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Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Beveridge Radio Luncheon Remarks On Child Labor In New York
Senator Beveridge spoke in New York at a luncheon about child labor. He described a 17 hour workday for a small errand boy during Christmas shopping, noting the heavy load and stunted growth it caused while the boy joked he might be replacing an automobile truck.
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Hla
Senator Beveridge
New York
Usly
Patient and doctor argue over inexpensive restaurant advice
A humorous exchange has a patient in poor condition arguing that cheaper meals tempt illness, while the doctor warns against cheap eateries and the patient counters that pricier venues would worsen his health.
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Satan
Geo
Cuticura Cures Eczema in Infant After Teething Link
A Syracuse mother recalls her eight month old daughter developing eczema on the face neck and back which worsened with scratching. The physician attributed it to teething and offered no relief. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment following the booklet directions the child was cured by age one and has remained free of eczema. The ad promotes samples by mail from Cuticura.
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Freeman Craver
Lewis Gt
Syracuse
Fragmented OCR leads to odd medical and moral quips
A garbled page lists varying products and ad lines such as Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic and Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething. It weaves in quirky proverbs about marriage and fortune with broken phrases and misread names, reflecting a mishmash of 19th century ads and witticisms.
Mart King Baseball Captain Remembered For Barefoot Play
An early baseball pioneer known as Old Mart King is recalled for leading Chicago center field in 1671, famed for playing barefoot and capless. He joined the Haymakers of Troy and later the Eckfords, becoming a popular power at center field and catcher before retiring to critique modern protective gear.
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Old Mart
Master Mart
Chicago
Mart
Haymakers
Troy
Haymarket
New York
Martin
Eure
Chirop’s
Jimmy Wood
Eckfords
Red Stockings
Matt
Chicago Nine
Champs
King
Bill Lang the Crowds’ Favorite Baseball Star
Column praises Bill Lang of the Chicago Nationals for crowd-pulling speed and power. It compares his running and hitting to famous figures, recounting dramatic moments and urging fans to appreciate his all-out play and enduring value to the game.
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Bill Lang
John J. Ingalls
Capitol
Senate
Ingalls
Bill” Lang
Chicago Nationals
Lang
Mr. Lang
Plano
Ty Cobb
Salvator
Chi
Bil” Lang
John Manning First Right Fielder to Throw Out Runner at First
A nostalgic portrait of John Manning the Boston outfielder famed for gunning runners at first from right field. The piece traces his early Boston tenure in 1876 and his celebrated fielding trick that kept runners from advancing, noting his speed and reliability.
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John Manning
Tycobb
Washington Monument
Bostons
John
Boston
Manning
Women and Men in College Roles Through Time
Ida M. Terbell argues in a 19th century magazine that in early college years women seem more mature and assured than men, then grow less experimental while men become more dominant. She claims women develop intuition and inspiration, while men rely on logic, with shifting perceptions of superiority.
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Tim
Girlie
Tde Merbell Gamney
Ida M. Terbell
Eugeres
Wacovera
A Great Art Collection Moves Toward Met Museum
The article notes Mr. Morgan plans to transfer his London based holdings to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. It describes his aims to gather vast art objects from Hyde Park facing houses and the South Kensington museum, portraying him as a hunter of large acquisitions with little regard to cost or difficulty.
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Morgan
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
London
Hyde Park
South Kensington Museum
Manchuria Letters Describe Railways and Rumors of Change
The writer travels the South Manchurian railway from Harbin to Mukden, notes Russian and Japanese troops and fortifications, and reflects on the Portsmouth treaty and future control of Manchuria. He cites historical rail development, Russian cruelty, and China’s looming fate, as diplomats balance loans with England, France, and Germany.
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Asia
Great Britain
India
Dsay
Nicholas TL
Vladivostok
Petersburg
Harbin
Chang Chun
Manchuria
Mukden
South Manchuria
China
Portsmouth
Siberia
John Foster Fraser
Amur
Blagovestchensk
Peking
Chensk
Bear
The Future Status of Woman in the Great State
H G Wella argues in Marper's Magazine that a great state must redefine women's roles beyond subordination to men. He calls for a new feminine citizenship, ending servitude and parasitism, with a public endowment of motherhood as a first step.
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H. G. Wella
Marper
Saute Aimnnet
The Spirit of San Francisco in Harper’s Weekly
A fragmentary Harper’s Weekly sketch recalls chaos at Leland Stanford University with wrecked main buildings. It notes the great library gymnasium chapel and mosaics damaged or destroyed, and mentions efforts to salvage or preserve remaining fragments amid the upheaval.
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Spirit
San Francisco
Harper's Weekly
David Marr Jordan
Leland @tanford university
Stanford
Talend
Bates
Moe
You ll Get Pinched If You Tip Waiter Now on York
A new anti tipping law has been signed and placed on the statute books. Officials expect enforcement but no arrests have occurred yet. Critics argue the measure is unconstitutional as it impedes personal property and private conduct.
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York
Never Kiss and Tell Says Slayden on Henry Resolution
A newspaper man urged access to the caucus after the Henry resolution on investigating the money trust. Representative Slayden of Texas refused an interview, saying it would be against his principles to kiss and tell.
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Slayden
Texas
Henry
Money Trust
Mr. Slayden
Five Dollar Fine Sign Deters Marrying Couples
A small town clergyman laments couples from the country avoiding his house for weddings. A visiting couple asks what to expect, noting a large sign on a tree reading five dollars fine for hitching there.
Journey to Grandmother Ends at Bunker Hill Station
Young Fred heads to his grandmother's home with his mother aboard a train. A station stop at Bunker Hill triggers a tense exchange as Fred questions why his grandmother is treated poorly. The scene captures fear and confusion as the tale unfolds.
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Fred
Bunker Hill
Those Paroled Ones Vault Door Invention
A clipped dialogue references a paroled numbers 67 840 and a vault door ahead of its time. The exchange features pals Chicken Moss and Skinny Moss praising an invention described as a jimmy five years ahead of the new door.
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Turtle
Moss
Jimmy
In Danger Griggs Bo Bachellor Alchn¢ Hospital
In Danger Brigde asks if Griggs Bo Bachellor is in the hospital and whether there is cause for anxiety The reply notes a deucedly pretty nurse on duty.
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Griggs
Bo Bachellor
Brigge
Nothing Hard About That Blushing Bride Quote
A witty San Francisco Chronicle exchange highlights a woman pledging to blush when seen with her intended husband. The dialogue frames a light, affectionate courtship moment with playful personal pride.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Untitled Dialect Riddle About a Ten Dollar Bill
A fragmentary phonetic dialogue centers on the phrase tidy fortune and a clean crisp ten dollar bill. A speaker explains it as a tidy fortune while a boy asks the meaning amid a weathering pun about borrowing an umbrella in rain.
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