Revision by schedules challenges standpatters in congress
The Minneapolis Journal notes that Payne and Aldrich support revision by subjects over log rolling and expect Democrats to abandon broad plans for special bills. It discusses the difficulty of enacting joint rules to bar non germane amendments and the Senate’s insistence on its rules and the right to speak freely.
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Payne
House
Aldrich
Republican Congressional Committee
Senate
Mason
Minneapolis Journal
Wisconsin Voices on Tariff Debate and Senate Actions
A fragment discusses Wisconsin's stance on tariff policy and the Senate's potential surrender of key figures. It hints at a broader implication for the nation's lawmaking and public trust as the tariff issue prompts political maneuvering.
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Senate
Selection of an official with private business interest
A historical note discusses the appointment of an official who held a private business interest in their selection. It mentions socialism’s opposition to the influence of the legal profession when it organises, and references a resolution aimed at this issue.
Copyright notice on White Way photograph heading
The Tribune notes the Saturday feature heading Heard on The White Way uses a photograph copyrighted by The Northern Engraving Company. A small copyright line appears on the cut to protect the owners' rights and will accompany its publication.
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the Tribune
White Way
Northern Engraving Company
Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles Christmas Poem
A humorous verse from Paul West in New York World mocks holiday spending. The piece contrasts festive carols with the dread of bills and debt during Christmas season.
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Paul West
New York World
Public Debate on Farm Profits and Livelihood Costs
In the Public Debate column J H Mc Hugh argues farmer profits rise offset by higher expenses, links high living costs to rum and society, but notes scientific farming boosts farmer prosperity. He urges farmers to fix prices collectively and ensure full weight and measure to meet civic duties.
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J. H. McHugh
Socialists Deny Candidate Support in Omerberg Appointment
A miscaption yesterday led to misimpression about socialist stance on Louis Omerberg’s appointment. The socialists reiterate no candidate supported and their protest was not aimed at Omerberg personally or at any official. The objection targeted a small group of citizens who attempted to dictate the process.
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Louis Omerberg
Omerberg
Fore! Thirteen Shots and a Gaffe on the Green
A golf novice, red with effort, battles missed shots on the putting green as a caddy warns of a passerby. The exchange ends with the novice demanding foreknowledge before striking, while the caddy insists on a shout for safety.
Stella What is her walk in life
Bella About half a yard around. Harper's Bazar.
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Stella
Bella
Harper’s Bazar
City teacher learns lesson from sheep math riddle
A city young woman teaching arithmetic faces a puzzled country student who refuses the standard answer. The girl insists that if one sheep jumps over, all the others would follow, revealing the farm girl’s practical knowledge of sheep.
Narrow Shoes Stir Watery Witty Exchange in Local Shop
In a local shoe store a stout man struggled to find suitable footwear. After trying many pairs, the salesman offered a pair as perfect, but the customer rejected them saying they were too narrow and pointed. The clerk replied with a teasing remark.
Narrow pointed shoes spark season comment
A brief quip from the Youngstown Telegram notes fashion with a stout man claiming he still wears last season's feet, while observers remark on the trend of narrow pointed shoes this season.
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Youngstown Telegram
Concrete and abstract in a city sidewalk scene
A street orator’s lofty rhetoric clashes with a practical sidewalk builder who warns him to stay concrete. The builder quips that if the speaker comes down from abstraction he will become the asphalt, highlighting a clash between erudition and practical craft in an urban setting.
Rumored Dilemma Recounts Daughter's Singing Question
A quotation from the Houston Post presents a professor asked what to do with a daughter who sings, and the reply notes that naming a course of action would make the speaker an accessory to the law. The exchange highlights a moral or legal tension implied by its context.
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Houston Post
Dieting anecdote from a Newark Star item
Dr Herman C H Herold of the board of health counsels a young doctor. His patient, a fat girl, follows a strict diet of dry toast and boiled beef. After a month she returns far heavier and the doctor learns she ate her ordinary meals instead.
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Herman C. H. Herold
Board of Health
Newark Star
High cost of living debated by J H McHugh in public talk
The speaker compares wage, lumber, clothing, land value, crop yields and taxes from twenty years ago to today. He argues living costs rise but city life offers better prospects and urges avoiding rum shops and society gossip to escape price concerns. He signs as J H McHugh.
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la Crosse County
J. H. M’hugh
Flight from Yokohama Ends in Night Chase
In a tense escape, Phil and the scientist Bersonin race through Yokohama pursued by angry witnesses after a failed plan involving a hidden aeroplane on a ministerial home roof. Fleeing toward a villa, they fear exposure as trains and wires fail and authorities close in.
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Phil
Wistaria
Bersonin
Haru
Personin
Yokohama
Daunt
Betto
Hell
Japan
Kisaraz
Chiba Road
Nght-Hawk
Twainisms Mark Twain as a Poet
A California 1864 verse attributed to Mark Twain mocks his zeal in work and effort. The poem describes him doing any task with zest whether preaching mining leading choirs or traveling from East to West. It concludes he would do his level best regardless of contract or task.
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Mark Twain
California
Sage Tea Dandruff Remedy Stirring Hair Care Market
Modern hair care trends boost sage use and prompt sale of Wyeths Sage and Sulphur. The product, priced 50 cents to 1 dollar, claims to promote hair growth restore color and curb dandruff. Wyeth Chemical Company offers direct mail orders from New York City. O T Erhart endorses the remedy.
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Wyeth's
Wyeth Chemical Company
Cortlandt St
New York City
O. T. Erhart
Harvard Student Sparks Quiet Romance at Local Dance
In a humorous exchange a Harvard student tells his father he has a flame but no fuel, hinting at a shy, restrained romance as a small town gathers for a community dance. The dialogue showcases light, period-appropriate humor and domestic banter.
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Harold
Harvard
The Laugh and a Gated Moment of Espionage
A narrator recalls a tangled web of fear and betrayal as government suspicion closes in. He distrusts those around him, including Ishida, and grapples with revelations about a Japanese girl and a presumed espionage plot. The scene unfolds near a wistaria gate beside a pulsing motor.
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Personin
Wistaria
Ishida
Daly Opens Lead to Threaten De Oro in Billiards
Alfred De Oro risks his three cushion billiards title as John We Daly of Chicago builds a 50 to 35 lead after a brilliant opening block at Doyle's. Daly gains the advantage by solving De Oro's safeties while the champion struggles to connect on offense.
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New York
Alfred de Oro
John We Daly
Chicago
Daly
Doyle
DeCoro
Frost Confusion Over Winnipeg Recital
An unclear snippet shows an observer noting a Frost reference and a recital titled Beautiful Snow in Winnipeg. The text mentions Rantey2wasy bobbing, an ehdore, and a quoted line Yes he came out.
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Winnipeg
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