Grand American Handicap Trapshooting Honors Win Numbers
The article notes Winchester shells aiding champions in the Grand American Handicap, with J. F. Wolt of Milwall and F. A. Track of Washington as top contenders. It highlights the Women's National Championship won by Mrs. J. D. Dilton of Warsaw Indiana and the Dunsgph Trophy won by Phil R. Miller.
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Haseball
Che Chi- Max
J. F. Wolt
Milwall
Hayard Ork
F. AL Track
State of Washington
Warsaw
Indiana
Winchester
Phil R. Miller
Edw
Lj Barttet
Baltimore
By Way of Solace Exchange
A fragment from a dialog shows an old friend stating money does not bring happiness. Mr. Dusrin Six responds with a cautious remark about bargaining and riding the other man from his losses, suggesting tension over wealth and consequence in a terse exchange.
Technical Wife Linguistic Note
A fragmentary note discusses highly technical language used by a wife named Hemsunhuree-Wellung. It mentions about half the words being technical and rarely used and references a language style described as aradi Sk.
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Hemsunhuree
Wellung
Aradi
The Way To Money Text Fragment
A fragmentary excerpt discusses making money and reducing living costs. It mentions a desire to avoid burden from costs and references a “Way To Money” as a guide. The text is concise and lacks clear attribution or full context.
The Long Stretch: Duane and the Bradford Hold Up
In a Western town, Duane uses wit to slip into Fletcher’s inner circle after a rail robbery. He maneuvers to secure a share of the loot while plotting to outmaneuver the gang boss as a tense pursuit tightens around Ord and Bradford.
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Miss Longstreth
Sanderson
Bradforn
Poe
Bradford
No. 6
Mall
Jéxpresa Tain
Leanne
Deane
Braford
Ord
Qoumgain
Saewen
Dodge
Pletcher
Minhi Hugpen
Bill
Thas
Duane
Buliet
Fletcher
Abe
Lander
Guthrie
Greases
Jeader
Bridie
Jim
Fietcher
Galerie
Peggy
Osborne Plan for Prison Reform Considered
The article outlines Osborne’s three grade prison idea at Sing SingFarm colony style reform. Grade one cottages, grade two dormitories, grade three confinement cells. Inmates rise by conduct with second supervising third. Osborne backs inmate wages, library, YMCA, and social facilities to aid reform.
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Osborne
Frank M- White
Atlantic
Sing Sing
Orai
New York
Durance
Young Men's Christian Association
General Brusstoff and the Solar Myth in Atlantic Musings
A fragmentary Atlantic essay compares Charlee Johnston’s framing of General Brusstoff to a dawn in darkness and traces a pattern of legendary soldiers becoming myths. It ponders time, memory, and fame as it names historic figures and war narratives in a speculative panorama.
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Brusstoff
Charlee Johnston
Atlantic
Brusitoff
Thussian Feneral
Alexander
Carsar
Mapalean
Hector Macdom
Gundurman
Vanemar
Armelracu- Tern
Gautama
Zeroascer
Friedrich Mararea
Anlees
Kytfaauser
Shivast
Fragmented excerpt hints at literary life and rejection humor
Incoherent text shows a couple discussing manuscript rejection and wealth while referencing literary figures and places. The garbled lines mention Washington and Florida and hint at a satirical view of writers facing obscurity and material yearning.
Labor power and the threat of strikes in American politics
A historical critique of labor influence surpassing railroads, arguing politicians fear the labor vote more than money or passes. The piece cites arbitration as weakened by presidential actions, notes rail strike threats, and accuses government leaders of favoring labor leaders during wage disputes. It highlights arbitration as the remaining path to settle major labor conflicts.
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Paris
Gare de Vest
Widett
Ireiph
Mourgzine
Labor
Poli
Dodana
Congress
Aml
Conceptions of the State English and German Views
The English conception sees the state as a means for the common good serving individuals whose lives measure state action. The German view treats the state as a person with its own destiny, requiring individuals to subordinate personal interests to state purposes, shaping ideas like Manchester liberalism and wartime nationalism.
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A.D. Lindsay
Atlantic
Riual
Eloe
Commonwealth
A. D. Lindsay
The
Why does a fan heat a room and woolen shirts on hot days
An article explains fan motion can raise room temperature by driving warm air toward cooler walls while cooling the body by accelerating evaporation. It adds woolen shirts on hot days retain sweat to prevent rapid chilling, and light clothing with open weave best suits clerical work in heat.
Proprietary Baby Foods and German American Views
A discussion assaults proprietary infant foods noting ads use photos of healthy babies and that some formulas lack fats while breast milk remains best. It covers feeding practices with milk substitutes and juices and includes a critique of Wilson's wartime policy and German American sentiment in Congress races.
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Kerley
University of Winerg
Kindness Across Reserved Faces in a Modern World
Essay contrasts the compassionate penitent man who seeks to comfort others with those shut behind a wall of reserve. It praises warmth, empathy, and openness as essential to social esteem and personal growth.
Strong Commission Chosen by Wilson for Mexico Talks
The World reports President Wilson named a capable, diverse joint commission to pursue a friendly solution with Mexico. Lane, Gray, Mott bring deep democracy faith, foreign policy experience, and practical insight to broker an accord without aiding tyranny. A stronger backing from the president underscores the American people’s ideal of government by and for the people.
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New York
Wilson
Mexico
Lane
Jude
George Gray
Paris
Weir
Mott
Wan
Siangires
Vlaimanta
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