Aurelie Lindstrom's Rise Alters a Town's Course
Wiley and Harlan chase political and theatrical upheaval as Aurelie Lindstrom climbs from beauty queen to leading lady. Budding ambitions strain friendships, expose town gossip, and reshape plans for the McFatridge project, with personal loyalties tested in a spring of ambitions.
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Harlan
Harvard
Wiley
Neem Green
Harvin
McFatridge Twins
Tin Opera House
Aurelle Lindstrom
Aurelie and Currans face showbiz collapse in Broken Bow tale
The Beauty Winner company collapses amid stranded scenery and unpaid wages. Aurelie Lindstrom sends money home while Curran and Aunt Abby worry for her safety. Back in Winnetka county, oil stocks, legal wrangles, and political scheming stir the town as Tanner interests push for a creek turn and a young Van Hart faces a rising political future.
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Mr. Wiley
Michigan
Owain Ohe
Aurelie
Janet
Aurelia
George
Thlia
Wiley
Urelle
Bluebirds
Congress
Mr. Curran
Ashe
Mick
McFerrid
Northwest
Chicago
E Chronicle
Miss Lindstrom
Morris Feldman
Mr. Hanbury
Dubuque
Abby
J. Curran
Morria Feldman
Bo Aurelia
Curran
Uncle Michigan
Mall
Karian
Tarian
Broken Bow
Sterkwater
Nebraska
Etty
Beauty Winner
Hen McFetridge
Barleste
Morris Vistar
Moving Picture House
Morris
Hooseman
Mont
Tulare
Mian Lindstrom
Ray
Hen
Ben
Denver
Misa Lindstrom
Hanbury
R. Fel
Rae
Mr. Feldman
Milas Lindstrom
New York
Juvenil
Loonie
Mich
Aurelio
John
Aurelle
Knute
Tanner
Jonn
Currin
Sinsinawe Creek
Tanner's
Harlan van Flart
van Hart
Winnetka County
Harland
Arne Vance
Donley & van Hart
Thad Tanner
Cal Rice
Cal
Progressive League
Earlville
Jewett
Harlan
Thad
van Harts
Argentina Beef Industry Points to Rival American Beef
The article notes extensive Argentine pasturage stretching west from Buenos Aires within reach of water markets. Cattle are largely produced near Buenos Aires, along the Rio de la Plata and Paraná, with packing plants at the water’s edge and transport favoring short hauls. It also details American packers’ South American investments and suggests questions about future Argentine beef entering the U.S. market.
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American Review of Reviews
Buenos Ayres
Uth
Rio de la Plata
Parana
Argentina
United States
South America
Swift & Co
Armour and Morris, Swift & Co
Montevideo
Uruguay
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Presidents Sleep: Wilson Beats Taft and Roosevelt in Rest
The Pathfinder notes President Wilson aims for nine hours of sleep nightly and often exceeds it, sometimes reaching ten or eleven hours. He reportedly recovers quickly from fatigue, unlike predecessors Taft and Roosevelt who rise early and sleep seven to eight hours. Taft did daytime naps after work, even dozing in his chair.
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Wilson
Washington
White House
Taft
Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
The Boston Transcript Pun Debate
Jein conceded in Washington that Dr. Frank W Clark is the most atrocious punster in America. At a club gathering the topic turned to puns with a question about the best one heard. H answered with a duck-geew pun about diving reasons and motives and another quip about Clarke.
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Boston Transcript
Jein
Washington
Frank W. Clark
America
Clarke Ly
Balloon Flight Records Highest Altitude Over 87 700 Meters
A December ascent from the Pavia observatory set a record for balloon height reaching about 87 700 meters. The craft carried meteorological instruments and a parachute, recording temperatures from sea level to 9 10 miles high and describing troposphere and stratosphere layers.
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Obcrvatory
Pavia
Niles
Rome
M. Leon Tessserenc de Bort
Trappes
France
Polea
Tropics
Arctic
Equator
Lapland
Af. Telaeverenc de Bort
World Weather Map Reveals Polar Eddies Shaping Climate
Washington weather bureau introduces a January world map showing polar eddies sweeping west to east. Each eddy ranges up to 1,000 miles with alternating heavy and light air. Forecasting improves as maps track these highs and lows, though movements vary seasonally and are not yet uniform.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
C. F. Marvin
North Pole
Lake Superior
Vancouver
Mannstates
Hallfas
Nalance
Parise
Athiwutly
Buren
Ita
Tne
The Unheeded Lesson from City Governance
A Denver Times reprint recalls a New York commission plan for better government urging citizens to unite for honest municipal rule. It notes that partisan fighting widens divides and taxes rise while reform is delayed, asking why the cure used in the past is not applied today.
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Denver Times
New York
Kiimng
Apen c
The Human Machine in Richards Cabot Essay
A critique on how people and professionals treat others as impersonal roles rather than unique beings. The author argues habit of impersonality persists in medicine and law, comparing individuals to machines and labels like prisoner at the bar.
