Publisher's Notice and Rates Mentioned in Fragments
The readable fragment references Bandai Light pricing per month and per year in advance, with names such as G. A. Martin and T. B. Johnson as manager, followed by a publisher’s notice and mention of a regular staff of reporters. The text is partial and lacks full context.
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Bandai Light
G. A. Martin
BRED _ MostiAcH
T. B. Johnson
Ublisher
The
Light
San Antonio Light
Special Notice Distribution Locations Cited
Copies of this paper may be found on file in Washington at the office of E. G. Sigge ts, 918 F Street N W Washington D C Wilson and Carrico managers foreign advertising 811 Boyce Bldg Chicago Illinois.
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Washington
E. G. Sigge Ts
F. Street
N. W
D. C
Wilson & Carrico
Foreign Advertising
Boyce Bldg
Chicago
Illinois
Palisades Saved from Quarrying by New York New Jersey Pact
The Palisades along the Hudson are to be preserved as an interstate park after New York and New Jersey legislatures appropriated funds. With New York contributing 400000 and New Jersey 50000, the interstate commission moves to purchase some 300 parcels and clear title before December. Notable backers include George W. Perkins and Abram Hewitt, driving a rare cross state conservation effort.
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Hudson River
The
Hudson
Palisades
New Jersey
New York
Interstate Commission
Commission
George W. Perkins
Abram 8. Hewitt
Abram
Staten Island
Rockland County
N. Y
Brackenridge Park Driving Association Formed
A driving association linked to Brackenridge Park was organized with John W. Kokernot as president and G A C Halff as secretary and treasurer. About fifty members joined as the group plans amateur buggy driving and to maintain the Jockey Club speedway with a June 15 opening date.
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Jno
Fashion notes lace collars vests and taffeta gowns
New York fashion notes highlight vigoreaux batiste and crape mistral fabrics for summer gowns. Silky taffeta outfits feature pale green linings and gold or silver trim. Jewelry should harmonize with gown color, with some opting for pearls or diamond pendants.
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New York
Vigoreaux Batiste
Vigoreaux ‘Batiste
Tricks and Shams: Imitation Diamonds Sold Worldwide
Article notes that makers create artificial diamonds and pass them off as real, with prices from ten cents to twenty-five dollars based on size and quality. It mentions the long history since Strass, a German, discovered the process over a century ago and that the glass named after him closely resembles cut diamonds.
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Earth
Strass
Noth
How Artificial Gems Are Made and Sold in Markets
The article details fake gem production including glass mixtures, emerald and opal imitation methods, and the use of heat and acids to refine diamond dust. It explains the process of veneering false stones with real dust and notes prices, with a false diamond unset stone selling for about 2500 dollars.
Gulf & Brazos Valley extends northward to Jack county line
President J. B. Carver announces the Mineral Wells to Jack county line grading contract has been let and rails purchased for another hundred miles. The extension runs northward, with the southern end connecting to the Texas and Pacific.
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Fort Worth
J. B. Carver
Gulf & Brazos Valley Railroad
Jack County
Texas and Pacific
The Spanish War Veterans Plan City Fourth of July Event
The Spanish War Veterans announce a free June 1 entertainment at Muth’s garden featuring instrumental and vocal music. They will wear official badges for the first time and invite more volunteers. They seek joint Fourth of July celebration with Civil War veterans and plan elections and auxiliary organization.
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Rtr
Piss Hernandez
Asaris
Menny Hs
J. J. Hernandez
L. Hansen
R&r. J. Neel
Hernandez
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Decorator Recovers, Finishes Window After Accident
Mr C D Bullock of Wolff and Marx suffered severe lacerations to every finger when his left hand was caught in a small electric fan while dressing the firm's windows last evening. After medical treatment he returned to complete the display before taking a break.
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C. D. Bullock
Wolff & Marx
Far Up in the Azure Depths a Star Like Vision
Poem in Home Magazine to William I Olcott speaks of an ideal idealized, distant star of love. The speaker longs for the elusive form to descend or lift the worshipper toward it in a distant celestial realm.
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William I
Olcott
Home Magazine
Felt Honored Detroit Freeness Clubberly Dialogue
A fragment from a 1920s Detroit humor page presents a courtroom style exchange where a daughter accuses a suitor of inappropriate conduct and the suitor deflects claiming others are equally involved. The dialogue hints at social mores and ironic wit of the era.
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Detroit
Clubberly
What is it this morning asked the new waitress
Philadelphia Press notes a light exchange in a boarding house as a new waitress asks for ham and eggs. The mistress corrects her, insisting on proper politeness and terms for addressing boarders, highlighting small daily routines in hospitality.
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Philadelphia Press
Long Island Hen Roast Draws Wisecracks in Brooklyn Eagle
The Brooklyn Eagle reports a humorous exchange about a diligent rooster named Plymouth Rock. The quip notes his habit of burning the midnight oil and his heredity, as his mother was described as a kerosene incubator.
