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Is It The Man Who Lives Next Door
A provocative editorial contrasts German demands for voting rights with American citizen apathy. It warns that true liberty requires active participation and votes, citing Prussia’s disfranchisement and urging readers to vote. The piece also critiques consumerism through a fur fashion anecdote about broadtail and its cruel origin on Russian steppes.
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George
Prussia
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Marjorie
Russia
Is man a bold wooer or captive of women’s wiles
The passage argues men are often seen as heroic lovers but are actually guided by women in courtship. It notes Lochinvar like myths, heroine scheming to secure a match, and women’s subtle traps that lead men to propose. It casts love as a game where men misread agency yet cling to vanity.
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Charjonne
Lochinvar
Anne
Shaw
Man and
Superman
Edwin
Mabel
Dames
Study of Greek in Colleges Turns on Alphabet
The essential knowledge for Greek study is the alphabet, after which forming a Greek letter society becomes straightforward.
Boston man frames death as an endless dream
A Boston resident presents a view that death is an endless dream contradicting the common belief in a dreamless end. The remark contrasts with prevalent notions of finality and consciousness after death.
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Boston
A Drop of Water and Its Global Journey
A poetic meditation on a single water drop that cycles through oceans rivers skies and clouds. It imagines journeys from Florida shores to Cuban coasts over London fog Irish fields and Spitzbergen peaks and ends with water’s return to the heavens ready to refresh the earth again.
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Florida
Cuba
Spitzbergen
London
Gladys Vanderbilt Chooses Count Laz zio Szechenyi In Europe
Special correspondence from New York describes Count Laz zio Szechenyi as the best dressed man among New York society. He charms heiresses with politeness and daring, has a aristocratic lineage dating to 995 A. D., and is named as the man Gladys Vanderbilt chose over American suitors after running away to Europe.
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New York
Lazzio Szechenyi
Vienne
Europe
Newport
Bank of the Hudson
Four Hundred
Gladys Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt Wedding to Be Sole Catholic Ceremony
New York reports a single Catholic ceremony for Gladys Vanderbilt and Count Szechenyi on January 27 at the bride’s Fifth Avenue mansion. Michael Lavelle will officiate after dispensation. crowds expected as Hamilton crowds press for glimpses of the high profile union.
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New York
Gladys Vanderbilt
Count Szechenyi
Vanderbilts
Mer
Michael J. Lavelle
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Farley
Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
Fifty Eighth Street
Venus
Bee Hive row ends with nurse and quarrel in Gary
In Gary Indiana yesterday afternoon a dispute at the Bee Hive restaurant escalated when Miss Lilian Williams head waitress picked up a fork and stabbed Samuel Shumps known as the Honey Boy of Gary in the heart. Samuel was taken to a hospital and is expected to recover while Miss Williams was taken to the station by police.
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Ind
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Lillian Williams
Miss Williams
Samuel
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Its The Way In All The World We Way So Good As The
A fragmentary headline notes a phrase about quality or moral stance in a global context. The unreadable text lacks clear names, dates, places, or events to identify a definitive news item.
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Ohio
Michigan
Blowing Up the Ships Poem Satirizes War Coverage
A poem by Stuart Maclean mocks sensational war reporting about mines and battles near Magellan. It notes readers are fed heroic and gruesome tales through dispatches and magazines, while real ships remain undisturbed aside from publication.
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Stuart Maclean
Magellan
A Thousand Dollars Worth of Good
A. H. Thurnes of Buffalo C writes of kidney and bladder trouble lasting years He describes gravel and stones passing with pain Before Foley's Kidney Cure relief came after a few doses He reports brick dust stones and no kidney pain now claiming it did him $1009 worth of good W H Porter druggist supports testimonial independent of medical claim
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Buffalo, C
Foley
W. H. Porter
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