The Perfect Day from Kiopwon by Elinor Mordaunt
A fragmentary passage reflects on a rare perfect day when reality blurs and love’s first spoken word emerges. It mentions the Seychelles group as a distant setting and a distant geographic detail about 750 miles northeast of Madagascar.
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Elinor Mordaunt
Grouk
Seychelles
Madagam
Oklahoma Millionaire Plans Orphan Homes and City of Sand Springs
Charles Page, Tulsa area oilman, aims to adopt 1 000 children and care for 100 widows with two room houses and free utilities. He built an orphanage, a hospital planned with top surgeons, and a city called Sand Springs with a railway, water and sewer systems. Page rose from messenger to millionaire after striking oil near Chandler and pursued a vast endowment to sustain care for orphans and widows.
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Charles Page
Illionaire Oil
Tulen
Okla
Hoya
Snore Park
Saalier
Page
Frome
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Milan
America
Bia
Stevens Point
Wis
Ed Page
Charles
Charlies
Wisconsin Central Railway
Pacific Coast
Idaho
Colorado
Chandler
Glenn Pool
Tulsa
Taneda Field
Arkansas
Pace
Fes
Tolea
Hergun Pace
Tolan
Davis
Sand Springs
Arkansas River
Lost City
The Only Solution and Intervention in International Affairs
The text argues that nations have the right to protect citizens and property abroad, endorsing intervention under strict warnings. It cautions that casual or noble motives risk destabilizing global order and inviting meddling, urging adherence to a principled approach to sovereignty.
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Morgan Shuster
Bit of Iowa History on a Prohibitory Amendment
A Cedar Rapids Republican piece traces Iowa history on a prohibitory amendment rejected by the supreme court on constitutional grounds. It recounts judges and attorneys involved, noting shifts in political support and electoral outcomes through the 1880s by Linn County figures and newspapers.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Republican
David Rant
Towa City
Towa
Manny
Seeenny
Ted
Supreme Court
Brent
Dey
Ehied Josthon
Wm. Srevera
Umes H
Rothrock
Judes West
Net Biutta
Linn County
Day
Judge Reed
Mila
Mani
Stdlaye Meche
Aitson
Roabinson
Adame
Bikeceae
Une
Mid Ny
Wan
Willian
Judge Rothrock Still On Bench After 18 Years
H Seevers did not run for reelection while Judge Rothrock remained on the bench until his death, staying in office for eighteen years after the ruling.
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H. Seevers
Judge Rothrock
Honesty in Congress Sparks Lawmaker Remarks
Chicago News reports on Representative Charles M. Thomson of Kage urging honesty in Congress. Thomson argues that if all lawmakers acted with principle, the nation would benefit and party pressure should not override civic duty.
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Congress
Chicago News
Rao
Charles M. Thomson
Kage
Whitacre
Ohio
Thomsen
Remar
Casper
Astrakhan Fur Sheep Experiments Spread Across Regions
The article reports on rising prices and experiments in breeding astrakhan or kuvakule sheep in Poltave and Central Russia. It notes earlier successes, climate concerns, and rumors of mixed results, with mentions of German attempts to introduce the breed into dry regions and plans for South Africa.
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Astrakhan
Poltave
Russia
Germany
Luneberger Halk
Africa
Fragmented Rants on Trade Unions and Railroads
The passage critiques trade unions and railroad support, contrasting abstract ideals with concrete actions. It discusses goals of unions, democratic governance, and practical reform aimed at aiding the poor, noting the Philadelphia fencing club's male-dominated membership.
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The
Philadelphia Fencers’ Club
Woden
Conctipation cures and social reach teased
Constipation causes and worsens many diseases. It is claimed to be cured by Dr. Pierce's Pellets. Tiny sugar coated granules advertised. Do not waste time. Time endures the racket longer than you. Many can be connected to prominent families by telephone.
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Wee Dean
Missouri
Pierce
Parlor Vacuum Panic Prompted by Fearful Maid Tale
A Dublin styled anecdote recounts Mary the housemaid from the Emerald Isle who fears modern devices. Her mistress asks if the parlor is swept and Mary admits she has not dared check the vacuum device placed two hours earlier.
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Mary
Emerald Isle
Briakly
Philippine Prosperity from record rice and hemp exports
The Manila bureau of agriculture reports last year's rice crop as the largest in years, doubling the previous year and cutting imports by over 176 million pounds, worth more than 2.5 million dollars. Hemp exports hit a record 144,507 tons valued at 23.044 million dollars.
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Philippine
Bureau of Agriculture
Manila
Philippines
Teachers Learn From Coffee's Aftermath And Postum Cure
A veteran school teacher recounts chronic coffee poisoning and its aftereffects. Friends introduce Postum, leading to marked health improvement and a new aversion to coffee. The letter promotes Postum products and cites The Road to Wellville as a related guide.
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Postum
Fountain of Perpetual Youth
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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James King Duffy
Clifford B. Harmon
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