Oklahoma Constitution Sparks Taft Critique
The piece argues that President Taft mischaracterized Oklahoma as a zoological garden of cranks and defends Oklahoma's constitution as a people written code that cannot be altered by federal power. It contrasts with broader U.S. constitutional limits and notes ongoing debates over amendments and rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
United States
Oklahoma
Zoological Garden of
Cranks
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Rudolph Spreckels
Heney
Congress
Aldrich
Aldrich Congress
Tawney
Tawney and Says He Will Suggest To Tawney
Cannon
Tawney Et al
Georgetown Brewery Seeks New Start Far From Familiar Clues
A Georgetown brewery plans a fresh start away from its old premises, aiming to restart life under a new name and reduced visibility. The move follows years of local attention as patrons speculate on the brand's fate and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
In Bad Club Ties Butchers to Pawn Brokers
Read as a concise note, the passage links butchers and pawn brokers under the same informal “In Bad Club” label, signaling shared business interests or membership in a informal network. The text hints at connections rather than detailing specific actions or individuals.
Corre spondence snippets on manners and Arctic claims
Readers pose questions to True about improving surroundings and avoiding household accidents. A correspondent asks if a war will ever be abolished and another wonders about Cook and Peary claims amid Arctic controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett True
Ray
T. Dove
Mr. True
Cook
Peary
Pointed Paragraphs on Men Women and Time
A terse, satirical collection critiques men failing to grasp issues and wisdom, and notes how some men quit laughing at others when in love. It mocks pretentious plans and urges attention to worth, while observers joke about dollar boat excursions labeled as yachting parties.
Aberdeen Faces Crunch as 200000 Seek Free Dakota Land
The October 23 registration closes a frenzied week in Aberdeen where 200000 hopefuls seek 20000 farms in the government land draw. Eastern stars shelter lodgers, while many expect prosperity, others endure gloom as rail travellers move through a city renamed the anxious heart. A Texas schoolma’am Nora Brown plans to ride into the Cheyenne reservation to claim a farm, and couples reunite as a nationwide land lottery reshapes lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Eastern Star Lodge
Uncle Sam
Mobridge
Pierre
le Beau
Standing Rock
Cheyenne
Great Northwest
Rifles
Rainn
Sam
Eleanor Brown
Nora
Eleanor
Sol Braun
Inland Journey Notes From the West in 1909
A letter from Los Angeles dated October 18 1909 describes travel through the West with observations on fruit prices in dining cars Poignant contrasts include grape fruit oranges and cantaloupes while praising San Francisco recovery and a Greek theatre. The author criticizes Taft reform politics and cites Rudolph Spreckels. End with a playful street scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Dad
Fragmented Parade of Quips and Quirks From Urban Gossip
A mosaic of clipped quips from late 19th or early 20th century sources features mock conversations about seances, politics, literature, life insurance, and public events. Snippets reference a Chicago poet, a Minnesota bank robbery with no alarms, royal intrigue, and a Swedish educator linked to bomb threats, all in brisk, satirical tones.
Quote on women and reasoning from New York Press
A satirical note argues that women guess better than men reason and that a girl’s desire to be kissed against her will is misplaced. It mocks self-assured brilliance in daily choices including fashion and tailoring, reflecting era attitudes and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
New York Press
Garvin’s Corner Witnesses City Life During Baseball and Convention
The Rev Joseph L Garvin notes Pittsburgh during a world series and a 66400 delegate Disciples convention. He describes Forbes Field crowds, a dramatic home run near the barrier, and a late Communion service drawing 26000 worshippers. He praises city hospitality and the planning for future growth in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittenouerg
Smoky Crry
Disciples of “Hhat
America
Carnegie Institute
Detriot
Forbes Field
One Price Piano Dealers Warn Against Price Juggling
A newspaper advertorial denounces dishonest pricing schemes in piano sales. It warns buyers to beware $50, $75, or $100 reductions and emphasizes that true value comes from consistent, honest pricing. The piece promotes a strict one price policy and urges customers to choose honest dealers over gimmicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. Barnum
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seattle
Waeh
Constitution
MR. Taft
Dr. Cook
Barrill
Mr. Jeffries
Alfonso the Thirteenth
True
Paul Peeve
Mr. E. True
Chauncey K
J. A.D
Dakota
J. H. McKeever
Nora Brown
Matin St
Dakota National Bank
Masonic Contemporary
Airin
Esther Babcock
Maude Boeler
Bess Richmond
Cedar Rapids
Miss Habcock
Baten
Geo. R. Graham
Cleveland
Elizabeth Wilson
Detroit
W. P. Axter
Cedar Rapids, Jr
Henry Axter
Lincoln, Neb
McFee
S. P. Railroad
Washington, D. C
Ss. P
Huntley
Mont
Billings
San Francisco
Paris
Berkeley
Greek Theatre
WM. Randolph Hearst
Athens
Pacific Coast
University of California
Hearst
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animalia
P. Calhoun
Bert
Chicago News
Courier-Journal
Minnesota
Libert
Spaniah
Mt. McKinney
Puck
Emerson
Greece
Seema
Europe
France
H Ao
Brooke
Mne
London
Spain
Kreatnes
Diana
Sera
Galde
Jersey
Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc
Second Ave
Union St
Victor Talking Machines
Second Avenue
Union Street
Steinway
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