Thus Sayeth Judge Burke on Republican Loyalty
The speaker extols “greatest” truths of stalwart republicanism before an audience of voters. He praises industry leaders and condemns rival Wilson as unreliable while endorsing Jim Hill and Burke’s conservative line. He urges unity and recalls Civil War era symbols, closing with thanks to attendees.
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Wilson
Seattle
Washington
Poindexter
Aldrich
Cannon
Sherman
Gettan Loke
Grim Reality on the Rial to Soubrette
Soubrette No 1 celebrates a two months vacation while Soubrette No 2 laments missing a vacation for a roof garden engagement. The exchange captures theater life and touring timing.
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RIAL
Does Everybody Wear an Auto Veil Own an Auto? No
Marion Lowe argues many women imitate auto fashion without owning cars. She notes half price auto veils sell slowly, says big veils protect hats from street dust, and that women enjoy auto attire as a style and pretend mobility regardless of car ownership.
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Port
Love and Deception Across a Street Corner
A blunt exchange unfolds between a shabby mystic and a severe woman as they debate trust and marriage. The mystic proclaims love’s blindness while the woman questions his claims and fidelity. The tense street encounter reveals social tension and suspicion.
How to Travel Manuscript and Sequel Title Exchange
A dialogue shows Scribbies finishing a manuscript titled How to Travel. Dribbice suggests a sequel titled Get the Money to Travel, framing the next step as funding travel.
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Dribbice
Moving crowds and a baby carriage seen on Lenox Avenue roofs
In New York readers glimpse a Harlem move where families shift across roof tops to new flats. A prankish baby carriage with two small lights draws laughter as bystanders watch the unusual transport. The piece closes with a New Jersey washtub contest in Cross Keys where Stella Hurff wins after washing 135 pieces in 1 hour 15 minutes against Nellie Harps 115.
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New York
Harlem
Lenox Av
Cross Keys
New Jersey
Stella Hurff
Nellie Harps
Missa Hurff
Mies Harper
Bee that man on the pastake car stirs at sight of woman
A conductor teases a strollers car passenger about men slouching until a woman sits beside him. The man sits straight, then the conductor predicts more such reactions as a young woman takes the seat.
Then It Happened
A quirky fragment shows J Horatio Hand Dozing on a carpet as a stout lady storms forward with a club in hand amid a tense domestic scene. The scene hints at a layered, humorous household moment embedded in a longer narrative.
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J. Horatio
Mrs. Lady
Ace
Champion Shaver Sets Quick Cut Record In 30 Minutes
Vastly reassured shaved 55 men in half an hour becoming champion shaver. The old record stood at 71 in an hour. A jumble of quotes and trivia follows including lines on death, a new printing building cost, and odd remarks about marriage and gender.
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Washington
Fragmented Dialogue and Odd Anecdotes From a 19th Century Page
A mosaic of quoted phrases and odd facts including defiant remarks about harm, a tale of Deacon Kintehpenny and a Bam Smith family, a spider’s measured web, a barber in Australia predicting queues, and census numbers for Cincinnati.
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Kintehpenny
Bam Smith
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Little Old New York
Norman
Pacific Ocean
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Gack
Firat Ave
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A. Bridge & Co.—Largest Clothiers
A. Bridge
A. Bridge & CO
Yester
Yesiler
Kohlerv Chase
Our Daily
Roumania
Hubby
M. J. Barry
Anna Shaw
Horatio
Josh Wise
Ted Grimes
Australia
Witey
United States
Cincinnati
Percival
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