Missouri Law Volumes and Good Roads Drive
Secretary Roach cites Missouri law growth with 31 547 pages needing revision and a library of 434 volumes. The piece notes high appellate and supreme court reports, revised statutes and sessions acts, plus a push for the state to designate Good Roads days with labor or cash contributions. Governor Major sets Aug 18 and 19 for two days of road work.
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Roach
Missouri
Supreme Court
Suprtemnese Court
Missouri Bas Gwre
Regielature
Picka
Gov
Major
Macy
Frank W. Buffum
Trn
Ger. Major
State promotes Missouri settlers pamphlet with land, stats
Commissioner John Tate oversees a Missouri prospectus detailing land openness and per acre values. It highlights opportunities for capital, manufacturers, farmers, fishermen, and settlers with county by countyLand use data population and family details, plus state advantages and a road history map. The 600 page work, prepared by A T Edmeonarton under Fitepatrick authority, includes 120 maps and 100 halftone illustrations.
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Statierica
John Tate Patriot
Missouri
Statistica A
Guffragettes to Rally in Springfield for Suffrage Campaign
National League for Equal Suffrage and the presidency of the National League for Equal Suffrage announce a September voice for women rally in Springfield ahead of the fall election. Dr Shaw will tour states voting on suffrage amendments, including Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada North Dakota and South Dakota with leaders planned for each state.
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Aang Mowart Stes
News City
National League For
Springfield
Voice For Women
Isl
Political Equality League
Dr Shaw
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
North Dana
South Dakota
Scarf Mantle and Medici Collar in Fashion Mantles
A chiffon scarf forms a mantle with hemmed edges and tucked ends around the neck, edged by narrow chiffon plaiting and a flat chiffon bow. A black embroidered collar, inspired by Medici and French past designs, features beads and Chinese motifs, illustrating global fashion for young wearers.
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Womackind
Spain
France
Masculine Outfit for Tiny Boy in Frustration Lace Era
A 19th century style guide promotes dressing small boys in sturdy masculine outfits rather than dresses. It describes fabrics such as strong cottons, linens, wools, serges, and velveteens for daily wear, with dressier pieces in pique and white linens. The illustrated mouse outfit uses gray flannel, red ribbed cuffs, and a matching hat. instructions cover pants, blouse, belt, stitching, and minimal ornamentation.
Negligers debut frothy mousseline and crepe de chine details
Elegant lingerie note describes negligee silhouettes using mousseline and crepe de chine fabrics. Features gathered or rippled hems with decorative edge frills and flounces for a soft, flowing feel.
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Mousseline de «Oly
McCombs explains party policy timing for business planning
National Democratic chairman William F McCombs outlined a strategy that the president and Congress should decide on policy first and then explain it to business so industry can plan as if legislation had passed. He argued Congress could adjourn or stay, but the party's record shows legislative achievement could be delivered through cohesive action and timely measures.
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William F. McCombs
National Democratic Committee
Wison
J. P Morgan
McCombs
Wilson
Democrate Party
Uriliagt
House
Senate
Washington
Nena
National revenue figures show deficit concerns eased
Official revenue figures indicate the Republican effort to trumpet a deficit is weakened unless they show the statement. Excluding Panama expenditures the excess receipts over expenditures is about $10,000, with Panama costs the excess grows. The note mentions a Welded $22.06 item and a 1410 income tax applied for ten months, suggesting government revenue exceeds expenditures, a fair result given cross party appropriations.
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Unil
Panama
Underwort
Roosevelt speech critiques define shifts in tariff and trusts
The New York World summarizes Roosevelt remarks on tariff and trust issues. It likens parts of his address to writings by Cannon and Paine and criticizes Vanderlip and the City bank influence. The piece suggests ridging the Republican party of minor bosses Warnes and Penrow as a goal of reform.
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Tittaburgh
J Ocle
Joe Cannon
Sereno FE
Paine
Trust
Pranka Vanderlip
City Bank
Roosevelt
Indium
Republican Party
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Penrow
New York World
Republican Citizens Should Examine Bank Clearings Table
The Record highlights a financial page table of bank clearings, urging Republican readers to review it. It notes yesterday's gain, around 26 percent over 1917 in seven machine commercial cities including New York, Newton, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago, Detroit, and New Orleans, with Philadelphia's gain unspecified. The passage implies Democratic tariff damage to Philadelphia and the nation.
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Machine
New York
Newton
Philadelphia
Maltimore
Chicago
Lents
New
Master o Money Heard About A Daughter Referral
A brief dialogue fragment shows a father puzzled by a daughter’s financial reference, noting misunderstanding and limited consultation. The exchange centers on money matters and a request for guidance. There are no clear dates places or organizations.
Odd Wedding Rehearsal Quip From Puck Alums
A fragmentary quip attributed to Puck mocks a matrimonial ceremony with playful dialect about eliminating Aunt Dinah from the rites, reflecting stage lore and humorous banter tied to wedding customs.
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Dinah
Chile
Puck
Bac Break Miss Hitless Why Coorg you spare Wits
Fragmentary OCR text with unclear meaning and no identifiable events, people, or places. The passage appears garbled and lacks coherent facts suitable for a summarizable news item. No concrete entities or actions can be extracted to form a proper T and S.
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Miss Hitless
Coorg
Fties
Tibet Aishea Deed Proposal Sparks Alaska Debate
An official proposal aims to bring Tibetan affairs to Alaska discussants, seeking a suitable approach for the Arctic nation. The plan centers on a nine type scheme to align with Amtic couniry notions and potential regional cooperation.
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Tibet
Aishea
Alaska
Not Afraid of Early Hours Teases New Era
Fragmentary note hints at a focus on early hours for a person or group named in the text. No clear dates or events available. Further context needed to identify individuals, organizations, or locations involved.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Unsure Historical Text
garbled excerpt appears to reference a committee or room scene with uncertain names and events. no clear people, places, dates, or outcomes are readable.Unable to determine definitively what happened or who is involved from the provided text.
General Tonic Groves Recalled as Effective Health Aid
A fragment advertises Groves General Tonic as a valuable health remedy. It claims the product supports the liver and aids against malaria and fevers, suggesting it builds up the entire system. The text imitates early 20th century medical tone, naming Groves and general tonics as health solutions.
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Sandard Groves
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