Money in the Mails and Postal Currency Debate
A long discussion on careless handling of mail and theft in the U S Postal Service. It cites blank envelopes and missing letters as recurring losses and reviews proposed fractional currency or postal notes to curb theft while evaluating costs and feasibility. It contrasts U S ideas with British stamp redemption practices and notes the dangers of counterfeit risk and increased post office expenses.
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Deail
Dietnalls
Chicago
Spline
Bureau of Engraving
Aoent
United States
Congress
Postoffice Department
Postminsters
Aales
Washington
Supportig
Jtia
Ite
Treasury
Post Office Department
Treasury Ieno
Post Ofice
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Postoffice
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Boston Transcript
Thought Transfer Mystery Baffles Attorney and Staff
A prominent lawyer believed in telepathic note passing after observing two typewriter operators in adjacent rooms. He tested the link by dictating to his private stenographer to deliver the article to another typist, who seemingly performed the task without direct instruction. The incident sparked questions about unseen communication effects.
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Ument
Lily
Miss Sound 40
Thia
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Mise Alank
Mies
Francise Bo
Euading
Aventage
Yenterday
Mien Blank
Little Davie Connelly Sings for Father’s Release
A Portland Oregonian report recounts a Spokane court scene where a sweet voiced boy pleads for his father’s freedom. The judge, aided by Inspector Gongle and Prosecutor Platter, agrees to release the father if he can earn money to pay the fine by working at the Louvre next week. Davie, age seven, earns seventeen and a half dollars weekly and promises to bring the payment.
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Davie Connelly
Ind
Pacific
Nataf
Spokane Pallee Court Oe
David Connelly
Dlenuk
Ade Milk
Davie
Tayapector Gough
Proaeeutor Platter
Mr. Plattar
Inspector Gongle
Fudge
Louvre
Dario
Portland Oregonian
Before the Future Face Deformities and Racist Skin Grafts
A 12 year study by Professor Thiemech of Leipsic reports that grafting nyproa skin from one race onto another changes color and texture toward the surrounding skin. White skin on black flesh reportedly darkens and smooths slowly, while black skin on white flesh changes quickly though not to the same degree. The piece questions if future faces will be denuded and patched with a different texture to achieve a uniform look.
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Thiemech
Leipsic
St. Louis Republic
Detroit boy vanishes after visiting doctor in odd exchange
A 16 year old from Detroit visited a city doctor last week and after an atypical remark about an elevator vanished. The youth complained of frequent dizziness and leg pains and showed his tongue before the physician examined him and prescribed treatment. He then fled the office, leaving the doctor puzzled.
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Detroit
Dhaven
Irene Pris
Salesman insight shown in brief clothing store encounter
A Philadelphia Call note recounts how a savvy clerk quickly suited a customer after five minutes, proving the value of understanding a buyer. The clerk’s quick read and confident approach contrasted with less attentive sales staff and highlighted practical business skill.
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Philadelphia
Flour Awards at World's Fair Reported
The New York Tribune notes the first official announcement of World’s Fair diplomas for flour. The Wassboro Crosby Co. mill in Washboro Mills, Minneapolis receives a medal for flour judged strong and pure, suitable for family and baker use.
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Chicado
Oct
Wassboro, Crosby Co
Gold Medal Winners and Brands List From Local Fair
A long OCR fragment lists numerous gold medals and brands tied to a local fair or exhibition. Names such as James A Bartres, Hephertony M. Winn & Son, Clark's Green-Prace & Parker, and J.T Ale Elle appear alongside entries for Medal and Gold Medal awards. Locations include Providence Jenner & Chappell and various streets, shops, and firms. The text catalogs medal recipients and associated vendors or displays without clear event context.
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Serantos
F. P. Pee Washington Nveris
Cild Abeta Pram
Dininore
Po Priva
Brontunorder Db
Matkéy
Hyde Tirk
Inison
Pa Worehturs
Medi Neda
Aseph A. Mecurs
Matt Mronie
Buyarlasiv
Hirani
Green Ridge
AL. Spencer
Hrand
J.T Ale Elle
Sujulative
Providence
Jenner & Chappell
Didi Doillagpla
Market Atrout
Goll
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Glyphan
James Docdan
Superlatiyn
Lipaned
Pecky Weshiter
Jermyn
Winters & Co
Rapi In A Co. Golf Model Cardwinitile
F. S Clerk
Mendel Birkel
DON. Wouter & Co
M. TL. Lavelle
Los
Fiatia & Co
Atherton
Orlaties
Bury Fa
Abeeronee Store Co
Maisie—Jahn
Crile
Miteton
MW O'Boyle
Clark
Green
Prace & Parker
PM Young
Jim & Son
Nihon
Be, Harding
Waverly
Piling & Sn
Charles Gardner
M. Winn & Son
Tobytans
Thy Pains & Lehiyo Lambet Ca
A. Adoni
Gahev & Clements
Gield
Luke Ariel
James A Bartres
Pereditv
J. L. Morgan & To
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The
N.Y. Tribune
Dow, T
the Flour Awards
William Lissenberger
Opposite Baptist Church
Penn Avenue
Gunts
AMS
Abi
N. A. Hulbert
Guy Music Store
Wyoming Avy
Suisan Te
Sthminway & Son
Dlcker Brothers
Hranich & Back
Byumiz & Battle
Eto
Atlantic Refining Co
Crown Acme Oil
William Mason
Coal Exchange
Wyoming Ave
Ine Pou
Luther Keller
King's Windsor Cement
West Lackawanna Ave
Quarries and Works
Portland, Pa
Dupont
Linterne County
Wilmiyrtt
Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Scranton
Third National Bank Building
Agancip Thos, Ford
Pittaton
Ae Roby Mith & Son
Mouth
Marc W Mulligan
Wilkes-Harrme
Bee
Repaune Chemical Company
Alaska
Gulf of Mexico
America
Geo, R, Cromwell
Ally
G. R. Cromwell
the Capitol
the Common
Hoston
Nouse Square
New York
Seven Falla
Cheyenne Canon
Colorado
Yellowstone Falla
Newport Central Park
Minneapolis
Auditorium Hotel
St. Lawrence River
Temple Square
Salt Lake City
Cresson Springs
Baltimore
Niagara
Vietoria
H.C
Tuf Ferris
Scranton Tribune
Columbia Manufacturing CO
South Eutaw Street
Baltimore, MD
G. Sanderson
Mio
Mah Ris
Jean Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Peres
Pete
Mgm
Ciiags
U.S
Seil
Dexter
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