Anter Mountain globals and a bereaved mother letter
The article notes the mother of Kar Luft, the navigator who died in a balloon incident, has published a Bitterfeld letter thanking mourners. It reflects on loss, resilience, and the sailor's triumph in spirit, amid broader remarks on art, history, and urban temperance.
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Teed Gachsen
Bitterfeld
College Women Find Work Across Fields In New York
The piece notes college women entering business and journalism, with examples from New York stores and publications. It highlights scientific illustration as a growing field, wage expectations, and advice on starting at the bottom, plus stories of women returning home to run family farms or businesses.
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Difi
Ives Mer
Waters
Rhode Island
Unclear Recipe Fragments From Old Column
Fragmentary notes describe steps for a dessert and drink prep with quantities and ingredients. The text mentions pineapple, strawberries, crushed items, and a kitchen setup, but details are garbled and many words are unreadable.
Untitled fragment preserves terse local business note
A clipped OCR readout shows a small business reference with partial words and names, suggesting a brief notice or ad. No clear event, date, or entity is fully legible.
Emergency Puffs and Peach Dishes Feature Ancient Recipes
The page presents a mixed guide with Emergency Puffs using canned peaches and bread flour, a peach sauce, Manhattan Shrimp dish, and how to serve watermelon. It also includes a segment on keeping a wife happy with playful tips and notes on artificial flowers and colors.
Rolled Celery Sandwiches for Receptions
A Woman's Home Companion June feature presents a simple inexpensive celery sandwich. Spread bread with creamed butter, salt, pepper, and crisp celery sticks, rolled with decorative baby ribbon. Batter mix folds butter egg flour milk currants and baking powder for a light cake-like addition.
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Woman's Home Companion
Why Men Say Women Are Stingy From New York World
A New York World correspondence argues women live more cheaply than men, noting women shop for bargains and tip sparingly while men spend lavishly. It discusses debt attitudes, budgeting, and gendered money training shaping household finance.
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London
Locke
New York World
Ube
Street footwear debate echoes in fragmented note
An incoherent message argues against street shoes indoors and recalls a tense mood about safety and etiquette. The fragment references keeping feet clean, recuffing shoes, and sounds like a broader social concern about conformity and fear. The text is garbled with stray phrases and partial sentences.
Near Philosophy Snippets From Sioux City Tribune
A collection of humorous and aphoristic observations on life, work, honesty, and city governance from the Sioux City Tribune. The lines critique ambition, deception, weather effects on daily trades, and the longevity of public office, with wry, tongue‑in‑cheek humor.
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Sioux City Tribune
City Mouse Family Escapes from Hidden Box
Maudie and Mattie City Mouses venture with their parents ends in a narrow escape as a big box is carried away and the family peeks from a hole. They later find themselves on a wagon rolling through trees toward the country with Maudie left under a leaf for safety.
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Mrs. Mouse
Mr. City Mouse
Ana Maudie
Mra
Mrs. City Mouse
Maudie
Mrs. City
Maude
Adid Eithel
Mia
Clty Mouse
Maudie Mouse
Mr. City Mounre
Mr. City’ Mouse
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Little Maudie
Fragmentary OCR: Foodie phrase and Woman's Home Com
A fragmented OCR snippet shows stray quotes and phrases about food and a reference to a Woman's Home Com. No clear event or names are readable.
Fragmentary note on trade and supply constraints
Unclear text discusses durable goods, importation into the country, supply growth, and quotations about reaping. The fragment hints at prohibitions or allowances without concrete names, dates, or locations.
Have no fear The comforter will be with you
A mother in Eris Pa learns the Bible text her son recited at church. The boy, asked to explain the verse, repeats the theme Have no fear The Comforter will be with you, prompting the mother to reflect on his understanding.
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