Economy program shows results in federal staff cuts
A report by the AiVildeiner commission on government employment in Washington notes ongoing efforts to reduce federal payroll after the war emergency. Based on figures through 1923, federal civilian employees declined from a wartime peak while expansion in public works and administrative roles continued in a tight labor market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AiVildeiner Commission
Washington
Baal Memly
Novembar
Wavh- Ingien
Bern
Vrand Hutrad
Peithon Wown
Women of Today features reformers and explorers in society
An essayistic roundup highlights Mrs Lilian Campbell and other women, noting a variety of figures from academia and exploration. It mentions an American journalist and author using the pen name L. ie, Lady Dorothy Mills as an explorer, Camille McDaniel sailing to Java, and Rebecca Cennet with a sorority aid. English doctors warn against tight garters and night elastics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camille McDaniel
Mascom
Waho
San Franciso
Java
Rébecca Cennet
Naves of
Riel
Kenai
Comerpat
Pasha Dusittens
Mtaeree
United States face political turmoil and war weariness
Fragmented 1902 text depicts a nation torn by postwar demobilization and political resignations. It hints at American hesitation to engage in new military operations, Cabinet instability, and social unrest as the United States weighs a peaceful path forward after foreign conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnele
Nevreriry Kaos Iermeil
Leilun
Niceasagna
United States
Perpen
Pedestrians Right of Way and Safety Concerns Rise
A garbled historical text fragment discusses pedestrian right of way and traffic safety concerns in a coastal region. It references various places, organizations, and individuals, noting travel through an old English context and mentioning vehicle rights, driving duties, and public highways amid unclear events.
Ambitious Wisconsin reform debate stirs state politics
Amid a swelling budget dispute and intense lobbying, lawmakers in Wisconsin face pressure from factions backing new tax and spending measures. The drive reflects a broader push for rapid policy changes as legislators contend with fiscal constraints and public interest in governmental reform.
Northwestern lingers with river works water tests noted
Unreadable OCR outlines a series of items including Ohio and Wisconsin mentions. Pederson resigns as county superintendent and L J Harvey names George Overton to succeed him. Porto Rico education commissioner Paul Stuer named. Journeymen convention session planned. Regatta entries at Lake and Northwestern association slated for next week over eight days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkont Water Works Company
Lake Winnebeso
Oswar Ki. Pederson
Htachovla
J. Harvey
George Overton
Sehlen
Paul 1
Stuer
Slumpus
Oshkesh Normal School
Porto Fico
Children's pictorial cross word puzzle guide
Puzzle instruction page explains solving by filling numbered squares across or down. Words include insect, bone, cage, and a word for executive officers guiding a department. The text is garbled but indicates a standard pictorial crossword with clues and a theme running through the grid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferandedt
Esd
Isin
Prince Philip of Hesse and the Roman alliance history
Fragmented OCR presents a biographical sketch of Prince Philip of Hesse, heir to Frederick Charles and linked to imperial lineage via Empress Victoria. It traces German noble ties, betrothal to Princess Matilda, and old European dynastic wealth tied to land and privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Veses
George III
Armiek
Paty
Hety
Margaret
Fern
Emprose Frederick
Edward
Dutinz
Frederick
Margaretine
Tasetlea
Uylseriede
Homb
Nes
Paulin
Rome
Anne
Breas
Go Sruasta
Arenite
Coal Lines Used on New Frock Fashion Feature
In late summer fashion, coal lines on Navajo inspired street suit create a tunic front panel with long sleeves and a knotted scarf collar. The design blends Indian trimming with bold black and white options, popular for day and evening wear in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Lisbeth
Bricht
Washington
Fashion Notes on Summer Hats and White Dresses
The article previews summer attire featuring white silk dresses with long sleeves, white felt hats trimmed with black veining, and white lace over chiffon. It highlights white corded silk cloaks, black velvet accents, and Parian inspired straw hats, noting bold jewelry and a rumored Paris invention linked to a prominent wearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treommont Jeman
Morne Inc
Avening Swear
Ioc
Paria
Thar
phy @ thenen
Tothing
Poems That Live to One in Paradise
Fragmented verse by Hagar Allan Pow laden with dreamlike imagery. Mentions Agron Isle Cove shrine and ethereal scenes, collapsing into a meditation on life and mortality with poetic fragments about dreams and footsteps in an eternal landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agron Isle
Ana
Hagar Allan Pow
Sunshine Pellets and a Murky Market Scene
Fragmented OCR text shows a jumble about Sunshine Pellets and W. P. Thomsen, interlaced with garbled phrases. It references gun use, grave danger, and a distorted critique of society, including mentions of an inventor and neighborly conflicts. The passage reads like a degraded, surreal column fragment with stray names and half formed ideas.
