New Year's Call Turns Out Lovely for Belle Farnsworth
Belle Farnsworth, a King's Daughter, contemplates a hollow New Year ritual in Hanover Square while hiding a broken romance with Allan. A serendipitous encounter with a lonely invalid girl rekindles hope, and a later note from Allan promises reconciliation. Belle discovers she is alive in love as doors reopen and she resolves not to mimic hypocrisy.
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Belle Farnsworth
Hanover Square
Miss Farnsworth
Roxy
Isabelle Farnsworth
Al‘Van Dryer
Cliff Point
North Adams
Belle
Allan
Farnsworth
Cupid
Southern press weighs Roosevelt’s southern policy and hopes for a square deal
A survey of Southern newspapers reacts to Roosevelt’s stance on race and the South. Editors in New Orleans Nashville and Richmond forecast a possible visit and urge a cordial policy. Southern papers seek a genuine square deal and national unity without bitterness.
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South
Indianapolis News
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Sackelgth
Tuskegee
Nashville American
Charleston News and Courier
Crum
The Wisdom of Johnny
Johnny vows to stop fighting Tommy Jones after repeated defeats. Father probes the resolve and learns the boy always gets licked, prompting a humorous New Year’s resolution in Cincinnati Enquirer style.
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Johnny
Tommy Jones
Cincinnati Enquirer
Political Press Pointers and Public Figures
A compilation of editorials and remarks from various papers noting Democratic rejuvenation comments by Mr Taggart, trade views in Massachusetts, debates on direct senator elections, and mentions of Parker Roosevelt Bryan and national sentiment. The set reflects editorial tone and political milieu of the era.
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Taggart
Phoenix
Indianapolis News
Ind
Massachusetts
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Bryan
United States
Nebraska
Chicago Tribune
Parker
Court of Appeals
Chicago Post
St. Louis
New York
Hartford Times
Dem
Roosevelt
Chicago Daily News
Theodore Roosevelt
The Work of Protection and U S Prosperity View
Sir Alfred Mosely argues in a newly issued pamphlet that protective tariffs spurred American industrial growth and wealth, while free trade brought panic and distress. He claims the United States will progress rapidly under protection and predicts Britain could gain leverage only with tariffs.
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United States
Sir Alfred Mosely
England
New York
Alfred
Great Britain
United Kingdom
No Extra Session Called as Tariff Debate Settles
The president will not call an extra session next spring to revise tariffs, aligning with steady business sentiment. The Chicago Inter Ocean argues cautious deliberation over Dingley and Wilson eras protects confidence and avoids unsettled markets.
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Congress
Chicago Inter Ocean
Attention Farmers Seek Year Round Work at Booth
A fragmented notice urges farmers to relocate to Booth for year round outdoor work, promising employment every month and avoiding six months of seasonal inactivity. The message stresses pushing hard and staying ahead in labor demands.
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North
Booth
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Corregan
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East ‘St Bound
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D.D
Mtashington
Forestville
Mt. Carmel
Hamersville
Bawrens
Georgetown
Nesses
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Iman Huliveton
Brasier Highland Park
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T. Washin
California J
Sycamore Garbrol H. Park
Batavia
MH. Park
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Paat
Hamlet
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Geotown
Rip
Ripley & G’town
Norg
Unday
G. & P. Express
Stephen
R. Topp
AW. Comstock
R. E. Field
H E. Sawyer
Ohio River & Columbus Railroad
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Sycamore St
Carrelats
McClure
McClure’s
McClure Company
Lexington EL Pa
New York, N. Y
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Address Weekly Gazette
Ohio
Alabama
Florida
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Gen
Loulaville & Nasville R. Br, Co
Loulaville, Ky
Clermont County Board of School Examiners
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Provident
B. T, Davis
Clerk
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