Common Things in Nature and Feeling
A poetic meditation on everyday elements shared by all life. The speaker treats common sights like rain, lakes, and fields as profound sources of delight, implying a universal bond between nature and the human heart.
The Spenders A Tale of the Third Generation
Chapter XVIII and XIX excerpting a convoluted family plot. Percival hosts Uncle Peter Bines and Billy Blue in New York as Aunt Cornelia, Florence, and other society figures swirl around engagement rumors, divorce, and moneyed intrigue. Uncle Peter befriends Percival and becomes a stabilizing yet comic presence amid high society maneuvering.
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Peter Hines
Peter Bines
Montana City
Billy Blue
Peter
Billy Rue
Broe
Livingston
Howdy
New York
Miy Blue
Percival
Denver
Tabedy
Higbee
San Francisco
Dave
Engagement Announced in Public Prints
Avice Millerey is engaged to Mr. Rulon Shepler after recent gossip about Florence Akemi and a bishop case. The couple’s betrothal appears in public notices, signaling a forthcoming marriage plan amid community chatter.
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Pideha Oldaker
Hattor
Florence
Ana Natior
Moat Oval
Hut
Florence Akemi
Grace Millerey
Avice
Rulon Shepler
Expert Testimony Sparks Trial Talk in Personal Injury Case
In a Kansas City Star style exchange, veterans discuss what an expert knew while a jury sweated. A sheriff carried a suspect in a murder case. a witness confessed to tying a peddler and gruesome bones appeared, prompting medical opinions and potential indictments.
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Kansas City Star
A. D. Risdom
Bir
Missouri
Kirksville
Jim Mills
Morrow Township
Jim
Paul
Jin
Peidler
Conchet
Local sport club finds cup altered after purchase
A Clonmel Tipperary sports club reports the cup handed to a member was altered before presentation. An inspection revealed a substitution of two Japanese items, prompting surprise during the ceremony and a review of procurement.
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Clonmel
Tipperary
The Peoples lobby proposed for Washington observes legislation
A plan to establish a national watchdog bureau in Washington to study analyze and report on legislation with the public interest in mind. Promoted by Toney Beach Needham and backed by figures like Mark Twain Lincoln Steffens and William Allen White, it aims to expose special interests and pressure Congress through publicity and public involvement. Notable supporters include ex governor Garvan Rhode Island state senator Colby New Jersey and Winston Churchill.
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Washington
Toney Beach Needham
Mark Twain
Lincoln Steffens
Benjamin Lide Wheeler
William Allen White
People's Lobby
Plana
White House
Labia
Garvan
Rhode Teland
Colby
New Jersey
Deneen
Winston Churchill
New Himpshire
Smoot Fights For Canteen Restoration
Senator Smoot of Utah pushes to reestablish the army canteen as Congress debates his seat. He argues the move will gain women’s support, noting public sentiment could trigger protests against any repeal. Women, who helped abolish the canteen, are seen as key influencers in the issue.
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Milles
Shepler
Rome
Onde
Bines
Misa Avice
Mr. Milberey
Jarvis
Washington
People’s Lobby
Senator Smoot
Senate
Smitor
Utah
Congress
Belleves
Labor Leaders Split as Gompers and Mitchell Clash
Early AFL reports foresee a rift after the election between Samuel Gompers and United Mine Workers president John Mitchell. Gompers favors one faction while Mitchell backs Roosevelt’s bloc, with Mitchell’s rising influence shaping federation strategy and White House access.
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American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gampers
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Gompers
Mitchell
Roosevelt
Gomipers
Federation
Gomper
Gomyers
White House
Congress
Republicin
Tim Iato
Matty
Bla
Fobende
Humors Of Rural Delivery Service Tale From Smithsville Route
Illustrated tale from rural free delivery beginnings describes a New England mail scene where a resident uses a letter box and mistaken property claims lead to a humorous mix up. The column notes how such incidents fuel local lore and reflects on mail routines and community misadventure.
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Aehkepert
Anel Tress
Denman Thompson
Rearton
Mount Katatedtin
Huthkaport
Smith Uinlls
Wiping Out the Government Deficit Report
The article praises Assistant Secretary Reynolds and the Treasury ineluding the customs service for shrinking the government deficit. It cites a substantial draft to fund Congress and show a revenue surplus, noting gains in the customs branch under Reynolds amid broader government spending rises elsewhere. The piece presents Reynolds as a happy official announcing improved financial health.
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Partioont Eiliehds
Jr Ladha
Ieeutiie
Aed
Wennidhites
Cibatine
Ledeer
Dalai
Thia
Assiatan
Reynolds
Otter Pecuipia
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Jackson Herald
Pyteldatner
Jack Hnn
Spenders
Harry Leon Wilson
Lovhrop Publisting Company
Coxtiscen
Jarvis Wurtiohed
Avice Milkey
Mrs. van Goist
Landon
Mia
van Goetst
Hut Shepler
Ekay
Fidelia Oldakor
Ava
Fred
Wybert
Dad
Mater
Mr. Shepler
Margaret
Mr. Bines
Mra
Geist
North Carolina
Briddie Arledge
Clint
Croce
Montana
Lila
South Dakon
Hivus
Tom Manting
Texas
Burman
Forty-fourth Street
Temple of Chance
Vollege
Mrs. Binns
Japan
Humors OF Rural Delivery Service