Stolen strikes a modern tone on old time health habits
The piece by Stolen mocks biblical and ancient life for modern health norms, arguing against retro fashion and lifestyle purity. It contrasts Adam and Eve with today’s comforts, endorsing contemporary items and criticizing puritanical seriousness in a satirical voice.
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Riend Sheridan
Post Falls
Idaho
Good Old Times
Adam
Eve
Solomon
Ruth
Adaim
Garden of Eden
Lunatic Asylum
Israel
Promised Land
B.C
Rebecca
David
Uriah
Methusiah
American business power debated at Northcliffe tribute
A gathering of New York millionaires and editors honored Lord Northcliffe with a banquet. Editor Arthur Brisbane challenged wealth worship, praising unknown millions and arguing real American power lies in the nation’s mass of people rather than the moneyed few.
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New York
Lord Northcliffe
Colonel Harvey
Northcliffe
England
Delmondo’s
Harvey
Delmonico’s
Adulation of Millionaires Shifts in America
The piece notes rising disinterest in millionaire worship and mentions Editor Brisbane urging Lord Northcliffe to note Americans favor something better than the old glamorous set. It contrasts American values with lingering celebrity adulation.
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Brisbane
Lord Northcliffe
America
The Christmas Spirit Uplifts Humanity Across Centuries
A reflective essay extols the Christmas spirit as the peak human festival uniting people worldwide. It urges selfless acts, happiness given and received, and a yearly resolve to spread goodwill, making life brighter for all, especially through simple gestures and kindness.
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Ats
Possiov
Obo
Earl
Erindimge
The New Wile Parody Sketch Reveals Domestic Tension
An unfinished humorous sketch depicts Stephen Cole composing satirical scenes in England about domestic life. The dialogue centers on Mildred and George in a strained morning as they argue over money, clothing, and household duties.
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Stephen Cole
England
Mie
Trade Conditions Signal Progress In Leading Industries
This week shows continued gains toward normal business activity with increases in wage earners across key sectors. Weather and holiday disruptions slowed some measures but the overall trend remains positive.
Reopening Mills Boosts Production as Trade Steady
Mills closed over a year are reopening and plants return to full operation. Retail apparel demand softens in heat yet departments move goods for winter. Manufacturers report orders through next year with cautious provisioning. Large sales of tobacco wool and staples noted with firm prices. Immigration rises as labor demand grows, with 1322 aboard a single steamer last week. Freight cars down 3133 and November railway earnings lag prior year.
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Vo Hawe
Farewell to My Homestead Poem Fragments
Fragmented lines describe leaving a homestead and farm life. Recurrent motifs include cows, ovens, food, and a narrator bidding farewell to familiar comforts. The verses mix surreal imagery with rustic domestic scenes, ending with a rustic closing image of a pie.
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Pve
Divorce Trends Across States From 1887 to 1906
A government report details divorce rates by state, showing Montana at 22 percent and South Dakota near 48 to 95 per 10 000 population over five year averages. It notes two thirds of divorces in the period were initiated by wives and cites grounds such as desertion cruelty and adultery, with cruelty more common among wives and desertion common overall.
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South Dakota
Montaern
Department of Commeree and Tibar
Atc Buitheen
Pia
Montana
Union
Albdisar
Government appropriations for 1909 and 1910 totals
The secretary of the treasury transmits estimates of appropriations for government services for the year ending June 30 1909 with detailed by department figures. Totals show appropriations for 1909 at 824 408 943 and for 1910 at 832 629 393 an increase of 57 900 676 comparing the two years.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
State Department
Treasury Department
War Department
AOL
Interior Department
Vostalice Department
Dept. of Agriculture
Dept. Com. and Labor
Department of Justice
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Dun’s Review
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Postonice Department
Dhept. of Agriculture
Dept. Com
Labor
Rsa
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