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Brooklyn
Eagle
Long Island
Plymouth Rock
Dictionary exchange on feminine definition of ente
A playful dialogue hints at gaps in a dictionary’s feminine definition of the word ente. The speakers tease the scope of language and meaning with humor and wit.
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Ente
British German and Swedish Teams Vie For Farther South Pole
England, Germany and Sweden prepare polar voyages to reach the Antarctic. Captain Robert Falcon Scott leads the British Discovery with government and Royal Geographical Society funds. Professor Erich von Drygalski commands the German expedition aboard the ship that bears his name. Dr. Otto Nordenskjold heads the Swedish group on the Antarctic. Each party aims to penetrate as far south as possible with vessels built for polar travel. The Mutual Aid Fund collects dues after a member’s death.
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South Pole
Antarctic
Robert Falcon Scott
Royal Navy
Erich von Drygalski
Hans Ruser
Otto ‘Nordenskjold
Great Britain
Royal Geographical Society
Clements Robert Markham
Royal Geographical
Hoffert
Berlin
Erich von Drygassei
Scott
Kaiser Wilhelm
von Drygalski
Konigsberg
Prussia
Geodetic Institute of Berlin
Berlin Association For Geographical Research
Geographical Society of
Copenhagen
Nordenskjold
University of
Upsala
Tierra del Fuego
Alaska
Greenland
Northeast Passage
Andree
Victoria Land
Enderby
Kemp Lands
Love Letters Spark Courtship Quarrel in Press Snippet
A Boston man writes to his New York fiancée that his love letters lack exact English while she responds they are private not for publication but serve as a good faith guarantee. The Detroit Free Press quotes the exchange.
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Boston
New York
Detroit Free Press
Puzzle Department Turned Poetry Spoof
In a humorous exchange, a subscriber jokes that the magazine puzzle department ruins a puzzle by turning it into poetry. The magazine editor defends the joke as a playful misdirection.
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Somerville Journal
Denver News Fragment Shows Bridal Finances Spoken
A brief exchange from a Denver newspaper reflects domestic finances with Mrs Darling questioning a husband about annual income. He jokes about filing an itemized bill from the dressmaker to explain the shortfall.
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Denver News
Darling
Maligned Voices On The Street In Indianapolis
A fragment from a city page shows residents trading barbs about a figure nicknamed Hungry Higgins and a local critic Weary Watkins. The exchange references long standing disputes dating back to the 1980s and notes no animated response from Watkins.
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Indianapolis
Watkins
What Dreams Come to Bobbs-Old Titewald in Sleep
The Baltimore American reports on Bobbs-Old Titewald suffering insomnia and fear of sleep after dreaming he gave away money. The piece notes his concern focuses on dreams rather than burglars and reflects a troubling sleep disturbance.
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Titewald
Dobbs
Colored preacher’s bold claim about meeting draws crowd
A Georgia preacher finishing a protracted county meeting says the revival produced 70 converts the first night. The remark came in response to a question about how the campaign was progressing, reflecting a brisk early turnout and strong interest in the revival.
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Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
A Dark Outlook Hails From Chicago News
The article notes the Czar’s hope for universal peace through disarmament while Chicago observers say regional strife endures. A neighborly quarrel over flowers and chickens sparks ongoing bloody hostilities in the suburbs.
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Chicago
Tired Treadwell Warns Against Entering House
A Chicago Dimes Herald item notes Tired Treadwell warning others to avoid a certain house after a delivery boy is seen taking a snow shovel into the study, in a scene of cautious sleuthing and suspect activity.
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Chicago Dimes-Herald
Treadwell
New Chicago North Western Station Plans Revealed
Preliminary drawings for a Chicago and North Western Railway station in Chicago show a projected cost of about 1 million dollars. Architects Frost and Granger are preparing the designs. The Northwestern officials will hold their annual meeting on June 7 to present the plans to the directors.
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Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Frost & Granger
Northwestern
Exports of Merchandise From New York Decline Weekly
The exports of merchandise from New York for the week ending May 7 totaled 10,032,340 dollars, down from 11,887,253 the prior week and 9,582,038 a year earlier. Since January 1, the port has seen 182,805,064 dollars in exports, versus 186,635,511 in the same period last year.
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New York
Money in Circulation In The United States May 1 Figures
The money in circulation in the United States on May 1 totaled 82,195,304,235 dollars, up from 2,060,525,463 dollars on May 1, 1900, an increase of 154,778,772 dollars. Since April 1, 1901 the rise was 8,000,655 dollars. Per capita circulation stood at 28.31 dollars on May 1, versus 26.58 the prior May 1.
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United States
Bank of France Shows Large Currency Shifts
The weekly Bank of France report records notes in circulation down 83 550 000 francs and current treasury accounts off 900 000 francs while gold in hand falls 450 000 francs and bills discounted drop 167 025 000 francs silver in hand rises 5 275 000 francs. Great progress is noted in Captain Mahnoke's force as they clean city cemeteries.
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Bank OF France
Mahnoke
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