Now the Ice Trust Murderer of New York
A critical column denounces ice trusts and high prices in New York during the hot season. It argues that cutting off ice harms the public and frames the trust as a murderer. The piece links tariffs, politics, and government spending, noting Taft era debates and calls for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tee
Hudson
Jowaring
Ice Trust
Ron- Brera
DB Wanlensa
Congres
Congress
Vondeten
Unclear fragment hints at political edge of 1920s era
Fragmentary text references Senator La Follette and Colonel Bryair amid mock praise of Rockefeller supporters. Mentions headlines about adjournment, Congress expenses, and a dramatic street scene with an optimistic yet alarming critique. Includes garbled names and unclear actions.
Dinner Party and Thimbles Gatherings in Battle Creek
Social notes record a dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs G W Casper, thimble gatherings by Mrs H G Allen on Verona Road, and informal hosting by Mrs BR Green for Mrs D S Drew. A picnic supper at Mrs J F Gauss’s home near Moni Calm Lake, plus motor trip to Albion, and a Battle Creek stopover for Mr and Mrs Chad Walton lead to local chats and music. George B Twshi hosts an informal evening for Miss Marisa Schuyler. a wedding for George O David and Havel S Green is noted with plans to reside at 64 Tompkins Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Gaussi
Calm Lake
Chad Walton
Sturgis
Battleresk
Randolph
David Goreen
George O. David
Havel
Green
Battle Creek
Hev. Willams. Potter
South Avenue
Roe
Toteda
Beth Te
Bik
Mrs. Datid
Tompkins Street
Mathieu
Fls
Deuel
Chicago
Harriet Amiar
W. Firtin
Gertrude. Saith
Ee Tar
Watson
Ka Safe City
Lyon Lake
Rollo Smalley
Makanazoo
E.G. Brewer's
Minnie Krotzer
Migla Doolitcle
Tekouske
Joy
B. Snyder Lang
J. Frick
Kalamazoo
C. Beckwith
Haze
Beckwith
Frances Prothere
Clarissa Schuyler
Margery Hrewer
Clinton
Gertrude Kennedy
Homer
A. B. Priest
P.E. Billings
Ann Arbor
Frank Edmonds
Helen
Mildred
Grana Rapids
J.terner
Y. A. Lepper
Deborah Young
Detroit
Ruth Robinson
Gull Lake
Rachel Gillett
People You Know Visitors Reach Across Michigan Towns
A flurry of short notices highlights visits and travels. Mrs Edward Campbell visits Detroit while Arthur Goodrich, Miss Edna Singlatt, and Win Vickery of Jackson make showcases in the city. Many locals, including Miss Hett Prothero and Miss Grace Saxe, plan visits to Gull Lake Kalamazoo and Battle Creek with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Campbell
Detroit
Arthur Goodrich
Edna Singlatt
Aibien
Win. Vickery
Jackson 'S
John Heatley
Teetmsoh Ag
Albert
Bidknell
Gattle Creek
Petoskey
W. Ondper Ami
Bos
Battle Creek Toilay
Alva
L. al Garmen
Battle Creek
Reniger
Buetle
Harold Arbauch
Deana Potts
Kalamazoo
Prask Poters
Ok Tord Ara
Lyon Iake
Curt Ana Sua Sona
Gull Lake Tule
Grace Saxe
Frank Baker
C. A. Bakar
Boat Wasted Good Safe Row Inquire Of States Office
A general purpose inquiry is directed to the state man office with reference to a boat titled BarHioviEne. The notice requests information or confirmation regarding the vessel. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Wibe
BarHioviEne
American program lineup includes marches and overtures
The program lists works by A A Gongert and others. Featured pieces include Hegimental Pride March, Bloodma, Roberts Fourth Regiment Band March, Morris A Batch of Violets, Bennett Manoa Overture, and Weisenhorn Yorkaonian Match Jewell.
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Roberts
Morris
Benhnet
Weisenhorn
Treatment of Heart, Wourda. Tecised Woulds of the heart
A fragmented passage discusses advances in heart treatment and the reach of surgical care. It reflects on early views of heart surgery and recalls past doubts about its viability.
Difficui Part Getting Lato Debt to Good Deal
Fragmentary report notes a difficult path to managing debt and a favorable arrangement. The text hints at principal issues and attempts to secure a workable loan or settlement amid unsettled finances.
Build a Silo This Fall to Save Feed Costs
Farmer urges field owner to construct a silo this autumn to save winter feed, claiming a well chosen ensilage setup pays for itself in two or three seasons. He touts Ontario orrells grain varieties as proven and offers a personal demonstration any day.
Incomplete Farm Utterance Sparks Odd Trade Cry
A fragmentary OCR reads as a rural joke about a farm needing gasoline dnging and a peculiar phrase about OLDS and soil. The text is garbled and unclear, but hints at a rustic scene with a punning host and a wary promise of safety on a puaran tee.
Bargains for and short. Ume on tralh Separators
Fragmentary OCR text presents scattered phrases about bargains and separators. No coherent event or identifiable entities. Summary limited to noting unreadable fragments without clear subjects, dates, or locations.
Library project in Brussels to aid Belgian public loans
A Brussels plan proposes a central library for Belgium inviting public readers to join. It outlines book requests by mail and mentions a savings bank token for residents who participate, aiming to reserve reading materials and expand access.
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Gooddea
Belgium
Brussels
Belgigia
Owen & Poti Office Savings Bank Pock
Eatited
Co Barreyy
Fort Afgiat
Jaw Fracture Trial Transcript From Old Weekly
Fragmentary narration shows a jaw fracture case discussed in a 19th or early 20th century weekly. The testimony includes a figure named Rastus and Marie Henry, with phrases about truth, corroboration, and a dramatic courtroom exchange. The text indicates a police or court setting and a witness confirming an identity.
All Buried at Public Expense
Fragmentary line asserts that at least one country bears a sermon on burial at public expense and notes that both the dead rich and poor are buried with public funds. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event details or identifiable entities.
Ladies Aid Society Meeting Notice in Austin District
The Ladies' Aid society plans a gathering with Mrs. Janes Hart on Thursday August. Ladies are asked to bring dishes. Virginia Walkinshaw, who had been visiting her grandmother Mrs. Randall, has returned home Monday.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Janes Hart
Virginia Walkinshaw
Used to It Manager Sees Clerk Rise to Lead Depart ment
In Stray Stories a manager laments placing a young woman in charge, remarking she already knows more about the business than he does and that her promotion will mean a shift for his clerks who must accept her leadership. The narrator recalls a past marriage as a contrasting aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Has Good Startdn Life, Aehigken Tour at Hensalt England
Fragmentary report notes a brisk, well equipped start at Hensalt near Selby England. The account mentions a hearty air and a robust energy suitable for vigorous scratching tasks.
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Aehigken
Tour Alstinet Tega Sas
Bof
Hensalt
Selby
England
Sng
Pecos Valley Land Prospect Promises Strong Returns
Investors are urged to examine Texas land as prices rise. The ad claims widespread immigration to Texas and rapid value advancement, offering guaranteed propositions and a risk-free presentation, with contact through a local manager at Scotland Building in Dallas.
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Pecos Valley
United States
Texas
Cortry
Bon Ee Eles
Ol Scotland
Dalian
Tecaa
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