Plan That Did Not Fail in Detroit Love Tale
A coquette prompts questions of loyalty in a Detroit incident on Woodward Avenue. A woman’s confidant recalls past flirtations and a staged show of restraint while a suit of romance unfolds. A telephone ring, theater plans, and repeated engagements shape the failing and rejoining of a couple. Officials and friends weigh in with advice on attracting the loved one back.
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Love
Coquette
Detroit
Woodward Avenue
Tim
Iim
von Apalmentum
Ates A
Vie
Mit
Fe Masacer
Jim Duncan Could Talk Persuading Tongue Turns News to Comfort
An old cattleman recalls Jim Duncan as a gifted persuader who once told a widow the death of her husband Bob Harris with tact. Jim entered the home, spoke gently, and invited the crowd to share refreshments, showcasing his remarkable tongue and calming influence.
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Tagersoll
Bourke Cochran
Depew
Pacmag
Jim Bascun
Jim
Jim Dunnean
Bob Harris
Alliance
Starris
Squird Levin
Jim Duncan
John Whuderel
Washington
Bath County
Parisian Portrait Photographer Snares Gracious Smile
A Paris photographer captures a refined lady’s portrait with natural ease. The sitter responds with a gracious smile as the camera clicks, producing a flattering image without forceful commands.
London Spectator reports a murder motive in a wealthy context
The London Spectator notes the killer sought money while Mr Jorkin had moved funds to the bank the day before, losing only life. The piece includes assorted quips and brief anecdotes on luck and various satirical asides from the era.
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London
London Spectator
Jorkin
Fragmented OCR note with garbled quotes and line repeats
The readable fragments show quotes about learning to love, a mention of Maud and George, and a line about actresses not artists because they paint. The rest is nonsensical text and repeated phrases with no clear news event or identifiable persons or organizations.
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Maud
George
Ridiculous Comic Snippets and Penny-Wasteland Jokes
A satirical collage from Comic Cuts and Cleveland Leader offers snippets about stealing a scientific paper amid eager readers, an farmer’s mustache debate, and a bungled road to wealth ad. The pieces reflect light humor and cartoonish one liners from a bygone era.
Republican push for higher revenue and larger appropriations
The Atlanta Constitution critiques the Republican approach to deficits, arguing that aims for economy are ignored. It notes first session appropriations around 516 million dollars with increases expected this term, predicting totals approaching a billion and criticizing planned tariff measures and new levies.
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Republican Party
Treasury
Atlanta
St. Louis
Republican Congress
Dingley
Republican Tax Policy Proclaimed Amid Economic Strain
The piece denounces Republican tax plans as imposingly burdensome to business and farmers while praising alleged prosperity from these policies. It warns of bankruptcy risks across commerce, agriculture, and finance as Congress allegedly indulges in extravagant spending. The author laments rising tramps and bank instability tied to the Tariff and Greenback era.
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Ad Strait
Guns of the Puritans and their firearm myths
The essay argues Puritan era weapons myths, rebutting belief in bell-muzzle blunderbusses and explaining actual arms used. It notes wheelocks, matchlocks, flint-locks and the rarity of true muskets in early American conflicts, with references to King Philip’s War and naval heavy guns, ending with a call to see a wheellock blunderbuss in European collections.
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Wiss
England
New England
King Philly
America
Springfield
Europe
Marble Hill Hit by Severe Storm Tuesday Night
A powerful storm swept through Marble Hill Tuesday night causing damage across the town. Winds and heavy rain disrupted power lines, toppled trees, and delayed local services as residents assess the impact and officials inspect the area for safety and repairs.
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Marble Hill
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