As Congress Sees Itself JHE Biographical Directory
A discussion of the government press project titled As Congress Sees Itself, detailing a biographical sketch of each senator and representative with portraits. The article notes many veterans of the Civil War, mentions several lawmakers by name, and outlines the shift toward younger legislators and the prevalence of former journalists and printers among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Theovernment Press
Contrem
Comor
Louletana
Meir
Usele Jew
Evey Bacon
Champ Clark
Joep Gurney Conven
Danwills
Cullford
D.C
America
Baltimore
Wil
Cine Ballot.” Semater Arthur Capper of Kanens
New York Tribune
United States
Egdbonis
Garnett
Kan Be
Topeka
Household Capper’s Weekly
Missouri Valley Farmoor
Farmer's Mall
Reese
Nebrooka
Jowrne
Oklahoman Farmer Hie
Country Daily
Jobo Miller
North Im
Marrie
John M. Ihner
Nelson
Minnesota
Blankbent
Alabama
Wee
Wisconsin
Port Siueian
Wien
Francie F. Warren
Wyomne
Henry
Osborn
California
Isaac Mc Sherwood
Oslo
Uifedermio
Thomas
Martin
Confederate States
Stedman
Bers
Sherwood
Stanford
Pree'dent Lincoln Petraary
Teance
Ailenta
Franklin
Nashville
Legal Legion
GC. A. T
Clewar Veterens
Sisty-aiath Congereee
War Department
Foreign Service
West
Howee
Wilfor
F. B. le Guanda
New York
Air Service
Regatd Johnson
South Dakota
King Bwope
Kentucky
League of Nations
Lucian Walton Parrish
Texas
University of Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Henrietta
F. Spencer
Montagne County
FE. P. Haney
Wichita County
Maney
Jean
Qeelbing
Gret
Parrish
J. Keb Kelenlamsate
Territorial
Freen Hawai
Waikiki
Headiul
Oke
Kela
Kanal
Nawal
Keates
England
Interiag
Kalakeus
Hewat
Weeters
Leery
Beer
Emerea
Michael Emeeree
Ates
Mase
Meannoh
New England
Khem
Sameet
Mawertlll
Dever
Timothy Keeeren
Sentth Kevereen
Dower
N. J
Litchfield
Kho
Andrew
Jeory W. Eeherean
Cleveland
Emersop
Medill
The
Chicago Tribune
Hardy
Colorado
Beapleteus Cirrumetance in Meander Return
A fragmented tale recalls a traveler finding chaos and dust upon returning home. Mrs Whymple reassures that despite disorder, life continues with a sense of humor and curiosity about the other side of the town.
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Whymple
Mr Whymple
The Effects of Opiates and Narcotics on Children
A physician notes alarming cases where narcotics and opiates were administered to children, seeking to understand the impact and risks. The article discusses signs, potential consequences, and emphasizes the need for care and intervention to prevent harm.
Cafeteria Service Story From Fragmented Dispatch
A garbled OCR fragment mentions cafeteria service and staff in disjoint phrases. Names and clear actions are unreadable, with odd quotes and misplaced words. The readable bits hint at staff activity and department calls but provide no concrete events or outcomes.
Unclear OCR fragment yields garbled text and dialogue
A fractured OCR passage presents a jumble of names and phrases with no coherent narrative. Readable elements include scattered mentions of characters and dialogue but no discernible event, date, or location.
Whee Feller Needs Friena Paternity Be ite Respemabsliries
Mr Gh answers amid turmoil after his wife accuses him of aggression during a dispute over paternity. He recalls the quarrel escalating while he prepared for a horse show and a game against a rival team for the championship of the square blocks.
Difficult OCR Fragments Highlight Patient Notes
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases about patient notes and dietary remarks. The readable parts hint at medical context but lack clear events or identities to confirm a fuller story.
Teo Leon Hewitt Mentioned in Fragmented Plaza Note
A garbled OCR fragment references Teo Leon Hewitt in a unclear plaza context. The readable text does not establish a coherent event, date, or outcome. Further legible details are needed to define a definite news item or action.
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Robert Burns
Apt Capper
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Drewes
Feller
Teo Leon Hewitt
Pretty Dead Plaza Jewett
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Onliisanmer Aguinel Undies
Poteos