Wealth and power clash in a race for marriage
In a social clash over Jefferson and his engagement to Miss Roberts, John Ryder and Senator Roberts bargain behind the scenes. Shirley Green presses capitalism with socialist ideals while Ryder asserts wealth and influence control politics and society.
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Mhen
Shirley
Ryder
Wall Street
Congress of the
Kate
Schirler
Jefferson
Hate
John
Fins Hossmore
Rossmore
Pame
Mrs. Arder
Miss Green
Ciri
Archer
Katie Roberts
Jef
Appetite as Guide to Eating Discipline
A essay argues appetite should guide eating across life from childhood sugar needs to adult activity levels. It warns against overindulgence with sweets and the heat of summer, noting dietary self-control as vital. C W Saleeby cites London Mirror on appetite and ignorance being bliss.
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C. W. Saleeby, MD
Art Roosts High Club Rooms In Elevated Location
A group of women formed a club to explore literature and art. Two members were chosen to locate rooms and reported a site on the building’s third door. They showed exterior and interior views but others questioned the value of rooms tied to high altitude clubs. The anecdote ends with the saying that the law is observed in locating squitual societies, as noted by the New York Press.
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Leen
I & al
Polithers Cinics
Draveted
New York Press
Ferry crowd spots German liner under flag in New York bay
Passengers on two Staten Island ferries watched a distant ocean liner sail up New York bay. The ship steamed slowly, flew the German flag, and remained unnamed. For about fifteen minutes a hundred pairs of eyes fixed on the distant steamer.
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Staten Island
New York Bay
Mystery Flag Vanishes Aboard Ferry Near Harbor
On deck of a ferryboat a flag disappears prompting passenger speculation. A woman asks what happened to the flag as neighbors quarrel over the mystery. Most aboard report no sighting while the ship nears the opposite shore and a few observe confusion among the crowd.
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Evercsbody
First Aid in Accidents From Harper's
Aged guidance on stopping bleeding after injuries. It advises washing, pinching edges, applying adhesive strips, and to use a tight bandage if blood flows too quickly. Warns that pus is a natural concern and not a sign of serious danger if managed.
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Harper's
Corridor trains to run on Calcasia Bombay route
The East Indian Railway plans corridor trains following an approved American design for the Calcasia Bombay run and similar trains to replace current Miami trains to Delhi and beyond. The new carriages are nearly ready and reportedly well upholstered.
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India
East Indian Railway
Calcasia
Making a Dictionary The Colossal Task of Selecting Words
The Chicago News outlines how a dictionary team built a new lexicon by comparing living authors works and major word lists, soliciting 500 readers, and inviting specialists to contribute terms from various fields. They rejected over 260 000 of 560 000 collected words to ensure only appropriate English usage remains. The article explains syllabic division accents pronunciation and full etymology for primary forms.
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Chaucer
Lnxir
Chicago News
Deer Shooting Ban Upholds Conviction in New Jersey
Justice Swayze in the New Jersey Supreme Court upholds a 1900s ban on deer shooting until 1909 and sustains the £200 fine for William Grace and another man in Cumberland County for attempting to shoot deer last year.
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Jersey
Irig
Trenton
N. J
Swayze
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Wiliam Grace
Cumberland County
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Prutocracy
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Aittle
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