Parity in Football Wrangles and Paris Fashion Cues
The piece laments a Sparta La Crosse football near tie and praises fair play amid a close decision while urging Spartan fans to build a stronger team. It shifts to a critique of Paris fashion and modesty, warning that imitated daring garments threaten American tradition and public morals.
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Dell
Women’s Costume Prompt Sparks Public Debate
A fragment notes women’s costumes described as “all to the bad” prompting public discussion. The text lacks clear events or names, but signals concern over attire in a social or civic setting and hints at evolving norms. Further details are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
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Directoire
Longchamps
Paris
Open Door Open Door Treaty With China Promises Equal Trade
The Chicago Record-Herald reports the United States China treaty aims to uphold Chinese independence and equal commercial opportunity, avoiding entangling alliances. It pledges pacific mutual understanding and consultation if the status quo is threatened, with no binding action beyond dialogue.
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Senate
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Jefferson
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Japan
Open Door Treaty Seen as Aid to China Policy
The article analyzes a commercial treaty between Japan and other Pacific powers, arguing ratification would support the open door in China. It notes that even staunch anti-Japanese voices favor a prompt treaty approval and examines how the agreement seeks to preserve access for all powers, while recognizing past friction over open access.
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China
Japan
Sparta Sash and Door to close for repairs this week
Sparta Wis residents hear of plant shutdown on Tuesday to enlarge and repair the factory. The company plans a large output increase this winter as business rises. Local social notes list visits from Miss Mate Loehr Miss Theresa Hanson and many area residents with Thanksgiving travel and gatherings. Tribune wants ad ends item.
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Milwaukee
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Lee Canfield
Lew Roberts
Fred Gross
George N. Newton
John Brock
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A. R. Smith
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Edythe McCormick
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John Wyland
Winona
N. F. Palen
Ada Graves
Viroqua
Treatment For Despondent Men
A prominent practitioner promotes a home remedy claimed to fortify nerve force and personal magnetism for despondent men and those with nerve disorders. The plan includes a syrup of sarsaparilla compound, balm wort, cardiol essence, and cardamene tincture to be taken after meals and at night, with no need for outside knowledge of the condition.
The Thief at La Crosse Theater Next Thursday
The thief in the play The Thief by Charles Frohman at the La Crosse theater is a woman in love with her husband, tormented by his indifference. She lacks his eye for her, seeks the trappings of others, and resorts to theft to win his attention.
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Claire Bowman
Will Snell
Viroqua
Sophia Marquardt
Jessie Holenbeck
Alma
Clara Larson
Inez Lloyd
Fay Vaughn
Pearl Richardson
Bangor
Gertie
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H. F. Flock
Topsy Abrahams
Maybellet Johnson
Phil Sheldon
Olive Cook
West Salem
Bernice Barber
Sylvia Richardson
Charles Frohman
la Crosse Theater
Court decision on husband adoption affects wife estate
Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that adoption by a husband alone in Re Carroll's estate created no liability for the wife and could not support an interest claim in the deceased wife's estate after her death. The case hinges on whether the nonparticipating wife’s estate is affected by such proceedings.
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Carroll
Atlantic Reporter
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Czar of Russia Today and His Boyhood Cup of Milk
A contrast between a future czar as a boy choosing milk and the present ruler wielding authority over one sixth of the earth. The passage emphasizes the vast expansion of power and the many lives under his decisions.
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Czar
Russia
Night After Thanksgiving Dream Poem by Judge
A humorous verse recounts dream imagery where the speaker becomes a chicken then a roasted pig with greens and lemon, ending with waking to regret. The narrator, identified only as Judge, reflects on a night of distress and odd fancies after Thanksgiving.
Newport aristocrat balks at camera in clash with photographer
A Newport scene unfolds as Robert Walton Goelet objects to a photographer taking pictures of his party. The photographer retorts with humor and warnings, and Goelet withdraws, later complaining of lower-class insolence without further action.
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Birdie
Sewing Room Vaudeville Details In Threaded Banter
A Baltimore American quip sketches a sewing room vaudeville with talking components. The sewing machine laments the seamy side while the spool cotton boasts a reel like performance. The needle ruffs about gathering interest, the oil performs a can-can, and the eye sighs when things go wrong.
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Baltimore American
Yale Graduate Flubs Passport Scene With Royal Seal
A Yale graduate fails to produce proper papers for a German frontier officer. He bursts with a be-sealed document, is corrected to a sacred royal parchment, and earns permission to proceed. The exchange ends with relief as the envoy grants access.
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Yale
Jerushy John
Scott
Prophetess of Growth and Troubles in Psalm Verse
A humorous note from George Ade about an Indiana college president addressing students in chapel at the start of the year. He reportedly announced the largest freshman class in the college’s history, then immediately read the third Psalm in a thunderous voice: Lord, how they increased that troubled me.
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George Ade
Indiana
Lippincott’s
Bohemian fiction reflects on a man’s need for a housekeeper
A rich bachelor sighs over his tangled life and seeks a capable, able bodied woman to clean his home. The scene hints at romance and practical arrangements as fiction mirrors real life.
Tisdale and Hugo confront a hidden past and future
In Tisdale's orderly study Hugo Vennable wrestles with love, guilt, and a search for work. Tisdale, aware of Joy Vennable's feelings and Hugo's perilous choices, urges a fresh start and hints a new path awaits somewhere in England or abroad.
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