Alone With the People La Follette Leads Aide to Prairie Rally
A campaign tribute to Robert La Follette portrays him as a lone fighter against big business, backed by the cheering plain people. The piece frames the North Dakota primary as a referendum on his progressive stand and vows loyalty to principle over expediency.
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North Dakota
Uncle Sam
Taft
Teddy
Prairie
Free Land
Rockies
West
Robert Marion la Follette
What la Follette
Bob la Follette
la Follette
Reciprocity Debated As Canada State For Vote
Reciproc ity sits up again in Canada with 98 000 votes in a local race and 80 percent majorities indicating strong opposition. Western Canada faces wheat sales issues while Ottawa's coalition ministry experiences friction. Sir Wilfrid Laurier inspires with speeches as the United States keeps reciprocity law on the books. Possible future reciprocity with Canada remains in doubt.
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Canada
Ottawa
Wilfrid Lather
United States
Mexico and Uncle Sam in a looming Mexico danger
A cautious view argues the United States could face trouble with Mexico as foreign citizens and property from London Berlin and Paris raise stakes. The warning notes that if the Monroe doctrine stands Washington must protect aliens or lose the doctrine and risk a cross border clash.
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United States
Mexico
London
Berlin
Paris
One Reason You Favor Your Dog Over Me
A speaker chides a partner for treating their pet more generously than them. The other replies asking for reasons, prompting the claim that cooking meals excludes the dog from tasting what is made. The exchange centers on affection and fairness in domestic life.
I wish I could get my daughter interested in literature
A Houston Post quote extols literature’s value, noting a well read girl gains conversational charm and lasting appeal beyond beauty. It frames literature as a lifelong asset for attracting and pleasing others.
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Houston Post
Hardup buys wife a new machine for sewing
A short item notes Hardup purchased a sewing machine for his wife amid a busy household scene. The brief mentions Tattle-Touring and a judge, hinting at a social or domestic anecdote without detailing figures or outcomes.
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Tittle Hardup
Setting Him Right in Office Post Quip
The Office Post asks if David declared all men liars and the Office Grouch corrects with Roosevelt in a Cincinnati Enquirer style exchange. The brief exchanges reflect satirical mood between papers.
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David
Office Post
Roosevelt
Cincinnati Enquirer
Sins of omission in a father's warning to his son
A Philadelphia Record column defines the sins of omission as those we forget to commit or overlook in life. The father figure counsels his son on memory and moral action, framing neglect as a moral lapse.
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Tommy
Philadelphia Record
Government Regulation vs Corporate Power Debate
A dialogue excerpt shows Senator Borghum and a Washington Star note on regulatory questions. The senator questions government overs, while a mother and daughter banter over a candidate named Mr. Poonkley and his political ambitions. A playful exchange hints at political maneuvering and social dynamics.
Archibald Recalled By Nicknames In Silly Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue recalls a man joking about nicknames. A Buffalo Express quote mentions a wife drawing pay, and a Christian Register remark notes the boy once called Archibald Archibald as a humorous contrast to a man with little hair.
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Buffalo Express
Archie
Archibald
Christian Register
Fragmented Local Cartoon Snippet With Dialogue
A humorous fragment shows a grocer and slowpay arguing over mail delivery and a promised check. A romantic line asks for eternal devotion while a socialist interrupts to critique monopolies. The scene ends with a halfback debate and a character heading to Mullins' home.
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A. Slowpay
Grocer
Treading On Ground In Suburbs Comic Exchange
A short comic dialogue shows a man newly married and dejected asking why his wife does not resemble his ideal. The neighbor jokes about a two foot rule for the doormat, reflecting suburb humor. The snippets appear from Lampoon style and the Boston Transcript.
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W. J. Lampton
Lippincott’s
Boston Transcript
A Successful Run That Mexican Revolution
A fragmentary exchange notes a lengthy endeavor described as a success. The dialogue cites repeated running and mentions two individuals, Taking a Mean Brown and Alublss, who previously argued during a theatre outing. The passage hints at a focal discussion but provides incomplete context.
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Brown
Alublss
Night Talk from Answers fragment 2am in London
A fragmented excerpt notes a late night exchange where Brown warns someone to compare Smith to Robinson. The scene places Brown 16 miles from home at 2 a.m. in London and hints at a coercive lodging request within a tense moment.
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Brown
Smith
Robinson
Answers
London
Rinks a Very Selfish Man Sheriff Term
A Baltimore American remark quotes a judge noting Rinks as selfish, except during his term as sheriff when he showed attachment to others.
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Baltimore American
Weather: Heavy Winds Forecast Near Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes a short weather advisory, warning of strong gusts and brief squalls likely to occur over the next two minutes as a brief apparatus issue passes through the region.
We Meant Well and The Rounder in Moving Pictures
The club member appears graceful, while the Rounder impresses with a motor car. In motion pictures a farmer’s ocallus carries a sunbonnet and a milking stool, illustrating rural life with humor and charm.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Wash
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Mabel
Poonkley
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Mullins
Aa Brown
Ben Francisco Chronicle
Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
Cincinnat
Enquirer
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Owl
Lowra
Figo
Baby Foods
Mellin
Feoa
Neatie
Imperial Grenem
Doe
Bor
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Borden
Owl Price
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Eureee Ee
Erce
Damaschinaky
Ahie
Limeon
Winn
Harrison
Picide
Newbro
Mayors Walnut OU
Matt Parker
Hmatt Halsam
Vinend
Charles Piesh
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Dirsbams
Dbury
le Sie
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Third Avenue
Pike Street
Alco
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3Rd Ave
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