The Honorable Jos. Choate In Public Service Debates
A critical look at Jos. Choate after his London ambassadorship. The piece argues his support of corporate and whiskey interests against public welfare and questions whether the title Honorable should continue to apply. It cites his roles in gas conflicts, Hughes public utilities bill, eight hour labor law, and pure food labeling cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Choate
United States
Great Britain
Choate
Women of
New York
Oregon
Poor Old Turtle And Minstrel Man In New York Tales
A quirky older column recalls a sea turtle trailing the steamship Lawhill to New York where it is finally caught near the East River. The tale ends with a long swim and a humorous exchange about a “good liver” and “bad liver” as minstrel George Evans pesters manager Sam Harris with a pun filled quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawhill
New York
Delaware
East River
George Evans
Sam Harris
New York Theatre
Mr. Harris
George
Mr. Evans
Mingirel
Sam
Harris
Evans
Protect the Girls by Florence Crittenden Leader
An advocate praises Mrs Zukerman and Florence Crittenden workers for guarding 66 girls aged 16 to 22 during an all night trip. The piece commends chaperones, condemns reckless behavior, and urges mothers to supervise their daughters while noting the risk and heroism of guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.P
Zokerman
Florence Crittenden Society
Wiria
Geman
Alec
Geornme Ie
Kerman
Bat
Ree
Tor
Zukerman
McKenzie
Palestine
Tedross Society
American fashion edicts for fall menswear
The fashion editor outlines fall suit trends with plaid gray fabrics, wide yet tapered shoulders, long coats, 30 inch coats, 21 inch knee measurement, four inch collar-to-apex balance, jacket cuffs without curls, slim pocket details, and new diagonal striped neckties. It contrasts American tailors with English styles and cites King Edward as inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoe
Haberdashers
Fregland
Edward
Brelieh
Jim Jeffries
America
Miss Dillpickies Joins Bloomer Girls in a Wild Season
From Diana's Diary the Bloomer Girls face hunger and mutiny at Sugar Beet Siding during a double header attempt managed by Mr. Splash. Virginia Montressor and Valencia rally the team as they seek back pay, food, and relief before a benefit game at Chowder 2 lets them return home.
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Lish Sox
Splash
Valencia
Mr. Splash
Virgie Montressor
Sorghum Corners
Fragmented excerpt hints at late 19th century dialogue
Irregular OCR text shows scattered phrases about physics terms, police force, pleasures earned, and a nervous lady. Mentions Chicago Tribune and Pearson's Weekly with garbled dialogue and odd descriptions of vegetables, indicating a damaged newspaper fragment from an old periodical.
Fragmented OCR Note Sparks Mystery Message
A garbled OCR snippet mentions "oat al ram a tha" and "canine" with questions about goss value and a test. The legible parts hint at a fragmented note or cryptic message rather than a complete news item.
Unsure Fragments Question Gender Roles
Fragmentary text questions whether men are rovers like women and mentions holiday men and vague names Hant and Kane. The readable content is unclear and lacks concrete events or facts to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rover Thas
Rome
Kane
Odd Sayings About Crime and Society Appear in Poetic Fragments
A set of pointed paragraphs mocks burglars women and workers with wry phrases. It notes a self possessed burglar taking items quietly and comments on fovere dangers and lazy men, while joking about ring engagements and handy men keeping their hand in as a social quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
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Dr. Cooper
Mare
Fast Africa
Mr. Pinchot
Taft
Little Old New York
Norman
Joseph L. Garvin
First Christian Church
England
London
Thor Westead
Toungh Mitomot i
Diana
Miss Dillpickies
Fredd Schaefer
Bern
Onge. Jones
Hhe
Serapa
Chicago
Pepes
Pearson
Haltimore Sun
Eastern Outfitting Co
Sinc
Second Avenue Union Stree
Seattle
ST. Louis
ST. Paul
OMAHA
Kansas
Columbia
Alanis Seattle Lighting CO
Henry Bidg
Union
Watch the Star
King Coal
King Coal Mining Company
King
King Coal Mining Co
Maia
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