Kansas Senator Proposes Sweeping Lobbying Bill
A Kansas senator introduces a bill to regulate lobbying with penalties up to 10000 dollars and five years’ jail. It creates a joint congressional committee on lobbying and defines legislative counsel and agents. Registration rules exclude testimony requests and apply to violators and their officers.
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Washington
Thompson
Kansas
Lobby Committee
United States
House of Congress
Congressional
Harbor dispute over hydroaeroplane classification
Harbor officials say hydroaeroplane is a boat and must follow motorboat rules with signaling lights life preserver gear while Aero Club of America argues it is an aeroplane needing aviator licenses and club sanction. The American Power Boat Association bows out saying it is stumped. In other items a Kansas City man grows $1 to $300 in six weeks by buying selling and pawning a gold watch and starting a fruit cart business.
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Aero Club
Uncle Sam's Harbor
Aero Club of America
American Power Boat Association
Dago John
Kansas City
Don’t Wear Frayed Collars To Prevent Carbuncles
A New York World item explains that frayed collar edges irritate the neck, exposing skin to germs that cause carbuncles. Friction from rough collars rails skin, allowing bacteria like streptococcus and staphylococcus to enter, prompting painful infections. An antitoxin can cure but pain remains. avoid frayed collars altogether.
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New York World
Schemes, Lakes, and Letters From Curious Times
A collection of quirky anecdotes: Josephina Schefsky’s failed rescue ruse in Ludwig II’s winter garden lake. a misaddressed civic diploma to Citoyen Gille that took years to reach Schiller. a punning lesson defining an oyster. and a coy exchange about poet Miss Sonnet during a mobile excursion.
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Ludwig II
Bavaria
Munich
Residenz
Himalaya
Josephina Schefsky
Ufe
Ludwig
Josephina
Himalayas
Countess Marie Larisch
Schiller
National Convention
Roland
London Chronicle
Blathers Dispute Over Worth Cited as Ten Thousand
Blathers' partner accuses him of exaggerated value, remarking you claimed a mission worth far more while Blathers counters that ten thousand dollars equals a million cents, illustrating a humorous valuation dispute from Harper's Weekly.
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Blathers
Harper's Weekly
Politeness Costs Nothing in Old School Reply
A gentleman of the old school argues that politeness costs nothing yet earns respect. The exchange recalls a line from the Washington Star about social manners and their elusive value.
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Washington Ster
Classified Advertisements Offer Bargains Daily
Read the Record's classifieds each day to spot affordable buys and sales. Grab items for a fraction of their value as sellers advertise section by section.
Beecher Centenary Sermon and Local News Roundup
Rev. Charles William Reeder preached on Henry Ward Beecher at the Reform Church centenary. Mrs. Martha Vogel spoke to the Woman's Missionary Society, wearing Arabian costume. About 125 dollars was raised at Clinton Chapel rally day. Local notes include injuries, surgeries, visitors, and a railroad steel bridge replacement after a fire.
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the Reformed Church
Charles William Reeder
Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Martha Vogel
Arabia
Woman's Missionary Society
Clinton Chapel
A. M. BE. Z. Church
Gladys Eastmond
Little Silver News In Townes Meant Gardener and Summer Moves
Alonzo Jackson moves to Langley estate in Middletown township to head garden work. Multiple society notes list tent festival July 8 at St Johns Chapel and sewing circle July 10 meeting. Several residents are visiting family in West Virginia New York and Brooklyn while others plan summer moves and jobs. A moral tale closes the page with a parental Q&A about industrious schooling.
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Alonzo Jackson
Richard Morris
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Kansas Statesman
Tommy
Ford
Copenhagen
Superior
Middletown News
Marion Dickenson
Long Branch Hospital
Warren W. Webster
Tariffville
Mass
Daniel €. [Kendricken
Arthur L. Philip
Roselle
Charles Sutherland
Brooklyn
George W. Pike
Jacob Wilkey
Jersey City
Little Silver News
Hal Parker
Elizabeth
Henry Schenck
Point Pleasant
St. Bernard
Fred Zeigh
Alysis
Albert Spencer
Manuel Martinez
New York
Lester Lovett
Markham Road
Edlgar
H. Green
Mneeda Biscuits
Prunes
THE
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Postoffice
Broadway
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