Little Mayor Reforms Shake Saloon Licenses
A political critique portrays the mayor as enforcing Sunday liquor laws selectively and targeting barkeeps while sparing saloon operators, citing the Marty Klein Sharkey case on Kentucky Ave. It argues the reform is performative and undermines genuine law enforcement, praising Judge Whallon and railing at press manipulation.
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A Tribute to Fake Reform Campaign Fund Demands
A dubious appeal targets Kruger to donate two hundred dollars to a reform fund. The piece laments the official’s salary limits while accusing xannonists and gamblers of exploiting lax governance. It advocates defeating Councilman Ire iypert and endorsing Fred abiper amid partisan pressure.
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Putting Editors In Jail In German Newsroom
Journalist Paul Ney Bigelow reports in the Argonaut that German editors command high pay when willing to spend time in jail for telling the truth. He cites Ludwig Thoma, famed editor of Simplicissimus, as an example of bold press courage amid legal risk.
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Simplicimis
One-Eyed Man Sets Straight in Drunken Car Encounter
A dignified citizen with a single eye, after four hours of political debate and drinking, boarded an Eighth street car at Chestoutest at 2 a clock 3 wy morning. A stranger asked if the eye was born or lost in an accident, prompting the man to declare with a loud voice that he drank and could not keep it open.
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Precocious Youngster Tells Tough Lesson to Teacher
A public school teacher recalls a precocious pupil who had never attended school and resisted discipline. After recess, the boy Clarence Brown refused to surrender a long string of chewing gum, provoking humorous and stubborn behavior that challenged the teacher’s authority.
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Bat I Give You Half Philadelphia Bulleting
Fragmentary OCR note shows a dialogue fragment with the phrase bat I give you half in quotation marks attributed to Philadelphia Bullet in incomplete form. No clear event or context accessible.
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Woman's Will in Travel Conveniences Provokes Comment
A Providence Journal reader objects to an editorial about a car window that opens for a woman. The letter argues women lack strength yet wield persistent persuasion to gain access, suggesting they may influence drivers or brake personnel and reflecting on gender dynamics in travel comfort.
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A Warning To Men About Marrying Teachers
A New York superintendent of schools warns that men who marry school teachers lack discretion. Many quotes claim teachers do not make good wives or mothers and nag their husbands while overprotecting their babies, though a few exceptions may exist.
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Smith Graduates Celebrate Carnegie Gift Support
Smith graduates in St. Louis rally to back a large contribution from Mr. Carnegie to the college. The alumnae claim more Smith graduates reside in St. Louis than any other eastern school and will do their part to raise the funds needed.
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Sunshine and Smiles Surprising Tales of Daily Life
Fragmented text paints a chaotic portrait of domestic scenes and social chatter resembling a torn newspaper column. It hints at family dynamics, personal musings, and fleeting observations, including references to poster Edion Hinikh, a ROTC mention, and odd interjections about time and weather as the night wears on.
Big Furniture Bargains on Three Day Sale
Extensive sale offers on furniture items including a Golden Oak Rocker priced at 68 cents and safurdis prow ab the Narimal Papalees at 2.50, with a wide range of comforts and white enamel pieces featured. Multiple garbled phrases indicate a promotional catalog style with dates and bargain pricing.
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Glazed Flower Vase and Oak Rocker On Sale Now
The ad lists a 50¢ flower vase and a Golden Oak Rocker priced at 69, highlighting glassware and furniture bargains. It mentions national brands and a Washington street location with a focus on big furniture bargains and daily sale reads.
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Postage Stamp Costume Wows At Ball In Gere Fond a
A woman wore a dress crafted from postage stamps gathered over weeks, featuring an eagle at the breast, a shield on the back formed from foreign stamps, and a large hat also covered in stamps. The ensemble included a mask and a pink fan, drawing attention from friends at the event.
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Cats as Food Stirring Italian Market Rumor
A garbled report claims cats are used as meat in northern Italy, noting illegal status and market demand. It mentions cats being roasted with onions, wine, herbs, and bay, though the text is unclear and contains errors and odd spellings.
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