The Blade's Bold Start in Bloomfield News War
In Bloomfield the new Blade launches amid rivalry with The Standard. Bob Bratton, a former Boston Herald and Springfield Republican man, aims to build a bold local paper with a sharp staff including the eager Peeto and the experienced Professor Banks. The Standard, led by Booled, watches the upheaval as readers flock to the sensational murder story and a race to publish first.
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Blade
Bob Bratton
Boston Herald
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Youhg
Blaie
Charles E. Banks
Ererybody
Standard
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Professor
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Mr. Brayton
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Slocas
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East End
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Peeto
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Booled
Busby
Bistle
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Nyse
Heal
Brurton
Dean Bravtros
New York
Seale
Herald
Reminded Him by the Rev Dr Fourthis on Gambler Evils
The sermon touched on the evils of gambling in stocks and urged vigilance against vice. Quoted lines reference Tegoke and a debate over moral restraint, with remarks on punishment and ritual trials from Madagascar. Ends noting flowers closing at night and a meteor-like shade at sundown.
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Rocksworthy
Fourthis
Gambheg
Denis
Ventilation's Role in Health and Comfort Explored
An article by Dr. George F Shrady reviews experiments on ventilation noting that discomfort in crowded rooms stems from heat and odors rather than carbonic acid. It discusses dust, humidity, and offgassed gases as key factors, challenging some modern ventilation theories.
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Clergymen License Mix-Up Sparks Funny Result
In Rhode Island an old marriage licensing law causes Father OHare and Episcopal rector of Auburn to obtain licenses. A clerk lacks blanks, but the documents are altered to read second class liquor license with lines through the liquor sale text and interlineation to perform marriages. Both clergymen laugh at the mishap and vow to show the licenses only in dire need.
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Dex
Burts
Aosulia
Blair
Booled
Hinde
Taro
Brayton
Blade
Standard
Bloomfield
Eva
Hawkins
Peeto
Braxton
Rhode Island
Father O'Hare
Stewart
Auburn
Ron
New York Tribune
Birth of a Baby Stirs Childs Play in Wedding Scene
A London Sketch anecdote recalls a schoolroom wedding play by many children. A three year old girl, kept apart, explains in her garbled speech that she is waiting to be born while someone says tie the baby, as she sits in a corner awaiting her turn to join the pretend ceremony.
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London
Dimulatioe ornamental glass powder beadwork technique
A new ornamental art claims to imitate beadwork on fabrics using glass powder or diamantine. The process coats fabric with a resin mix made from guaiacum, cheliac, alcohol, glycerin, then dusts and presses glass powder into the surface. The powder is posserized and can be colored by manufacture, with the method described as simple and adaptable to various fabrics.
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New York
Conjugal Felicities in Harlem Life Sey you maw it to The Nowe
Fragmentary dialogue resembles a period slang scene with characters Mabel and a man, hinting at marriage tensions and money. The garbled text references lucid integrals and a publication name Harlem Life The Nowe, suggesting a satirical or fictional page snippet rather than a clear event.
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Phan Edward Tew
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Brayton
Lin
Dawkvie
Wilang Fomas
Philip Edward Tow
Mabel
Harlem
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