Woman journalist becomes queen of Zacalpan Indians
Spokane correspondent reports Mrs. Harry L. Eisenhart once Mary Perry, famed for law and order work in Coeur d Alene camps and editor under Governor Steunenberg, elected queen of the Zacalpan Indians in Michoacan Mexico. She has lived among Native peoples, worked on numerous papers, married mining engineer Eisenhart in 1906, and now thrives with her husband at his mine in El Vaso Texas.
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Spokane
Wash
Harry L. Eisenhart
Horace Greeley
Mary Perry
Coeur d Alene
Breunenberg
the Tribune
Caldwell
Michoacan
Ebenhart
Steunenberg
Panhandle
Idaho
Orchard
Eisenhart
Andrew John
The
Six Nations
New York
Denman Thompson
T. M. Perry
Bt. Peter, Minn
Court of Indian Claims
Washington
Roosevelt
Pacific Northwest
Ahy
New York State
City of
Mexico
Daily Record
Zaculpan
Guerrero
Michosacan
la Corona
Remmitt
Great Britain
Perry
Engiae
Record
W. P. Lampe
Miles Perry
Guatemala
Mils Perry
Mexico City
Phelps-Dodge Company
New York Corporation
el Vaso
Tex
Amos
Queen Mary
Ag Bay
Sho
Novelties of the Day in fashion accessories and wear
The article lists buckles worn with sashes belts and neckwear and describes new pectoral nuggets with enamel heads. It notes gloves abandoned for theater wear replaced by gold and silver bracelets and armlets in forms of branches flowers serpents and trees. It mentions a London hair ornament gold cord braid and windowed comb-like pieces for evening wear.
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London
Fragmentary note on trial or jury expression confusion
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a jury, expression, and graduation context with unclear details. No clear people places dates or actions emerge to form a complete item.
Amber Lawlord Leaves Paris For London After Big Claims
Paris actress Amber Lawlord, star of Money Talks, departed for London from the Hotel Majestic after declaring marriage to Ramuel Willetts of Meadow Brook. She rented an expensive flat in St James Place and boasted about vast wealth and a Connecticut marriage, dismissing a $1,000,000 challenge as trivial.
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Paris
Amber Lawlord
Cleveland Moffett
Majontic
Parle
London
Shahne
St. James Place
Paria
Ramuel Willetts
Meadow Brook
Long Island
Connecticut
Hdnant Willets
Maroado
Olas
Moakora
Joanneeers
Rue de la Paix
Diamond prices rise after historic crisis noted
The focal paper reports prices advancing once again following the diamond crisis. It mentions trade disruptions and ongoing market adjustments, with references to key players and nationwide implications. The piece emphasizes renewed demand and shifting supply conditions impacting the diamond sector.
Pretty Sponsor Chosen to christen North Dakota Battleship
Miss Mary Benton of Fargo has been selected by Governor Burke to christen the new North Dakota battleship when launched in Quincy Massachusetts on November 1. Born in Fargo she is daughter of Colonel John D Benton a Democrat leader in state politics. She studied in Switzerland and will be chaperoned by Miss Alice Nelson Paige. The ship, part of the Dreadnought class, will be built at Fore River Yard in Quincy and will rank among the world’s largest battleships.
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Fargo
N. D
Mary Benton
John Burke
North Dakota
Il Ia
Quincy
Maas
Miss Benton
John D. Benton
Mias Benton
Switzerland
Mia
Alice Nelson Paige
Togethe
Fore River Blip Building Company
Mass
Little Mother Dies While Preparing Dinner in Brooklyn
In East New York, Catharine Newcomb a 15 year old girl and self styled little mother to five younger siblings burned to death when her dress caught fire from a stove at No 1 Fulton Street. The girl rushed to save her siblings but died at Bradford Street hospital the same night. The incident left her siblings hungry and injured as the family mourned.
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New York
Catharine Newcomb
Fulton St
Brooklyn
Thomas Newcomb
Catharine
Bradford Street Hospital
From the Spice Box Try Bathing With a Hidden Music Box
A whimsical item details an American doctor in San Francisco who built a marble bathroom with a concealed music box. An English visitor is amused yet repulsed when the box plays God Save the King during bathing, prompting a revealing reaction about the music.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Velvet showers for autumn brides and gifts
A social piece on planning autumn bridal showers emphasizing unique, useful gifts. It warns hosts to avoid duplications, high costs, and embarrassing comparisons, recommending fruit canning showers and practical keepsakes. It suggests a fun judging game with ribbons and a post party cabinet delivery.
Tootsomes and Tomato Cheese Toasts
Instructions describe Crisp French Fried Potatoes cut orange shape soaked in cold water fried in hot fat until tender yet not browned, salted and served. Also a Tomato Rabbit cheese toast with butter, cheese, soda, eggs, and tomato purée stirred and served on toasted bread.
Invention Eases Washing of Whale Bone Bustles
Women weary of constant laundering of whale bone bustles applaud a factory made device borrowed from home dressmakers. It uses linen tape strips with ends flipped, holding a row of removable whalebone slid into a stock. The bones are pulled out for washing and reinserted before wear, a detail noted by The New York Press.
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New York
New To Him First Tramp Might Be Laughing at Tim
A pair of tramps joke about Tim gaining work painting park seats then dozing on the job. One notes Tim needed three policemen to move him, while the other laughs that Tim was at work for the first time.
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Tim
A Curious Florida Herb From Punta Gorda Herald
A small insectivorous annual herb grows in south Florida with deep red foliage. Leaves trap tiny insects in a sticky fluid and later curl to digest them. The plant, overlooked by botanists, measures under three inches tall and thrives on sandy, late winter terrains.
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Florida
Punta Gorda
South
Fragmentary New York Press Snippets On Language And Apology
A fragmented garbled passage cites various outlets including the New York Press and Chicago News. It references poor apologies, dead languages, and general commentary on language use, with scattered phrases about women, storms, and media remarks, presented as a collage of unreadable OCR text.
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New York
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