The Great American Old Fashioned Pumpkin Pie Power Move
A broke Major borrows $3 from creditor Stevens and plots a pie empire. Stevens demands repayment and the Major extols a nationalized Old Fashioned Pumpkin Pie company with $2,000,000 capital, while Stevens, prone to anger, forces the Major to reveal his web of schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Pie Syndicate
MR. Stevens
Fortune
Trust
Stevens
Alan
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Patriots of America
Sons of Liberty
Ma Came In Little William War News Dialogue
A vignette from Pittaburgh shows Ma and William Jr as a child sits with war news. The exchange includes a puzzled query about Servians, Turks, and wives left behind, interrupted by siblings and a distracted parent trying to write letters.
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William
Wille
Big Wil-liam
Big Wiliam
Wil- He
Pittaburgh
A Dull Boy Seeks Truth Behind Morning Swim
A dialogue captures a tense moment between Thomas and his mother about a swimming outing. The exchange reveals familial discipline and a cautious stance toward activity, with mentions of the grandmother and an elderly figure described as rheumatic. The fragment hints at broader family dynamics and Daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Seals Post-Dispatch
Classified Ads Record Summary Daily Offerings
Daily record notes a stream of classified ads with generic pleas to follow page guidelines and seek opportunities to buy items. It references Mary Pong and urges readers to use the section for needed purchases, though content appears fragmented and non-specific.
Wild West Show Delivers Fine Parade and Exhibits
A Wild West show caravan arrived at dawn and drew crowds to Second and West End as the United Wild West Hippodrome and Far East presented a daytime parade. Annie Oakley starred in wing and rifling acts, with 74 horses in a massing of colors featuring cowboys, Indians, Arabs, and Cossacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Wild West
Verdon C. Leavers
United Wild West
Hippodrome
Far
West End
Annie Oakley
Lobiata
Tiny Muggins
Colors
Tunis Divorce Court A Glimpse Of Harou Al Rashidie Justice
The piece portrays a Tunis divorce court as a grand marble hall with turbanned husbands and robed judges. Wives are secluded behind iron grills while lawyers argue. the cadi sits in alcove hearing cases and judges often rule for the husband. Appeals are possible by walking out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunis
Samarkand
Social Notes and Bankers Meet at Dellingham
SHREWSBURY NEWS Mrs. Percy Parker and daughter from New York visit Mrs. Alfred Grover. Myron and Raymond Bennett of Oakhurst visit grandfather C. H. Hurley. Mrs. George Bowne returns from Middletown visit. Miss Lippincott from New York boards with Mrs. Richard Sickles. Mrs. C. M. Patterson and Mrs. King traveled to New York on Monday. Mrs. Frank Fairchild and daughter visit Mrs. Fairchild's mother, Mrs. C. M. Patterson. Dellingham bankers discuss tariff and currency bills, anticipating a record convention as Underwood tariff bill and new currency law loom before Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Parker
New York
Alfred Grover
Myron
Raymond Bennett
Oakhurst
C. H. Hurley
George Bowne
Edward Armstrong
Middletown
Miss Lippincott
Richard Sickles
C. M. Patterson
King
Frank Fairchild
Fairchild
Dellingham
Wash
Congress
Washington Bankers’ Association
State House Dome debates Bull Moose party rename
In a dim statehouse exchange lawmakers discuss a pension bill altering the Bull Moose Party designation from Progressive Roosevelt to a retained label. A government counsel notes a desire to avoid embarrassment. amid the talk, odd mentions of a missing Milton and a fleeting Italy reference surface as garbled lines.
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New Jersey
Bull Moose Party
Roosevelt
Bull Moosers
Ackley
Cumberland
Mupson
Roose
Prohibition Party
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Major Grofoot
M. Quad
Copright
Associated Literary Press
Ajon Crofoot
Africa
Moore
George
Rsf
Amy
Pic E
Reed and
Ale DaRy Bec
Reno
Shrewsbury News
Bankery
State House
John Milton
Commission
Jersey City
Jean Miltont
Sean Hem
John Cowan
Newark
Italy
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