Talks to Women Emphasizes Mother's Supreme Asset in Society
A vast crowd at the White House attended the opening of the first international congress on the welfare of the child. President Roosevelt delivered a keynote urging that motherhood is essential to nation and society, praising mothers for guiding future citizens and criticizing those who mistreat women. He stressed moral education and the duties of parents to nurture children for the nation’s strength.
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Bening
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Eaceless
Hollie
Atlingadone
Comte Lye Ohner
Hartley
Slater
Vieille
Wulleae
Bolie
Leavin
Tawi
Murderous Love Triangle Shocks Savannah School Scene
In Savannah Georgia the murder case centers on Miss Tib Chamberlin Weed of Philadelphia and Miss Elisabeth Malley Hardee of Savannah. Weed, distressed by overwork, allegedly shot Hardee at the Lawrence School for Girls and then attempted suicide. Mrs Page, the school matron, found the bodies. Weed later died in West Newton while Hardee’s death followed a lengthy hospital stay.
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Tib Chamberlin Weed
Philadelphia
Hiabeth Malley Hardee
Gwinnheth Street
Maat Savannah
Georgia
Sulello
Lawrens School For Airs
Enway
Page
Mie Launrons
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Sheetiys
Wilbutey College
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Mies Weed
Joerg
Miss Weed
Newton
Trenton
Leilene
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Celine
Weil
Mardee
Ives
Sumter Tragedy: Three Boys Dead After Water Accident
A Sumter dispatch reports that between 4 and 6 pm Tuesday a water accident at Weir Hole near the Sunitey hotel claimed the lives of three nine year old boys, Wolley Wedekind, Glbide Ledington, and Arete Ledington, with suspicions of earlier missing youths. Villagers search the river and authorities question surrounding adults as a moonlight vigil casts a pall over the town.
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Sumter
Wolley Wedekind
Wiilto
Henry G. Wedelind
Sunitey Hotel
Cherity
Tom Roland
Duvvell Lide
Glbide
Ledingtion
Tevin A. Ryttenheng
He Simter Lek Works
Arete
Sinawter
Unclear fragmentary report with many garbled names
A highly distorted OCR text appears to describe a local event or meeting with numerous misspellings. Readable names and places are scarce, leaving the exact subject, participants, and outcome unclear.
Fragmentary notice hints at incomplete life history project
Fragmentary OCR text shows a request for a history of a person’s life to be written, with indecipherable lines and an unclear context. The readable fragment mentions an attempt to complete a life history, possibly for a memoir or biographical piece, but the full details are lost in the garbled source.
Democrats Lose Ground in New York Presidential Talk
A Washington correspondent argues Bryan likely to win the coming national election. He cites polls and editorials from New York Sun and others, noting Democrats appear fractured while Republicans rally behind McKinley and Roosevelt era standards. The piece surveys editorials predicting Bryan’s defeat and Republican gains.
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Ralph Smit
Washington
Anta Jovi
Washinton
Bryan
Erie
Republicane Iniay
al Chiengo
Republiaus
The
New York Sun
Wdlnpinise Lavon
Antiauny
Willian Howeard
Dore
Denver
New York
Pal Fey
Political Preference Mention in Roosevelt Taft Debate
A fragment notes some quarters prefer Bryan or Iurst if necessary over Roosevelt or Taft, indicating factional choice amid 1912 era political maneuvering.
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Bryan
Iurst
Roosevelt
Taft
Circus official killed in Augusta yard accident
W Bi Bunnington in charge of first advertising car of Sparks Ghous died in Augusta late Wednesday. He stood on the rear watering tracks to see if they ran hot and leaned over an adjoining track. A passing switch disc struck him in the face, severing the entire right side.
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W. Bi. Bunnington
Sparks Ghous
W. G. Bailroad
Augusta
Bunningston
Malton's Music House Piano Organ Sale Ad
Local catalog offer for organs and pianos with deep discounts over 40 days. Promises $80 organs at 65, $90 organs at 75, terms including one third new and two thirds in future payments. Request catalog and pricing by writing with $10.
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Malont
Columbia
How to Cure Rheumatism From Internal Remedies and Lotions
An article endorses an internal remedy for rheumatism, claiming topical oils only provide temporary relief. It argues the cure lies in a detoxifying internal treatment called Phormide, sold by druggists and doctors in tablet form at 25 cents per dose, urging immediate purchase to avoid danger.
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Casoa
Druggivta
Thirty two Cent Cotton Price Report from 19th Century
Thirty two cent cotton market note for Balim-Watson Improved Summer Snow upland cotton. Bale prices ranged from 17 to 32 cents per pound under fair conditions. Ginning costs listed, with dry gins at zero or minimal expense. Various prices per bushel noted, including $4.00, and tiers for quantities. W. W. Watenn listed as author or retailer amid Summerland, Waienbuem references.
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W. W. Watenn
Bummerland
Waienbuem
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