Clearance sale on 1-1 rib wear for school and playtime
The ad describes heavy 1-1 rib clothing for school and playtime offered at 15c each normally, now at a clearance price until stock runs out. It hints at a new line of 15c items arriving soon and promises details later.
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History of Coal Strikes and Mine Opacity in Early Industry
The article discusses mine owners abusing power to oppress the public through price and wage manipulation. It notes a pending or potential seat change and mentions anthracite coal regions. It references sympathy with miners and the broader labor struggle affecting workers and operators.
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National Commission
Subways and Senate Life in 1912 Aide and Appears Essential
H C Bell extols a vast Capitol subway system as both ornamental and practical for lawmakers. He imagines 25 000 armed soldiers hidden underground for defense while noting a Library to Capitol link with electric book delivery. He lauds Senate life in 1912.
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Senate
House
Great Republic
Congress
Capitol
Congressional Library
Library of Congress
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United States
H. C. Bell
Obituary notice for Sophia J. Neal Buckner of Illinois lineage
Sophia J. Neal Buckner, born September 165th 1835 near Burlington Kentucky, died February 22 1912 at Walnut Prairie Michigan after a long pioneer life with husband Ebenezer Buckner. She aided family in clearing forests, helped reclaim land, and lived much of her life on Millcreek area near Clark County.
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Sophia J. Neal
Washington
Hettie Neal
Burlington
Boone County
Kentucky
Clark County
Millcreek
Sophia Neal
Ebenezer Buckner
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