Handicaps of the American Navy in Collier's Weekly
Henry Reuterdahl argues the U S fleet is not ready for war and needs more destroyers, coal supply ships, and better personnel. He notes aging battleships, insufficient crews, and inadequate staff planning, urging Congress and public to support a modern, offensive navy with extended reach and improved logistics.
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Henry Rawurial
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Getrasny
Japan
Ulluck
Naval
Yiosnimisan
United States
Germany
Pratce
Panama Canal
Geremany
France
Ignal
Ysaele Nerossiey
Wien
Mourlaur Mery
Bar Hayy
Acom
Hag Yiek
Rosgavelt
Illres
Arimlenia
Biztenia
Admiral Taylor
Congress
Congren
Navy
Washington
Proscott
Mpas
French Women Care For Hair, Says Gaby Deslys
Gaby Deslys argues French women value hair health and styling, recounting her own childhood discomfort with brushing, the shift to regular brushing, and routine use of a home cosmetic regimen. She contrasts French pride in healthy hair with American reliance on treatments, urging daily brushing and light cleansing to maintain a shiny, natural look.
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Gaby Dealye
Sam French
Iaelf
Sinter
Amelia Wollen
France
Presidential Campaigns and Parties of the United States 848
Fragmented OCR lists presidential and vice presidential candidates by party. It names Whiz party figures from Louisiana and New York, Democratic contenders from Michigan and Heytuck, with scattered surnames and misread places.
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United States
Whiz
Gmuenive Lays Jor
Lauisiana
Milord Pile Tarr
New York
Democratic
Dewis Case
Michigan
Unum Pr
RoYerik
Congress
Aleu
Lewly Cash
Wiliam GO. Mutler
Kentucky
Free Coll Party
Martin Vau
Buren
Kyarles P. Adame
Massaahusetts
Political platform and candidates of the 1840s era
The piece surveys 1840s US politics with Zachary Taylor and Millard Fillmore as Whig figures, and James K. Polk as a Democratic praise. It notes party pledges, constitutional liberty aims, and positions on slavery and federal debt. It mentions leaders, electoral results, and the era’s public appetite for party loyalty.
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Zachary Taylor
Uice
Prineipal
Peice
Wearington
Zinhery Taylor
Whlks
Polk
Lewis Casy Wa
Paris
Aiid
California
Raven
Sollere
Teders
Knee Breeches in Style: 18th Century Fashion Revival
A Paris and London fashion expert predicts a spike in knee breeches, ruffled lace shirts, and buckled shoes returning to favor within a decade. He cites narrow trousers and silk fabrics as key trends, with echoes of colonial era style and mentions Greek fraternities growing to about 9,000 members in American colleges.
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Dnis Bourane
Allessars
Payls
Tynes
See
Iran
Boy in Barrel Injury Sheds Light on Tragic Local Incident
An incident near Granite City involved a boy about four years old who was injured after a sugar barrel rolled and struck him while playing in a yard. Edward Beuvnet, a local clerk, witnessed the event and noted the boy’s entanglement and pain as neighbors assisted. The report hints at broader concerns about safety around storage containers and the risks to children in such environments.
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Starlui
Terrilllus Bour
Ferris
Nate
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