Henry L. Stimson the Man Behind the Political Hype
A New York World portrait sketches Henry L. Stimson as a hunter rider and keen observer. Yale and Harvard trained, he rose as US attorney for the southern district of New York, led major anti trust prosecutions, and balanced a rugged outdoor life with a legal career. The piece notes his hunting exploits, mountain trips with Gifford Pinchot, rowing at Staten Island Boat Club, and his family life with wife Mrs. Stimson active in hospital and charitable work.
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New York World
Henry Lewis Stimson
New York
Stimson
United States District Attorney
Stimn
Unds
Long Island
Canadian Rockies
Victo
Kill von Kull
Dan” Ickey
New York Athletic Club
Roosevelt
Mr. Stimson
Yale
Harvard
New England
Phillips-Andover
Harvard Law School
Andover
Skull and Bones
Phi Beta Kappa
West Fortyfourth Street
Lewis ‘Atterbury Stimson
Candace Wheeler
Elisha Boudinot
Elias Boudinot
Continental Congress
Washington
Charlies A. White
Elihu Root
No. 32
Liberty St
United States
Dhe Harriman
Charles W. Morse
Fonda
Bank of North
Morse
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
F. Augustus Heinze
Sugar Trust
New Yorkentral
American Sugar Refining Company
Great Northern Railway
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Baguar Trust
Trust
Arbuckles
National Refining Company
Wickersham
Charles R. Heike
Ile
District Attorney’s Office
West
Colorado
Montana
Canada
Rockies
Hudson
Palisades
Fort Lee Ferry
Cold Spring Harbor
I. I
High Hold
Rocky Mountain
Gifford Pinchot
Rory
British Columbia
Staten Island Boat Club
Kill van Kull
Dan” Hickey
Distressing accident near South Park fatally near horse
The article recounts a deadly mishap as William Schuyler, a long time South Park resident, left his home to go downtown. It notes a previous serious incident in 1850 when he tried to stop a runaway horse, injuring himself, and mentions his mother in law who witnessed events and a fire years earlier that destroyed her possessions. The piece ends with a moral urging restraint from drink.
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Accid
William Schuyler
South Park
Ballad fragments and wartime lines from the Louisville Courier Journal
The noisy clatter of stray verse and phrases mixes with wartime commentary as the Louisville Courier Journal notes cultural lines about corn fields and farmers alongside a reference to Korea and the phrase Land of the Morning Cols plus a critical remark on Korea’s postwar designation, reflecting era mood.
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Kores
Loulaville Courier-Journg
Ghost of Walter Dodge Second Wife Haunts His Marriage
New York report tells how Mrs. Edwin M. Steck, mother of a Havana chorus girl, describes a frugal ghost believed to be Ethel Coles Dodge. The spirit allegedly pressed Walter Phelps Dodge to return jewels and end marriages to fabled lovers, as Helen, the 17 year old wife, seeks happiness over wealth amid a costly divorce dispute and threats of disinheritance.
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New York
Edwin M. Steck
Havana
Walter Phelps Dodge
Dodge
Ethel B. Coles- Dodge
Doge
Jewere
Re. Dodge
Alter
D. Stuart Dodge
London
Walter
Edna
Helen
Ethel
Lonon
What to Do with Our Ex Presidents Question
A judge and jurist noted for golf asks a boy witness in a criminal suit about the oath. The boy replies he caddies at the country club, revealing a humorous clash of duty and leisure. The discussion hints at editorial questions about handling ex presidents.
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Success Magazine
Hala
Lamair
New York
Little Interviews with People of Note
Victor L. Berger praises Mr. Roosevelt as a remarkable man after returning from the Copenhagen congress. He calls Roosevelt a wonderful politician but accuses him of not probing deeply and questions his stance on socialism and a possible third term.
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Roosevelt
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee
Copenharn
Japans War Loans Handler Sees No War Between Nations
Baron Takahashi recalls studying in America and handling Japanese war loans here and in England. He argues there is no ground for fearing war with the United States, praising the historic friendship and mutual progress. He stresses no territorial aims and expects cooperation over rivalry in the far east.
