Millionaire Youth and the Warship of Wealth
A analyze of wealth and public attention on affluent youths in America. A cablegram notes two boys under intense media scrutiny as symbols of wealth, discussing how privilege shapes character, self control, and future success in a society stratified by money. It critiques money worship and warns about its impact on personal development.
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Lendican
Eogiend
Marahsil
Chicago
Epyn
Cablegram
Osn
Thas
Eucoesa
Fragmented 19th century newspaper minutiae mix
A collage of odd quotes from early papers shows banter among magnates about law, children arguing about church, and a satirical exchange on wireless ads. Fragmented lines mention a Boston Post joke about a mother and a boy, a London Tatler quip, and a Chicago Tribune anecdote about a rudeness in an audience.
Election of United States Senators by Direct Vote
From the Philadelphia Ledger the piece argues for direct popular elections of U S senators. It notes common confusion around the issue and underscores the push for reform.
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United States
Philadelphia Ledger
Niewens
Town meetings versus general elections in democracy debate
An analysis contrasts town meetings with general elections, arguing town meetings foster open debate and prudent delegation while individual voters face demagogic pressure. It questions Senate competence versus popular selection and weighs labor movements, boycotts, and the role of churches in public life.
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Sis
Dalvises
Taylor
Senate
Moments With the Hoe Eve: A Pastoral Poem Reading
A lyric meditation on rural labor and nature. It evokes a perfect day slipping toward evening as fields, orchards, and meadows awaken with seasonal growth. The speaker contemplates beauty, mortality, and spiritual longing amid plowed earth, blossoms, and birdsong.
Man Lives On Raw Foods Diet For 100 Days Claim
John A. Eddy of Dallas Maren details a long term experiment in raw foods eating. He avoided cooked foods for years, reduced meals to once daily, and claims improved health, stronger muscles, and less rheumatic pain. Eddy cites walking barefoot daily and cold water immersion as part of the regimen. He wagers he can live 100 days on 259 dollars and asserts most people overeat and digest poorly cooked foods.
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Daltas
Maren
Sida
Toto
Mr. Eddy
Edy
Eddy
Bia
Eddy Isic
Death of Mrs Harriet M McDonald in Frederick City
Mrs Harriet M McDonald widow of Frank P McDonald died at Frederick City Hospital at 7 this morning of bowels paresis aged 58 years 2 months 27 days. She was a daughter of the late Randolph and Matilda Fleming and esteemed by all. Survived by one daughter Mrs S Zimmer man and two brothers Nicholas H and Wm Fleming. Funeral Monday at 9 30 from residence of her cousin Mr Allen G Qayan East Patrick Street with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Harriet M. McDonald
Frank P. McDonald
Fraderick City Hospital
Randolph
Smatilda Fleming
Sra
S. Joseph Zimmerman
Messrs
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Wm. W. Fleming
Allen G. Qayan
East Patrick Street
Mt. Olivet Cemstery
Betrothal of Laulee Gwinner and Roscoe Miller in Dayton
Miss Laulee Gwinner and Mr Roscoe Ohsries Miller of Washington DC announced betrothal. Last week at the Darton Club in Dayton Ohio Miss Louis Ohmser hosted a bridal luncheon with fifteen guests and a Cupid design envelope signaling the upcoming engagement.
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Laulee Gwinner
Roscoe Ohsries Miller
Washlougton
D.C
Charles W Miller
Washington
Frederick
Darton Club
Dayton
Ohio
Louis Ohmser
Russ Gwinner
Sach Place
Real Estate Auctions At Court House Door
Walter Saunders auctioned at the courthouse an 188 acre half interest in Kemp's Coney Island on the Posomse River near Hooks for Albert S. Brown to Richard Hester at 5750. Charles B. Fout sold at the court house door this morning the Mantz estate house and lot on South Bentz Street to Mrs. Sean Stewart for 789.
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Walter Saunders
Court House
Albert S. Brown
South Bentz Stress
Rasanuel Mantz
Sean Stewart
Market Talk on Spring Produce and Prices Across Listings
Ebulge and Heard by the Berito report a spring display of vegetables at the market hub this morning. Weather's dryness dampens crops with potential for brighter cherry prospects but poor pasturage and hay. Prices shift for eggs beef poultry fruit and vegetables with many items listed as per dozen or per half peck, some staples rising while others hold steady.
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Ebluge
Literary Societies Debates At Mass High School
The Belles Lattres Literary Society held a meeting with readings, recitations, and a debate on whether President Roosevelt should have accepted foreign aid for San Francisco relief. Judges ruled the negative in a narrow 3 to 1 verdict. The Juvenile and South Frederick Societies also held sessions with programs, debates, and adjournments planned for May 25.
