Brandeis Seen as New England Cabinet Pick in 1913
The article discusses Brandeis as a leading candidate for Attorney General under President Wilson, with other names like Senator O Gorman and Judge Wentworth in New Jersey mentioned. It highlights Brandeis’s career from Kentucky birth to Harvard Law graduate, his public service, settlement work, and the People’s Lawyer image. It also notes his financial sacrifices for public causes and his stance on cheaper, higher quality goods in Boston.
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O'Gorman
Senate
Wilson
Wescott
New Jersey
Louis D. Brandeis
Dy Benton
Ako
Brandeis
bin Law Partners
Wey Ae
Way to Have Good Pastry From Cold Ingre Ingredients
Practical guide to making pastry with cold ingredients and chilled tools. Advises chilling water and fats, using butter for puff pastry, and adding baking powder to reduce fat for tender, economical crusts. Recommends chilling dough overnight, cooling board and rolling pin, and baking when ready for best texture.
Mt Vernon Area Christmas Visits Reported
A long list of Christmas visits and social calls fills Mt Vernon town life with references to residents and kin visiting relatives across Akron Canton Columbus Newark Mansfield and Hartford City Indiana. Numerous names including Sapp Taylor Lytle Jackson Ferguson Panamore Casall Christopher Christopher Leach Walters and McIntosh appear alongside holiday travel and local gatherings at homes churches and clubs. The item serves as a community round up of seasonal visits and social notes.
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B. B. Sapp
Akron
Charles Taylor
Danville
M. B. Lytle
Howard Thureday
Mixe
Charlotte Jackson
Robert Stireman
Mannfield
John McIntowh
Minn Jean McIntoah
Newark
Joseph Ferguson
Hartford City
Indiana
William Panamore
Canterbury
Vernon
John A. Casall
Thin City
Howard
Lawrence Really
Cle
Lover
Edward D'Arcy
Cleveland
Ellen Lee
Mise Mary
Mise Nellie
Toledo
James F. Lee
North Maintreet
Kenneth
Misa
Ollie Haneger
Michael McDogough
Bouth McKenzie Street
Edward Ransom
Canton
Ransom
Mrs. C. Ransom
Ithinelty
Pearl and
Tailu Johnson
Smith Morey
Weir Cochren Family Spend Christmas in Mansfield Area
Mr and Mr Orville Weir of Mansfield and Mr and Mrs P B Cochren and children of Orrville spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs C B Cochran of Milstein at rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Weir
Mansfield
P. B. Cochren
Orrville
Christman
C. B. Cochran
Milsabeth
Centenary Building and Loan Association 6 Percent Deposits
For 17 years the association has paid 6 percent interest on time deposits. Comparative assets show year by year totals from 1896 to 1909 with rising figures, indicating steady growth. The centerbury Building and Loan Association advertises dividend stability and mail deposit acceptance.
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Centerbury Building and Loan Ansociaation Company
Local Christmas Visits Reported Across Defiance Area
Mr George McKee visits friends in Defiance Ohio while Mr and Mrs Wash Rodgers stay with Mr and Mrs Vince Ralston in Mt Vernon. Several locals, including Mikael Blanch Carpenter and Frances Smith, visit relatives near Exto Burl Carpenter and Min Noah McKee, with others from Buckeye City Newark Gambler and Howard sharing holiday time.
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Orrin Seward
Newark
F. J. Jones
North Mulberry Street
Paul ©. Mooney
Cornell Mitta
Iowa
Mt. Vernon
Dee Amen
Masters John
Kirk Ames
Columbus
Triangular Club
Princeton
Howard Thompson
Maxon Town
Be Cochran
Thin Ely
Mra
George FP. Qwens
F. A
Place of Mark
George McKee
Defiance
Ohio
Wash Rodgers
Vince Ralston
Mikael Blanch Carpenter
Frances Smith
and Myre
Burl Carpenter
Near Exto
Ben, Farmer
New
Cnn
Noah McKee
R. W. Beal Haw
Pittsburg
Mins
Daisy Nethershaa
Alexandria
R. J. Blege
Buckeye City
Harry Gibson
Howard Purdy
Gambler
Hendricky McKee
Robt. Lepley
Howard
George Lepley
Vernon
Buameda
W. C. Pryapent
W. H. Fry
Map of Parcel Post Rates After January First
A detailed description explains how parcel post rates will be set after Jan. 1 using a zoned system. The plan divides the nation into 3 500 units with concentric circles radiating 50 180 200 600 1 000 1 400 and 800 miles from post office centers. Rates start at 5 cents for the first pound and 3 cents for each additional pound in zone one, rising to 12 cents for the first pound in the farthest zone with 10 cents for each extra pound.
