Bohemians of Paris Appeal to America
A small Montmartre artist colony fears eviction by rising Parisian land values. Otis Oldfield and Fernand Vaasal appeal to Americans, offering to honor a benefactor with a marble statue on Hutte Montmartre and artworks, in exchange for land protection and continued artistic work.
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New York Times
Paria
Montmartre
Louise
Paris
Pano Durrio
Louie XI
Godefroy de Hoeul
Napoleon Hil
France
Mme. Koenig
Otis Oldfield
Fernand Vaasal
Henry de St. Paul
Seatonnes
Asen
Agean
Senor Durrie
Golf Bore Who Talks About His Game From the American Magazine
James Montgomery Flagg writes about a golfer who dominates postgame chatter. The piece notes humor and tension as players retell shots from 18 holes, while others hear but care little, reflecting golf club rivalries and present self restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Montgomery Flagg
Idaho
Guessing Wrong from the Philadelphia Ledger
A discussion on probability and chance notes a coin toss experiment where any deviation from consistent heads or tails raises error odds. Human bias and misjudgment are contrasted with random outcomes, citing Lloyds as an example of profit from belief in others' errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Phiphin
Lloyds
Ethes
The Penalty of Public Spirit
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a figure named Vrem Harper and a discussion of public spirit and coercive predation. The readable fragment hints at a speech or essay critiquing civic virtue and the costs of moral laxity, with unclear references to a Saicke bine and a representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrem Harper
Indian Cotton Crop to Be Developed in Panjab
The International Federation of Mauler Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers launches a plan to establish a model cotton plantation in Panjab India. Aims to raise Indian cotton to near American levels within years with 7500 acres near rail and water, modern ginning mill, model worker villages, and seed supply from American stock. Manufacturers worldwide back the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
Panjab
India
Agricultural Department of Punjab
Federation
GERMANY FACES GRAFT REVELATIONS INVOLVING HIGH OFFICIALS
A document published by Dr. Liebknecht alleges high officials including Lieut. Gen. von Lindenau traded influence for cash to secure posts and the title of professor. The expose describes payments, statutory purchase limits, and a letter outlining conditions to obtain a professorship amid Prussia's medical circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Krupp
Colonial Office
Kurl Liebknecht
Reichatag
Diet
Hans
von Lindenau
Mets
War Ministry
Liebknecht
Frans Ludwig
Arnemacy
Prussia
Imperial Anti-Socialist League
Baraved Tale From Ill Fated Le Press of Ireland
An anecdote about Captain Kengall of the ill fated Le press of Ireland and a former ship Montrose. A passenger recalls a schoolboy mispronunciation circulating among listeners with a comical exchange and a shouted correction.
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Kengall
Lepress
Ireland
Montrose
Achoolbeau
Hargue
Not readable historical report from Jutland plow story
The fragment describes a steam plow in Jutland turning over land covered with heather deemed worthless. It notes a large cultivated area and mentions an American team and a race or event linked to a prize or award in a confusing text.
Extravagance and Economy Moral Teachings
A didactic piece argues that success comes from frugality and disciplined use of resources. It cites leaders and scholars who saved by economy of effort and warns against spendthrift habits as harmful to individuals and society. It emphasizes present actions shaping future security and cautions against superficial displays of wealth.
What Is Success in Life and How to Attain It
A 1913 essay argues success is the result of doing one's best and steering one's own course. It urges self-discipline from shoeshiner to bank builder, compares floating to swimming, and warns against rushing to the top before readiness. The piece stresses personal responsibility and continual small achievements.
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McClure
Respect Your Employer and The Golden Rule in Business
A 1914 McClure Syndicate essay argues that success in business hinges on respect for the supervisor and obedience to reasonable orders. It notes most workers criticize their bosses, while the ideal employer is built by capable employees who strive for mutual respect and fair treatment.
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McClure
Littl
Lees
Aple
Being On Time and the Value of Punctuality
An early 1913 essay urges strict punctuality in business, arguing tardiness harms credibility and opportunities. It advises planning, notifying of delays, and arriving before or at the appointed hour to respect others and avoid disaster.