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Belles Lattres Literary Society
Mass High School
T. Legg
O. Robinson
J. Price
Marco Bezzaris
Wangleberger
Greas
F. Ordsmann
Washington
Long Island
R. Wolfe
Eseay
R. A Handrickson
Alps
Italy
WW. Cramer
Roosevelt
Francisco
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M. Rios
L. Michael
R- Augleberger
L Hoeghas
W. Storm
J. Shawbaker
W. Delsplakce
Juvenils
Juvenile Literary Society
North Market Straet School
Frank Tyergar
Secratary
Allen Qoynon
R. BE. Lee
J. Snyder
Robert Felton
BD. Johnson
Arnot Sylvia
D. Hendrickson
A. Q2yne
Lee
Graot
B. Thomas
R. Fisher
T. White
P Sulth Frederick
South Frederick
W. Daueberger
J. Shaw
HB. Schmidt
Segatius
P. Michael
T Storm
R. Grove
C. Neighbors
H. Phebus
Cable
Meek
Perpetual fascination with stellar distances and rail link
An imagined London Answer piece narrates a grand railway to Osntacr linking stellar spaces. It envisions easy construction, moderate fares, and a first class fare to a distant Cantair with a tax price of £1.12 trillion and travel at sixty miles per hour, delaying stops, yielding a journey time of 43,665,000 years.
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Osntacr
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Pency
Actrons
Britain
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Rendara
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Canta
Trade Outlook Good as Warm Weather Spurs Merchandise
New York May 19 R G Dun & Coos Weekly Review of Trade reports higher temperatures speed up movement of seasonable goods and improve agricultural prospects. Despite labor shortages and quiet mercantile activity, factories show few strikes and idle machinery is limited. Iron and steel contracts extend over two years, Boston footwear shipments exceed records, and textile mills run freely despite high raw material prices. Foreign trade in April rose with exports and imports at ports show large gains. U S imports rose by 3.421 million dollars while exports fell by 1.289 million. Failures this week numbered 211 in the United States, 16 in Canada, vs prior year totals.
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New York
R. G Dun & Coos Weekly Review of Trade
Iron and Steel Industry
Boston
United States
Canada
Punish Moral Offenders, Says Bishop at Church Congress
Philadelphia March 19 The Church Congress closes with a talk on how society should punish moral offences The principal speaker Bishop McVickar of Rhode Island argues redemption requires society to be redeemed with the offender He warns against easy scapegoating and urges careful moral regeneration amid elite social circles and deteriorating standards
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Philadelph
Church Congress
Me Virkar
Rhode Island
Baseball scores from the day and standings brief
American League Athletics defeated Detroit 4 to 3 while Cleveland hammered Boston 14 to 1. Chicago contests and other scores appear garbled but include St Louis TriState and York with unclear results.
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American League Athletics
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
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York
Evans Will Case Reversed Heirs’ Challenge Over Memory Item
A May ruling in the Evans will case reverses a lower court decision, upholding the heirs’ claims. The story mentions a memory of Thomas W. Evans, a gift to President Washington, and a 300 year old Japanese armor piece presented to Roosevelt via Ambassador Aeko. The armor, once owned by a feudal lord Odasewara, will be housed in the White House.
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Thomas W. Evans
Mikade Senes
Walington
Aeko
Jananore
Press- Roosevelt
Japa
White House
Odasewara
Unclear Safe Incident Near Peninsula Harbor
A fragmentary report describes a saferelated crime scene with a injured man identified as James Avery of Baltimore. Police gave chase as robbers fled through a passageway to the street, leaving a bloody trail and details about a safe door and express boxes amid confusion.
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Asphel
Rick
James Avery
Baltimore
Mar
F L Robbins Retires From Pittsburg Coal Company
Francis L Robbins, temporary chairman and manager of the Pittsburg Coal Company, announced at a March 1 meeting that he is taking a vacation at his request. No length was set, and he plans to travel abroad. President M R Taylor of Robbins & Co. Pa. will assume duties in his absence.
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Akres
M. KR. Taylor
Robbins 3So Pa
Monte
Pope Illness Suspends Audiences in Rome
Rome May 19 The pope has suspended audiences due to a slight illness. The pontiff will miss the Sunday ceremony at St Peters while doctors advise rest. A domestic remedy advertisement extols Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Relief as a universal cure, urging families to keep it on hand.
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de Leproni
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