Borough power play and a wary Bennett eye Horrigan
Alderman Phelan warns Bennett of a crooked Borough Street Railway bill framed by Dick Horrigan and financier Wainwright. He implicates Gibbs in stock buying and foreshadows a political trap while Bennett weighs veto risks and allies with Phelan to counter the scheme.
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Jimmy Phelan
Shuffe
Horrigan
Phelan
Bennett
Chesty
Dick Horrigan
Walnowright
Howdy
Wainwright
Yo Orough Street
Borough Road
Borough
Wright
A Bennett
Thompson
Alderman Phelan
the Eighth
Borough Street Railway
Charles Wainwright
Weinwright
Garrison
President Garrison
Israel Putnam Trust Company
Gibbs
Harrigan and
Mike You
Alderman
D A R Leader Mrs McLean Heads Congress at Continental Hall
Mrs Donald McLean president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution presided over the seventeenth congress at Continental Hall Washington urging unity over discord. The article recounts her lineage and long service, including as regent of the New York City chapter and Jamestown Tercentennial commissioner. It ends with a parable about a ragged boy who brings flowers from his father, an ash man.
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Donald McLean
Pp. Ala
Gareer
Patriotic Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Congress
Continental Hall
Washington
Congress
Seventeenth Congress
McLean
Order
New York City
New York State
Jamestown
Hmry Nelson Ritchie
John Ritchie
Prospect
Jimmy
Ambiguous OCR fragment prompts health article note
Fragmentary OCR text about medicines and wellbeing appears unreliable. No clear events, names, or places are readable to form a valid news item.
Ice Bubble Explosions Describe Siberian River Phenomenon
A Siberian traveler recalls intense cold nights at Sadonsk where ice bubbles burst with cannon like thunder. River ice six to nine inches thick traps fast flowing water, forming circular mounds up to eight feet across and four to five feet high before exploding and refreezing.
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Siberia
Sadonsk
Fairies and a giraffe neck wish from Chicago News
Two boys discuss fairies and odd wishes outside a baseball grounds. One imagines a fairy granting a neck like a giraffe if knotholes were absent, capturing a playful street corner rumor in a dated Chicago publication.
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Tommy
Billy
Chicago News
Study at Home
Maud, a spring graduate of the cooking school, plans a post graduate course next fall. She will not return to her former school, instead she is to marry a poor young man and will start a new path.
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St Louis Republic
Insinuation on Chapleigh Surgery and Brain Health
Detroit Tribune notes a controversial claim about Chapleigh Surgery enabling men to live with out their normal brains. The fragment hints at personal debate involving Miss Cutting and Mr Chapleigh in a charged discussion.
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Chapleigh
Bingle Quips on Stock Slump and Temper
Cleveland Plain Dealer notes Bingle has not been his usual self during the stock slump. The paper recalls him as one of the meanest cur mudgeomies ever met and suggests relief for his wife when he isn’t himself.
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Bingle
Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Ineset Congress Aide Debates Centiped Exit
In a heated exchange in the Ineset Congress Aiplder asserts the centiped was not removed from the race. Haltimore American notes the claim and counters there was no room for a comeback.
Dining In Paris and the Latin Quarter Table d'hote
General Horace Porter notes Paris offers cheaper food but finer meals cost more. He recalls a friend dining with a young artist at a famous Latin quarter table d hote paying 2 francs for a decent dinner and exclaims First rate. They agree on another meal.
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Paris
Paria
New York
Horace Porter
Latin Quarter
Yallerby Warns Work Wish From Moketon Discussion
Dialogue shows Miss Moketon declaring she will not wish for a job and warns Mr Yallerby about keeping his promise. The exchange features a courthouse context with a judge implied by the closing word.
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Yallerby
Hennery
Moketon
Cuckoo Clock Tale Ends In Laughter
A traveler is teased after a party anecdote about a cuckoo clock. The clock cuckooed three times at twelve, prompting more laughter as the tale twists to a mistaken hiccup and a joke about a powder and a cucumber.
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Thomas
Revivalist Remarks on Cooperation and Strength
Fragmentary quotes show a revivalist stressing cooperation and strength, mentioning figures like Broth or Grimshaw and a cryptic £ 0 strong amount. The passage reflects a tense, unclear discussion amid uncertain financial details.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Readers
A Norristown woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her from surgery and curing her female troubles. The notice touts the product for displacements inflammation ulcers tumors irregularities and backache and invites other sick women to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Tena V. Henry
Norristown
Lydia Pinkham
SARTORIAL NEWS Hints Of New Models In Hats Jumpers
Long narrow vests appear on blouses replacing yokes while square yokes with satin bands endure. A moss green chip hat with a six inch pink rose crowned top draws attention. The double breasted jumper offers seven sizes from 3 to 4 inches bust and a guimpe. Lace inserts in pale embroidery hues enhance lingerie cuffs and collars.
Acquittal for Highways and Burglary Case Cited
Fragmentary dialogue recalls O Connell aiding in an acquittal after arguing the crime occurred on the highways. A prisoner's exclamation pleads for divine blessing on O Connell for sparing him. The text also mentions Mrs Higsiey Clara urging early departure of a visitor and a late night scene with a young Mr Granley.
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O'Connell
Mr. O'Connell
Tyranny of Things and the Call to Simpler Living
An essay argues against consumer excess, warning that shops tempt the purse and homes become mini museums. It contrasts museum-like homes with true harmony, recounting a family that votes on every new item to retain balance and avoid clutter.
Ready Lemonade Syrup for Instant Use
The article describes a method to extract lemon juice and rind, create a thick sugar syrup, and bottle it for immediate lemonade. The syrup can be mixed with water and used in cakes, pies, puddings, and custards, offering economical use of lemons and sugar for housewives.
The Gcrap Drawer for Scraps and Small Odds Ends
A piece on organizing scraps for sewing urges dedicating a spare bureau drawer. It suggests laying out lace rolls and ribbons, each wrapped and pinned, so items are easily seen. Include a button bag and fringes among the contents to aid all who sew.
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Gcrap
Salad Garnishing Guide for Decorative Salads
A decorative scheme offers versatile garnishes for any salad. It outlines simple techniques to enhance color balance and presentation using fresh herbs citrus slices and crunchy toppings for appealing plates.
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