Cabinet and Congressional Names From Early U S Records
The passage lists officials including Robert R. Lansing as Secretary of State and David F Huston as Postmaster General along with William G. McAdoo as Secretary of War and Albert S Burleson as Secretary of Agriculture, naming Lindley M. Garrison and Josephus Daniels among others.
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R. Marshall
Robert R. Lansing
Treasuy
We. G. McAdoo
Lindley M. Garrison
Navy
Josephus Denials Nien
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Albert S. Burleson
Agriculture
David F
Fragmentary Kansas City Star clipping note
The readable lines refer to a political or social scene with mentions of a person named Frettles and a party stance. The garbled text hints at party loyalty and servant departure but lacks clear events or outcomes to state.
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Frettles
Kansas City Star
Secrets of steady golf practice and concentration
The article emphasizes steadiness in golf comes from two focused practices: proper club use and nerve control. It urges golfers to train brain and body together, concentrate during each shot, and develop short game skills to reduce scores, noting concentration is as vital as technique and physical strength.
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Woncen Pn
Jerome D. Travers
American Magazine
Lighting. Our Lives and the illuming doctor
A historical look at how lighting quality affects mood and comfort. The piece compares lighting to medical diagnosis, introducing the aminometer and illuminometer as tools for measuring brightness, and notes their use by engineers and inspectors to assess natural and artificial illumination.
Was Ruskin Conceited in His Lectures
Anne Bryan McCall in Woman's Home Companion argues that Ruskin’s remark about harming none and loving truth reflects humility and measured confidence, not conceit. She believes his emphasis on truth and happiness for others demonstrates a just self-assessment rather than vanity.
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Ruskin
Anne Bryan McCall
Woman's Home Companion
Hazy Ideas About Forest Service Jobs
A Louisville Courier Journal piece quotes a job promise in the forest service. The interviewee questions duties and purpose of inspection to ensure compliance with pure laws, reflecting uncertainty and skepticism about government postings.
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Forest Service
Louisville Courier-Journal
Danger Signalla and the Philosophy of a Hazardous Eye
A satirical note warns that a world blessed by a danger signal could not save people from the deadly mix of bad water and bad milk. The quotation reflects on virtue found in a cheerful outlook amid public health hazards and the dire consequences of contaminated supplies.
Racing Advice From Colonel in Curio Column
A fragment from a local column features a caller asking Colonel for racing tips and references a few riders and a looming decision. The excerpt shows a casual exchange and hints at ongoing guidance on racing matters.
Ben the Brand of Hope in a Forlorn Tale
Kansas City Journal presents a brief feature on Ben as an emblem of hope amid hardship. The piece analyzes his character and the public perception of his outlook in challenging times.
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Ben
Kansas City Journal
Eyesight of Soldiers and Distance Judgments in Training
Military observers emphasize eyesight as the key factor in musketry effectiveness. The text notes soldiers train to judge distances up to 1,000 yards, with 1,000 yards as a practical limit for rank and file marksmen even when ranges are extended.
Fragmentary notice on Arab population estimates across Africa
The excerpt discusses Arab populations across Africa, noting most are Arabs with varied tribes and professions. It cites an estimated total population of about 1,500,000 or one fifth of the regional total, and mentions wide dispersion with higher concentrations in Africa.
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Arata
In- Nnmeh
Africa
Smyrna Claims Homer Heritage Amid Earthquakes and Masacres
A fragmentary Lon article extols Smyrna as a cradle of history for Homer and cites its Meles river and local cave said to inspire his poetry. It notes the city’s proud claim of uninterrupted name and fame through centuries, despite earthquakes and Greek massacres by Turks.
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Smyrna
Author of England's Anthem and the God Save the King tune
Fragments discuss the origins of God Save the King attribution and credit to various figures including Dr John Bull. The text notes centuries of tracing the tune and references a publication from a long-ago period with unclear details about dates and authorship.
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England
John Bull
Femininity and Fear in Observed Girls
An observer notes girls show timid fear in various dangers yet none fear marriage. They worry about water, horses, or internal harm, but maintain resolve about tying the knot despite risks.
Fragmented Quote Sparks Showdown Reference in Ledger Style
A garbled quotation appears in a Philadelphia Ledger excerpt about a dramatic showdown. The fragment hints at a stern stage moment and a critic’s judgment, framing the scene as tense and notable within the arts context.
The Haunted Castle Dream Ends in Tragic Resolution
A man recounts a dream in which two brothers attend a ghostly feast in an old castle. In a ballroom scene, a pistol misfires and the dreamer shoots a figure, then awakens to confess his guilt. Years of remorse follow, ending in his suicide.
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Berg
Netherlands
Saab
Careless About His Money Jeer Lombroso
The article portrays Jeer Lombroso the Italian criminologist as improvident and impractical in money use. It notes his habit of stuffing banknotes into multiple pockets causing occasional shortages and misplacement during meals.
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Jeer Lombroso
Adhis Os Basinev
Som Ee Vatax
Boiling Springe r Said to Stand Over Mineral Kettle Crust
A City of Boiling Springe r rests on a crust of thin rock over several mineral springs. The Sprudel spring provides the most water, about 130,000 gallons of various temperatures daily. Hot springs have long been touted as a cure for many ailments.
Procrastinating Son Chided by Father in Fragment
A brief distorted dialogue shows a father scolding his son for lateness and procrastination. The son mocks the idea of an early bird while the exchange hints at a morning routine.
Always Gomebody and the Hidden Big Beau Romance
A fragment recalls a lyric style line about a girl and a notable admirer. The tone hints at heartfelt longing and an unresolved confession of love, framed as a personal reflection rather than a news event.
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Yan
Estate of oa D. Col tor Esta' ceases
Frank A. Collard as administrator announces the cessation of operations or settlement related to the estate. No additional details provided about heirs or proceeding dates.
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Frank A. Collard
D. Coltor
Summons in Weidner Case No 5476
In the name of the State of Oregon you are required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you Weidner the above named defendant The summons specifies a deadline before a court date in 1935 for response and appearance
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Lyman D. .Ollard
Yambil
Regan
A.M
Circuit Court
State of Oregon
Y. County
Weidner
Oregon
Thunday
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