Grandmas Ainsley Dares Amoura To Leave Home
In a sunlit afternoon scene Amoura Ainsley declares plans to leave her parents and work, confiding in Lucia Berryman while Grandma Ainsley quietly observes. The elderly matriarch questions and softens the rebellion, urging responsibility as Amoura insists on independence. The chapter ends with a pact of secret courage between granddaughter and grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsley
Amoura
Lucia Berryman
Chaisedoitize
Lutis Berryman
Mary Moljeway
Sridge
Lucia
Amona
Howe
Amaura Ainsley
Amaura
Pethens
Barbara Layne
Grandma Ainsley
J. Reginald
Aingieys
Tgc
Walliee
Chicago
Granny
Sue
Bar
Atoura
Mater
J. Kazi- Waid
Ms. Fa
Determinism and Freedom in Teutonic Philosophy
A discussion of a Teutonic philosopher arguing that human will is bound by metaphysical necessity. The text asserts freedom is impossible and that a person’s character and actions are preformed by antecedent desires, leaving no room for genuine choice or responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcuing
Easis
Senppenbasier
American Labor Fights Communists in U S
A leadership figure Ralph M Easley argues that American labor stands against communist influence by exposing Reds within unions. He warns that agitators may pretend loyalty to weaken unions and enable disorder while calling for a commission to Russia to study looting. The piece lists figures on pro and anti Soviet relief efforts and contemplates investigations in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Ralph M. Easley
Trix
Wreangly
Simaflea
Ming
Vnsuers
Bili: Sunita
Union
Ofsee
Warkere
Cartiin
Sax
Communista
Gassey
Ans
Russia
Moacox
Amercan
Jona Hays Hammond
Edmund A. Walsh
Senjoral
Napal
Pussia
Richard J. Cooke
M. E. Church
Willam Green
American Federation of Labor
Witars
James P. Goodrich
Indiana
Américan Relief Adminisration
Raymond Hobins
American Ret Cross
Rus
Rumie
Joi Haynes Himes
American Civil Liberties Union
Community Church of New York
Jerome Davis
Tate Divinity School
Gret
Reds
Nim
Aueters
Washington
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Weag
Golme
Tinkay
Lilian Campbell
Cabadhlin
Gidaloina
Vudake College
da Das Ptain
Per Tra
Will Adler
Stowna
Havre Wits
Altiain
Mingsey
Lew Minere
Ion Kories Tuninn
Euenpe
Curtisie
Ditya
Widen Wien
Mra
Feten Hamilton Garanee
Chit Schveatni
Ten Sorial Viorker
Ted
D. C
Yen
Chfel
Leiden
Cih
Epsitamént
Wiser
Il. Ie
Ander
Dorothy Mills
Ananwaranredt
Oh Hestere
eTare
Atvenianen
Ubidn
Finn
Mackie
State Politien
Vail
Ieee
Cora
Imseieats
Gnorios
Agian
ROVER
Auibi
Connecticut
al Chainotur
Kaw
Tanaety
Agulnee
Orin
Nyeet
Wrnsberwis
Gulland University
Tinian
State Maton
Vane
Tallinn
Peres
Birrbank Amd
Cleely
Toledo
Aurora
Welch
TRE
Sérag Hee
Wevaiween
Govemoer
Ceaceibalion
eKenerha Newew
Edie Shear
Marti
Jancaville Gazette
Peter Foe
AGI Rey
Sreworss
Fez Pokes SF
Setriebiay
W. P. Thomsen
Wilko
Orezenian
Lee
Rémy
Montant
Ana Vere Are
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