Rockefeller secrets of wealth and mind in family traits
The piece links John D. Rockefeller’s wealth to his investigative drive and associates, noting his use of talent like Flagler and Archbold. It traces a pattern of curiosity through generations, from Adams and Roosevelt to Morrison, asking what family traits shape leaders.
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Rdith
Joh PD
Rockefeller
Howard T. McCormick
McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
le Sll
Tlmot
Tis
Dim
John D
Flagler
Rogers
Archbold
Narkness
Dan O'Day
John TD
Rockefeller Foundation
New York
Elin Adams
United States
John Quincy Adams
Benjamin Morrison
White House
Vheadore Roosevelt
Tevery
Charity and self help in La Crosse urged
The Social Service Society is praised for organized charity in La Crosse. Citizens are advised to refer petitioners seeking aid to the society to assess merit, guarding against exploitation and professional beggars. Urges careful inquiry before giving and warns against haste.
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la Crosse
Reedy
Orangutan Causes Stir at New York Zoo
An orangutan at the New York Zoological Gardens creates a sensation as it bites free from its cage and tears at steel bars. Described as anthropoid and about two thirds gorilla size, the creature showcases remarkable strength and curiosity, drawing Tarzan lore into real life.
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Dunce
Tonkey
Amin
New York Zoological Gardens
Co Duran
Orengehin
Orengeutan
New York
The Lever Principle and Human Progress
Dr. WL Hornady discusses how the lever wheel and wedge underpin civilization. He suggests discoveries arose from accident and need, noting how early humans learned to lift, split, and move with simple machines. The piece imagines orangutans approaching automobility through the same insight.
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Sys
WL. Hornady
Cons
Baneleitiery
Nechasicn Davies
Milure
Mr. Orangellan
Trade Wars and the Drive for World Peace
The text argues most wars are driven by trade and wealth, with farmers fighting over valuable land and profits. It notes Germany’s push for boundaries and cites a Paris movement toward a world court of justice to arbitrate disputes, framing economics as the root of conflict.
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VO Kangas
Exeh
Flood Devastates Wisconsin Farmlands And City Bridges
In a sweeping disaster across Wisconsin, floods wreck crops, threaten bridges, and prompt state leaders to seek aid. Looting is curbed by militia as communities struggle with hay losses, burned storages, and dire supply needs. Emergency messages warn of collapsing piers while towns plan relief and rebuilding efforts.
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Taft
Gower
Irs Poole
Marelerti
Ayerd
Vity
Boyorre
Alma Center
Jon Crosse
Eat Claire
Goddard Alt
Jadian Hill
Wis
Fre Department
Hanter
Warren Shonas
Eldy
Wi. Hansen
Hights Templar
Wisconsin
Mel Lia
Burlingwen
Lia Crosse
Bavaria
Ald
Polta WI
Madras
Fred Bastion
Susan’s Career on Railing Car Stirs Train Crowd
On a crowded parlor car a young singer named Susan faces nerves and scrutiny as her mother and Charlie push her toward a stage performance tonight. The carriage chatter centers on Susan’s future, fashion, and whether she will sing in the circus hall, while Char l ine tension and family dynamics play out amid the moving crowd and a bustling station backdrop.
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the Simpsons Ltd
Ntingen
Ada
Wes Hamid
Ted
Louie
Charliaml
Ettore
Selina
Freddy
Sunil
Elliot
Susan
Marrion
Charlie
Susiai
Pervans
Ste Cere
Sir
Denis
Anid
Susan Keps
Psseyoks
Sean Attentian
Wal
Charis
Mali
Metro
Squilivares
Charles Evans Hughes and the race for disarmament era glory
A fragmented reminiscence traces Charles Evans Hughes from New York governorship to national prominence. It highlights his anti gambling stance on race tracks, influence on the Disarmament Conference, and ascent to national service, noting family roots and home schooling before his political rise.
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Charles Evang Hughes
Charles Evans Washes
Stat Ae
Wien
T Hughes
New York
Cial
Hin
Hushed
Bevan Wise
Glen
Charis
Clive
Wight
Ms" Tork
Sen ‘Omel Tinns
Boswna
Assocists
Dusties
Supreme Court
TLC
Ory
Stal
Trughes
Ia Garly
Nave York
Drop kicking noted in local sport feature
A fragmentary note from the paper highlights drop kicking as a notable skill in a local sports feature. It references a writer known for this style and mentions the newspaper context without full details.
Feud In Little Italy Ends In Street Fright
Tony Richard and Guiseppe Tortelle, school pals, become rivals after taunts and threats escalate. One night a street collision shifts danger toward Tony as a truck swerves to avoid Guiseppe, nearly fatal. Mr. Terilio and Mr. Micardi praise restraint as both boys recover and vow better conduct.
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Little
Italy
Tony Richard
Guiseppe Tortelle
Tony
Guiseppe
Appe
Ward Polliine
Tyo Farmilley
Nyylinse
Adout
Seone
Cidiseon
Tie
Frinwlahin
Guimpye
Gnigerpe
Mr. Torilly
Tieardi
Tony Jay
Fuiseppe
Mr. Terilio
Tony Xetta
J Maka
Mr. Micardi
Abbreviated Ride Invite Sparks Local Gossip In Town
Abe Martin notes Mr and Mrs Tilford inviting Mr and Mrs Joe Lark for a ride today due to a faulty car with only two seats. A pleasant stranger from Indynoplus yesterday followed Talk Binkley’s motor missing. Coxt discusses street rail bullying. city estimates range from 35000 to 76000 pounds for a mile according to purine.
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Mr. An
Tilford Moots
Joe Lark
Binkley
Purine
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