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Baron Takahashi
America
England
Japan
United States
Far East
Cardinal Vannutelli on American Character and Wealth
The cardinal expresses surprise at American values praising money less than expected. He praises the nation’s spiritual promise and confirms the people’s desire for security and comfort without greed, noting visible friendliness toward Catholic faith from many Americans.
One Wife Better Than Four Says Old Saying
A speaker laments polygamy noting one wife avoids trouble and expense. Four wives bring cost, clothing burdens, and upheaval, while the core issue remains the trouble wives can cause rather than the wives themselves.
Fragments of War Echoes and Unrest
The text presents a stream of battle imagery with ghostly fighters and a longing for ancient glories. It weaves themes of unrest, thunderous pulse, and the clash of swords while pondering mind and heart. Poetic reflections mix tumult, tragedy, and sensory conflict.
Great Work By Women's Clubs Seen In Century Essay
Hildegarde Hawthorne argues in Century that women's clubs foster spiritual evolution and civic power. The 10th biennial federation gathering in Cincinnati showcased democratic unity, broad influence, and national reach with 12 000 clubs and 800 000 members driving reform and public welfare programs.
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W ‘S
Hildegarde Hawthorne
Cincinnati
New Jersey
Palisades
General Federation
Henry Turner Bailey
Tuch
Decker
Dante
Browning
Bureau of Information
Portamouth
The Secret of Dress Simplicity for Chic Style
Advice on achieving stylish dress through restraint and simplicity. A well cut gown in good material needs minimal trimming and color coordination. Overelaboration in accessories and hat or bouquet ruins the look, so study your overall appearance and aim for understated elegance.
Embroidered Initials in Varied Letter Styles
A housewife suggests diversifying embroidered initials on linen with many alphabet styles. Options include French, Venetian, Chinese, Irish scripts, and monograms in square or willow shapes, with letters interlaced or arranged in inventive layouts.
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Bosdloworner
Household Helps for Cleaning and Dish Washing
Practical tips on removing rust with oil and lime, cleaning wallpaper with bread, wiping surfaces with damp cloths, and dust removal from woodwork. Includes advice on furniture care, damp cloth use, and a note on moss for convenient kitchen tasks.
Refreshing Salads
Instructions describe chilling and cutting a fruit or vegetable, leaving the outer edge intact, shaping the pulp into small rounds about the size of a 25 cent piece, dipping in chopped parsley and rings in French dressing, then plating with a light dressing and serving cold.
Plum dish with decorative blue plate presentation
A fragmented description outlines halved plums with pits removed laid on a large blue china plate. It mentions a dress or glaze with French dressing or mayonnaise and serving each guest with oak leaf garnish, focusing on fruit halves and decorative serving.
Serving Watermelon With Dressing Like Ice Cream
Very cold melon served in round spoons like ice cream. Pass a bowl of French dressing to guests. Another method is to dice the melon pulp and let it drain. Lift with a fork when eating, as salad dressing will dilute with juice if pierced.
Nature Encourages Yawning For Rest And Relaxation
A plainspoken guide extols yawning as nature's demand for rest. Do not suppress yawns. if possible, stretch with the yawn and relax muscles. Aimed at immediate relief, it suggests seated stretches and deep mouth wide yawns to quicken refreshment.
Clever device transforms thrift into bridal gown
A penniless girl with a lucky knack fashions a wedding dress from white marquisette and imported cretonne. She decorates a white silk underdress with medallions and rose motifs, hand sews them on, and sleeves the final frock to resemble an elegant imported gown.
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Cretonne
Ecru
Paraffin distribution technique for jelly cooling process
A reader describes a method to apply paraffin to jelly by placing finely cut paraffin in the bottom of jelly tumblers and pouring hot jelly over it. As the jelly cools, paraffin rises to the surface then solidifies, aiming for even distribution and minimal melting.
Unclear Chest Suggestion Fragments From OCR
OCR fragment shows jumbled text about preventing a dish from slipping and mentions common items beneath it. No coherent event or names present. Unable to determine specific entities or a newsworthy item from the readable material.
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