Trust Fight Shapes up In Senate and DOJ Efforts
The article outlines a broad push by the Department of Justice to investigate trusts and enforce competition while President Wilson and Democratic leaders push for dissolution of restraints on trade. It discusses Attorney General McReynolds, possible court actions, and the political dynamics within the Republican and Progressive movements ahead of direct Senate elections and party reforms.
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Washington
Wil
Las
Bellegig Uint
Norney
McReynolds
Theodore Roosevelt
Willsan
Wilson
Averal Limes
Businesa
Bush
Englaand
Generval
Polley
Etil
Jiv
Hilles
Congress
Ine Republicana
Ue National Committee
Euil & Convention
Devia
Mey
Republican Party
New Party
Old Line Repubenna
Progressive Repubiicans
Senate
United States
Upen
Bom
Senate of
Tinalty
Cro
Aldrich
Justice, must humorist Ainiarer be in humor
Fragmentary OCR text mentions justice and humorist figures with unclear attribution. No clear event, date, or named organizations present. Summary limited to available readable terms and does not establish a full news gag or report.
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Ainiarer
New York Prostitution Study Describes Elite Hosts and Trade
A New York report by the New York bureau of social hygiene, introduced by John D. Rockefeller Jr., details how commercialized prostitution operates in the Tenderloin. It portrays typical vice resort owners as wealthy, fashionably dressed men who profit from organized brothel networks with madams, procurers, and joint ventures, while noting the persistence and reach of this global trade.
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Vice Resorts
Ave
New York
Vicu
New York City
New York Bureau of Social Hygiene
Century Company
George J. Suecland
Bureau
Wit i Uayo
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Colé
Mr. Kneeland
Tenderloin
Valeze
McCormick's Flying Boat Demonstrates High Speed
A large Glenn Curtiss designed flying boat tested at Mammondsport shows speed over a mile per minute in air and about 50 mph as a water motorboat. The craft features a 40 plus foot wingspan, over a ton loaded weight, and dual power plants totaling 1960 pounds. Its first run lifted clear from the lake within yards of startup, with McCormick planning to use it between Chicago and Lake Forest, then ship it to Chicago after factory finishing.
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Mammondsport
S. C
AleCormick
Glenn WW. Curtiss
Curtiss
America
Gurtiss
L. A. Vilas
Chicago
McCormick
Lake Forest
Merick
Passenger travel trends show Atlantic cancellations rise in 1913
New York reports up to May 8 first cabin passenger bookings to Europe trail 207 ahead in 1912 westbound and 138 ahead eastbound. Second cabin bookings rise 15,090 west and 2,404 east from Jan 1 to May 8. Agents warn trade will run about 30 percent below 1912 due to January February cancellations from midwest and Mississippi tornado impacts.
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New York
Europe
Middle West
Mississippi Valley
Imperator
Mauretania
Olyorpia
Atlantic Steamship Companies
West
Coun
Historic Grave Reported Near Battle Ground Indiana
Farmer boy Guy Fisher near Battle Ground Indiana found five skeletons unearthed by receding floods near Tippecanoe River mouth. A large central skeleton bore a Jesuit double cross, with artifacts including copper ornament and stone tools. Articles suggest Jesuit missionary Marquette or La Salle party members. debate centers on identity of the buried and cultural associations.
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Batte Ground
Ind
Guy Fisher
Battle Ground
Tippecanoe River
Tippecanoe
Harrison
Tecumech
Wabash
Wild Cat
Jowar
de la Salle
Northwest Territory
Misassaipp
Lake Huron
Niagara
Trenchman
Canada
Paing
Mississippi
Marquette
Skelentos
Marquette Park
Marquetes
Cass
Abnormal Egg Reported In Indiana Pa Area
A Rhode Island Red hen owned by M. K. Queown of White Township laid an oversized egg with a circumference of 8 inches and a center girth of 6 inches. The egg, described as enormous, drew attention from local poultry keepers in the Indiana area.
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Indiana
M. K. Queown
Whitetownship
Rainless Wheat Feasibility Outlined by Leodun-Nr Macdonalé
May grow rainless wheat says Leodun-Nr Macdonalé of the South African Department of Agriculture. A crop that yields without rain is possible by using a friable seasonal deposit in warm fallows. This could benefit arid regions where irrigation is unavailable.
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Leodun
Nr Macdonalé
Destatea
War on Germ Carriera Berlin donor funds discovery
The Berlin Clinical Weekly reports a unnamed donor pledge of 2500 to fund discovery of a method to rid "baction carriers" of bacilli. The piece notes typhoid persistence and compares cases like New York's Typhoid Mary, citing that women contribute about two percent of the role in these illnesses.
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Berlin
New York
Merre
Germany
Dainty Strawberry Based Dishes From Old Recipes
A collection of intricate strawberry desserts and sauces. Includes methods for strawberry sauce, jelly, mousse, and a trifle with detailed preparation steps and measurements. Provides multiple fruit dish variations and serving ideas with emphasis on texture and presentation.
Two Delicious Beef Recipes From Old Kitchen Notes
This reader supplied excerpt gives two beef dishes and kitchen tips. It mentions Salm of Beet with brown gauge and roast beet slices, a breakfast suggestion, and a method to tenderize beef with vinegar and water. It also hints at Beef Kidney Stew with small pieces, liver or beef, pepper, onion, and simmering, plus optional rice or macaroni.
Appetizing Toast Milanese Style Recipe
Appetizing toast in Milanese style uses torn bread slices brushed with olive oil and olive paste, anchovy mash, and a thin layer of olives topped with anchovies. Finish with parsley sprigs for serving. can be served hot or cold.
Spanish Potatoes Cooked In Skins Recipe Details
Cook medium potatoes in skins until almost done then cool. Peel, place in a baking dish, chop a small onion fine, add savory herbs and pepper. Sprinkle over potatoes, lay 2 or 3 slices of salt pork on top, add one cup warm water, and bake until a nice brown.
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Ted
Inexpensive frosting from a National Magazine recipe
A simple frosting method uses one cup sugar to half a cup water, boil briefly then cool. Beat until creamy, add flavor, and spread on cake quickly. Cocoa can be added for chocolate frosting.
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National
When Sewing Use Colored Basting Cotton for Accuracy
Using colored cotton for basting instead of white on fabric helps follow seams more precisely on the sewing machine. It also allows quicker and easier removal of the basting stitches after stitching.
Hickory Nut Cookies Recipe Fragment
A fragment of a recipe lists ingredients including butter sugar eggs milk vanilla and nuts with directions to roll out and sprinkle with sugar before bagging. The text reflects a vintage home baking instruction style and misspelled lines.
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Progressive Party
Republican National Committee
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Jetm AL Morehaed
Mina Frances Limitt
Raode Telant
G. J. Kneeland
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Winter
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