The Art of Handling Men and Other Noted Quips
Mud versus dust sparks debate and rain is welcomed by readers. Judge Landis mentioned as Dave makes 12 errors in a game. Joo hits a 29 million dollar four bagger while telegraphers fear strikes. Morocco possibly to join the Philippines and Trinsvaal in a friendly list. Rockefeller quips about harnessing the people. Hague talks disarmament of Standard Oil could ease tensions. Magazine aims hint at discrediting stories.
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Landis
Dave
Controversy Over Massive Fine for Standard Oil
The piece reviews a $28 million fine on Standard Oil and prior $29 million sanctions, weighing judge Landis’s severity against calls for imprisonment of responsible officials. It cites editorials from major papers arguing punishment should target infringing individuals, not stockholders, and notes concerns about rebating, compliance costs, and broader antitrust enforcement.
Fragmentary legal critique on fines and interstate commerce
The text presents a disjointed discussion about distinguishing individuals in a scenario, referencing a Dave identity and an imprisonment clause. It argues the public may bear the cost of fines while lamenting the impact on trust in law, noting a failing to collect the fine and the ineffectiveness of the punitive measure.
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Dave
Pure Food and High Prices Debate Healthful Goods
Les e's Weekly argues that paying more for nutritious foods is better than buying adulterated cheap options. New laws may hurt some food industries, including borax cured fish and colored goods. Price changes will come after enforcement as laborers seek real value, not cheap fillers.
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Lese's Weekly
gays /Laslie’s
Francis Miles Finch Dies. The Blue and the Gray Remembered
A note on the poet Francis Miles Finch who died recently at age 4, famed for The Blue and the Gray first published in 1867. The piece praises his character, legal career, and enduring Civil War era poem, highlighting its unifying message and enduring reverence in American memory.
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Francis Miles Finch
Atlantic “Monthly
Tinch
Summler
Erath
Wii Ag
Newspapermen and American Curiosity Compared
A reflective piece praising American readers and journalists. It argues Americans are highly informed and curious about all facts from sunlit events to hidden, morally murky matters, driven by pervasive daily newspapers and omniscient reporters. The prose highlights national ingenuity fueled by this press culture.
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Mac Athealan
Arcerisams
Regan
Huma
Wbiquilaug
Newspapera
Peanuts Not Better Than Steak in Boston Talk
The Boston Transcript argues against peanuts as a substitute for steak. It notes energy content may be high and value comparable in some ways, but peanuts lack the appeal and suitability of a quality beef steak for luncheon or dinner. It counts nine points in law guiding diner benefit and satisfaction.
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Boston Transcript
Department of Agriculture
Envy recalls a giant who once won the sack race
A Chicago Herald memory recalls a very tall man who once won the sack race at a Fourth of July celebration, a note on proportion and local pageant lore linked to early fireworks and community cheer.
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Chicago
Youpth
Couipanton
John Custis
Marthy Washington
John Ouatia
Williamburg
Ruttop
Hungars Sarish
Wantorn
Virgin
Northampton
Arlington
Virginia
Trig
Ong
Mr. Custry
Romance and reflections from the world at large
A collage of brief vignettes and poems from the Chicago and Denver papers. It blends romantic musings about dreams and failure with light anecdotes about kindness, misstep, and everyday life. The piece weaves literary scraps, travel notes, and humorous observations into a nostalgic snapshot.
Fragmented Odds and Ends From A Far-Flung Tidbit Page
A jumble of anecdotes and mispunctuated facts spans presidents, tourism, gems, linguistics, and Indian royalties. It notes Theodore Roosevelt and George Washington in playful trivia, world tourism growth, a 47 karat ruby value, British battleships with long-range searchlights, and a Creek family earning royalties from oil on their allotments.
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Bimalayas
Spain
London
Chicago Daily News
G. A. Lefeven
Old
France
Paris
Berryhils
Thomas Berrvult
Glen Pool
Tn Addithin
Ida
Jorsey
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San Antonio
Associated Press
the Ear
Morolus
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SAN Antonio Light Publishing
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Frederick Logan
Ayid
Maser Eeenne Do
Garrior
Mail
Cinadyanne
Daly
Simday
Vane
San Antonis
Texas
Alacer
Phe & C. Beckwith
Pacis
Sentatives
New York
Tribune
Tavime
Morocco
John D. Rockefeller
John
Hague
Standard Oil Co
Nerkeys
Hairionic Io
Globe and Commercial Advertiser of
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Globe
Pyhite
Philadellphia
Chicago and Alton
Standard Ol
Chicago Tribune
Cleveland Math Dealer
Ilegal Combinatons
St. Louis Post Dispatch
St. Louis Republic
Company
Indiana
Gallroads
Conaunter
New York Globe
Len
Lem
Eric
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American People
Chivago
Herati
Ant
Wong
Amity
Denver Republican
Whitecans
Arizona
Harperd Weekly
Martaday
Pawera
William Roberts
Quartalte
Mand
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Houston Tost
Bull
Alanng National Bank
Ban Antonio
Sam
Ghas. Zoller
Paul Ingenhuth
H. R. Schmeltzer
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Sec
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Mehcghants’ Transfer Company (Incorporated
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E. B. Chandler
East Crockett Street
Perret Kerrville
Theodore Rooeevelt
George Washington
Ambulon Pearce-Robinson Undertaking CO
American District Telegraphic
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Western Unlon Telegraphy Company
Western Union
Lia Péateice
Jerry Newton
E, Hentzderd
Sewe.ny Co
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Hotels
Menger
San Antonio, Tex
Alamo Plaza
McLean
Mudge
Managera
Sérlouiy Flratalasa
Alton Hotel
Sinteca
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