Burrows Named Temporary GOP Convention Chairman
The Milwaukee Sentinel endorses Senator Burrows of Michigan as temporary chair at the Republican National Convention. It notes his status as a party leader, his likely keynote role, and his aim to deliver a Republican address while avoiding discord amid internal factional tensions.
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Your Batting Average in Life and Pursuit of Victory
A reflective piece compares a baseball crowd to life lessons on initiative and self reliance. It argues that the world rewards players with a high batting average, urging individuals to seize opportunities, aim for first base, and drive for home runs both on and off the field.
Republican Speaker Faces Roosevelt Policies Debate
The piece notes a Republican leader, acting as temporary chairman, promises a keynote speech that will avoid being anti Roosevelt yet not fully aligned with Roosevelt policies. It warns his remarks may stray from Rooseveltism's optimism and “ring.”
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Mae Wood and Tom Platt in New York Senate Critique
Readers note Mae Wood poised for gains from a bold action while Tom Platt faces a modest $10,000 penalty for questionable conduct. The piece questions New York state self government by citing Platt and Depew as examples of political senatorial figures.
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Abe Reuf Sentenced by Hung Jury in California Case
A hung jury again saves Abe Reuf for now in a California case. The text hopes for a future situation where juries act as exorable judges, implying ongoing frustration with the legal process and the desire for decisive verdicts.
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Eberly’s 1907 Work Discussed Despite Alarm
The note argues against assuming a false alarm about Eberly and suggests he may need a quiet period to recover from strain, citing his 1907 record as a basis for such a plan. It frames the issue as a matter of welfare and discipline rather than accusation.
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Baby’s First Tooth Signals Father’s Richer Future
A playful note reflects a father interpreting his baby’s new tooth as a sign of future wealth, suggesting the infant’s growth will bring prosperity and a surprising financial upside.
One Piece Shirt Waist Featured In Madras Stripes
Fashion notes present a simple, three quarter sleeve one piece shirt waist in striped madras. Plaits over the shoulders, back and under arm seams shape the fit, neck band finishing, and optional collar choices. Pattern 5980 fits busts 32 to 40 inches. mail to Fashion Department for 10 cents plus postage.
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Melodrama, Fire Advice, and a Rug on a Blaze
A serialized excerpt shows a dramatic poem by J. W. Foley from the New York Times, interspersed with a fire anecdote about Mrs. Wilcox who follows faulty advice to cover a blaze with a rug. Her maid Estelle corrects the action as the gas is extinguished.
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Identity and secrets test a plotting financier
A London financier Max Barclay seeks Marion Rolfe's whereabouts after her sudden dismissal from Cunnington's. Old Sam Statham, as managing director, declines help but hints at a bigger deal, the Adriatic railway concession, and shrewdly exposes a friend's deceit about Turkish concessions and rival executives.
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A Test of the Unemployed
The piece argues the unemployed test civilization by showing how citizens handle temporary adversity. It praises Americans for their bearing and conduct over the last six months, suggesting resilience reflects wise governance and national character.
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2000 Year Old Omer Counting Ceremony
The Jewish Chronicle notes the Omer counting as a central ritual for weeks to come. The ceremony, tied to Palestine and temple service, has remained a historic reflection for about two millennia yet retains strong ritual meaning today.
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Treatment bill brings a fit of perspiration
A stout patient, after a month with a specialist, complains the bill is as large as he is. The doctor replies that the bill is part of the treatment and notes it has made him perspire, in a light London Tit-Bits tone.
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Real Freak Meter Complaint Reported By Gas Office
In a London Opinion item a gas company cashier asks an inspector be sent to review a meter problem. The superintendent notes they receive many meter complaints, but this case involves a customer sending a check for the bill amount and calling it very reasonable.
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Teacher's illness prompts surprise bouquet note
The country school mistress, forced to dismiss classes due to illness, receives a large bouquet of wild flowers from her students. As she thanks them she finds a note reading Teacher, stay ill tomorrow, too, and we'll send you another bunch.
Waste Caution and a Cord Reminder Tale
A fragment from the London Opinion humor section recalls a church scene and a couple's forgetful exchange about posting a letter. Chapell explains his wife tied a cord to remind him to post it, but she forgot to hand it to him.
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