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McClure
Deniné
Tiane Bey
Wiliog Tan
U'Vlock
Walt
Promat Bor
Aoe
Smile, Boys, Smile
Fragmented OCR presents a distorted text praising a cheerful demeanor and its social value. It contrasts polite handling with brusque leadership and hints at a political or personal guidance to respond calmly to authority while maintaining a positive appearance.
Smile as a Key Office Asset in 19th Century Advice
A fragment describes clerks learning to blend mechanical efficiency with a friendly sunny demeanor. It warns against perpetual smirking while urging cheerful, sincere smiles to attract promotion and create a positive, productive office atmosphere despite varying conditions.
The Knocker as a Workplace Vignette
A factory worker’s guide to avoiding the knocker the disgruntled co worker who criticizes bosses and peers and drags others down with him. The piece warns to shun the knocker and stay focused on self improvement despite his corrosive influence.
Appropriate Dress Advice and Arctic Co-operation Highlighted
The piece promotes modest dress and decorum across classes, stressing neatness over extravagance and cautioning against conspicuous jewelry. It then shifts to a Alaska and Arctic affair, detailing cooperatives, native trade, and land reservations aiding Eskimo communities to market salmon and goods with grid coordinating US agencies and Seattle merchants.
The Coat of Living Satire by Walt Mason
Satirical verse laments the rising cost of living and the nation’s tariff debates. It mocks politicians priests editors and the public appetite for luxury while contrasting past frugality with modern spending in a humorous tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Mason
The
National Magazine
Europe
Co operation in Alaska guided by federal efforts
Native led cooperative stores grow under a U S education bureau program to shield communities from exploitative traders. The plan aims to provide affordable goods and paid dividends, funded by cooperative holdings and coordinated oversight.
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Wwe
United States Areau
Educes
Alaska
Bureau
Aliampla
Fortune in Sight From Ailing Baltimen Tale
A fragment hints at a fortune awaiting a Baltimen figure as a tale in progress. The readable line suggests money or reward tied to a mysterious person, with no clear names or dates given.
Cheer Up Genny Land Excerpt
Fragmentary OCR text shows a personal plea and scattered phrases. The readable parts mention cheer, a name Genny, and unclear context suggesting a note or caption rather than a full event.
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Genny
Man from Riverhead accuses local ring after flood suit
John J. Pigot, an educated midlife resident, posted a large sign accusing a local ring of aiding theft of farms and lands. He had moved from Brooklyn two years earlier, bought a Pond Farm, and sued Riverhead Electric Light for $2000 claiming flood damage. The suit was ruled for the electric company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
John J. Pigot
Riverhead
Perserers
Pigot
Brooklyn
Riverhead Electric Light Company
Eletivic Company
Astica
Justice Hieckmar
Pep in Adore High-Tension Dressing Room At Palace Theater
A high tension dressing room is installed at the Palace theater to electrify performers before they go on stage. The room powers a Tesla cell and copper wiring to run high currents. Artistes enter the chamber and emerge energized for the show.
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Pvte
Palace Theater
New York American
Summer Boarder Anticipation at Comtosse Farm
Mrs Comtosse reports the first summer boarder will arrive tomorrow. A plan to hide scientific works on agriculture is mentioned. A lighthearted note urges tousling hair and stowing travel gear in boots to please the arriving guest.
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Josiah
Fragmentary note on a Russian immigrant actor and promise
A garbled text fragment mentions a Russian immigrant who was a play actor and a man vouched for by an engineer. It references a promise and a crime claim about stealing and a girl’s forgiveness, but the details are unclear.
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United States
Canmel
Emile
McClure News
Nocker
Atha
Tuhe
Seattle
Revenue Cutter Service
Bering Sea
Arctic Ocean
Bureau of Education
Beattie
Lekog
Makting
Hmydaburg
Klukwan
Klawock
Senda
Fas el Raat
Dame Day
Ou Cee
Dreu Teats
Libby
Renly
Abby, Mpaill A
Libby Cheagu
Daisy Fly Killer
Ik ‘Oup
Grer
Gajare Seyibing
Ogvarspresd Feu
Tn Gupress
Mm Madold Somers
Pellard Ave
Mlesbiats Barbera Supply Co
Our City
Aimee
Aloe
Imeliuhes
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