Sudermann Recovering Lost Manuscript Wins Fame
The German writer Hermann Sudermann misplaced his manuscript after a night of celebration in Insterburg. While searching Berlin for funds to write anew, he found only a few pages. A grocer, who found the manuscript hidden in wrapping paper, returned it, preserving the work Frau Sorge which later made him famous.
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Berlin
Hermann Sudermann
Sudermann
Sudermany
Prussia
Insterburg
Berdin
Lve
Frau Sorge
Ford Refusal to Fret Cited as Healthful Remark
Chicago report notes Henry Ford, 65, described by Samuel Insull Sr as getting younger and healthier with age due to not worrying. Insull, 70, says Ford remains vigorous and largely ignorant of business details, a trait admired by his associates amid vast enterprises.
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Chicago
Henry Ford
Samuel Insull
Insull
United Press
Ford
Ford in Italy Car Order and Commissary Tales
Ford offered a honeymoon car and revealed Italy had a plant worth millions. He opened a workers’ commissary to cut costs, then briefly closed it to the public before reopening, later shutting it again. He and aides imagined the Fordson plant by the Rouge River in a swift, decisive planning style.
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Ford
England
France
Italy
Fordson
Ford Mo
Brothers, Twins, Baffle Teachers at University of Minnesota
Twins known as Nip and Tuck Teeter cause confusion on campus as students and faculty struggle to tell them apart. The article notes the brothers’ habit of using a "double" and describes teachers' and locals’ bewilderment at their identical appearances and antics.
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Minneapolis
Tuck” Tetter
University of Minnesota
Tuck
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound A Gretna La Testimonial
A Gretna Louisiana housekeeper describes severe weakness and inability to walk after childbirth. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring strength and enables continued work, also noting use of the Herb Medicine Pills and Sanative Wash.
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Gretna, la
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pink
Ham
E. F. Wickxare
Hancock Street
Gretna
Wrestling twins Nip and Tuck face Iowa match rumors
Friends say Nip and Tuck, brothers, are involved in alleged exam swaps with Nip supposedly handling chemistry for Nip and Tuck in history. Faculty suspicions rise as fans praise Nip’s wrestling performance and deny any definite student substitution.
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Iowa University
Nip
Tuck
Iowa
Car buyer abandons new auto after it balks in Portland
George W. Gates buys a motor car with a guarantee that coughs and sputters. He leaves the car on a downtown street and walks to the seller’s office. Officer Russell locates the vehicle and questions Gates who explains he bought the car with a problem.
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Portland
Orc
George W. Gates
George
Russell
Gates
City records show 62 buildings valued over six million
George recounts a feud over a failed vehicle sale and implies he exacted revenge by breaking the purchaser’s door. Separately New York City tallies 62 properties assessed at more than six million dollars.
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New York City
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