Department Stores Lead Clothing Price Reductions Seen
The New York Times reports broad price cuts across department and other stores signaling a shift toward permanent reductions in clothing costs. Wholesale and retail dealers note oversupply, weak demand, and cancellations, with many predicting fewer sales now but relief in higher end garments. industry players expect ongoing price concessions to persist through the season.
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New York
New York Times Fae
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Meny
Whelmeale
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London
City Doubling Taxes on Profiteering Landlord
A central city court case charges a landlord with profiteering by raising rents from 2 to 40 per month. The owner of a four family apartment building faced penalties after an inquiry into property valuation and rent increases.
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Jacot
Franklin, Willian Mullendere and the gold watch
Fragmented lines describe a person named Franklin and William Mullendere, with a ruined tale mentioning a gold watch. The text references a struggle or dilemma and a stress that leads to an invention in Europe, with a description of paddling through water.
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Franklin
Willian
Ferocious Cannibals Attack On Orinoco Expedition
An exploration party led by Dr Alexander Hamillton Kiew and including Professor Rice and Mrs Rice faced a ferocious attack by cannibals on an unnamed Orinoco tributary. The party repelled the assault with firearms, killing two or three attackers, and collected specimens for the Peabody Museum.
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New York
Alexander Hamillton Kiew
Orinoco
Ann
Doctor Rice
Rice
George D. Widener
Philadelphia
Chester HL Ober
A. W Swanson
J. BE. Mason
G. E Byers
Orinoco River
Olor
Mra Rice
Esmeralda
Kroe
Ameron
Rio Negro
Amazon
Kiew
Peabody Museum
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Transplanted glands turn hen into chanticleer in Chicago
Dr Victor D Lespinasse of Northwestern University demonstrated transplanting rooster interstitial glands into a hen named Beredf. Within weeks the hen developed a comb, wattles, saddle feathers, spurs, and strutted like a rooster. He notes a feeble crow and humor in the transformation. In related work the doctor also produced short lived Siamese twin dogs. A separate item reports Rev Father W J Rowlett riding a pivot engine after a crash, later claiming he would never stop the train.
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Chicago
Victor D. Lespinasse
Northwestern University
Doctor Lespinagse
Lespinasse
Lebanon
W. J. Rowlett
Father Rowlett
Cat Nursing Offer Sparks Fox Farm Appeal in New York
An upstate fox farm owner H M Bacon of the New York Fur Auction Sales corp received a call for mother cats to nurse silver fox kits. He offered to take all cats, paying $2.80 for six weeks of nursing. After six weeks the kits will be mature enough to eat solid food.
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New York
H. M. Bacon
New York Fur Atuction Sales Corporation
Cate
Richest Negro Girl Sarah Rector Worth Million
Muskogee Oklahoma eighteen year old Sarah Rector is described as the richest Negro girl in the United States. From land once deemed worthless she has accumulated wealth now reported to total around a million dollars.
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Muskogee
Okla
United States
Sarah Rector
Rheumatism Back on the Job With Its Old-time Fury
A sensational claim promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier to cleanse rheumatic germs from the blood. The ad dismisses local tonics and roots as useless, urging readers to secure S. S. S. at drug stores and seek medical direction from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Ga.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
The Hall of Fame Nomination and a Confused Exchange
The fragmentary text depicts a scene about a Hall of Fame nomination process linked to Washington and a tense exchange. It mentions Hawthorne and various names, with a character unsure about continuing the discussion and a statement about keeping some items. The overall sense is a disjointed, confused excerpt from a broader dialogue or narrative.
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Hall of Fame
Alberiont Purestrys
Washington, D. C
Waiter Charged After Four-Trip Porter Incident
A waiter named Cobb faced charges after an incident described as four trips by a group in a tavern. The article notes Wagner and Beethoven references and a plan involving a counterfeit claim, with emphasis on the public safety implications and local reactions.
Fragmentary note on shared thought and inquiry
A damaged OCR fragment shows a discourse on two souls with one thought and a call to observe and consider fission and evidence. It references St Augustine and a record, with informal exclamations and unclear context about work and state.
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St. Augustine
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