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Chicago
Cireie
Philippines
Island
Picturesque Havana A Foreign City In Its Own Right
A travel sketch contrasts Havana as a foreign town with its own charm and traditions. The piece recalls the city’s Spanish legacy, vibrant Cuban twentieth century life, and its allure for American tourists, writers, and readers of Kipling era travel writing.
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Bence
Americas
Havann
O. Henry
Richard Harding Davia
America
la Alwaya
Havana
Cuba
Harriain Rhoder
Fragmented quote finds value in hidden pockets
A garbled set of newspaper phrases hints at a theme of buried value and time. The text references shadows, doors, and bags waiting to fill, with noisy interjections from Cincinnati Enquirer and Birmingham Age-Herald and mentions of Buffalo News and Houston Post in a jumbled mosaic of headlines and phrases.
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Bateman
Birmingham Age-Herald
Charles W. Miller Government Prosecutor in Dynamite Conspiracy
Charles W. Miller serves as government prosecutor in a dynamite conspiracy case. Court records indicate charges tied to explosive materials, with Miller urging strong enforcement. Details on defendants and trial timetable not provided in readable text.
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Ceaen
Forty Union Labor Officials to Face Jury in McNamara Plot Case
Indianapolis is. Dec 28 The cases of 40 Isher union officials accused of promoting the McNamara dynamiting plots during the tram workers strike against nonunion employers will go to the jury within 24 hours. After final arguments tonight or Friday morning Federal Judge Albert J. Anderson will instruct the jury. The court’s outline of testimony to be admitted for certain defendants is expected to take about an hour.
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Boon
Indianapolis
Ind
Albert J. Anderson
Underwood 70 See President Elect
Washington December 7 President elect Wilson will meet Princeton January 4 to settle the date for the extra session of Congress. Chairman Underwood of the Ways and Means Committee will discuss tariff legislation and aim to limit the early program. The conference may shape the timing and scope of congressional action.
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Washington
Dec
Underwood
Congress
Princeton
Wilson
Ways and Means
House
House Leaders Agree to Follow President Wilson's Lead
Representative Underwood said house leaders would implicitly follow whatever course President Wilson recommends, signaling a unified approach on the legislative path and adjourning plans as the administration drives policy direction.
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Underwood
House
Wilson
Live STOCK AND GRAIN CATTLE AND HOG PRICES REPORT
In Chicago Toledo Cincinnati and other markets cattle prices mixed with hogs milking cows calves and sheep listed with bids and figures across multiple dealers. Notable entries include cattle ships and exports at varied dollar ranges and regional price shifts for dairy stock.
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Cincinnati
Dro
Shaun
Utah
Yorbors
Fashion Frill and Hats in Old Notes
A garbled collage of era fashion phrases and stray lines references to hats, skirts, and women’s attire. The text blends fragments from Charleston News and Courier Harvard Independent and York Women notes with stray names and odd spellings, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
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Charleston News and Courier
Harvard Independent
York
Choosing a Hobby That Eases Business Tension
Arnold Bennett argues in the Metropolitan that a busy man should pick a hobby aligned with his needs, either lively and demanding or soothing and merry, to balance intellect and health. He warns against assuming hobbies must purely improve body or mind and cites self improvement as broader than mere activity.
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Arnoll Bennett
A Peculiar Pair in Davy Life and a Lamp Moment
The excerpt describes Sir Humphry Davy and his wife, noting his haste and habit of piling shirts, while his wife keeps him company despite discord at home. It mentions a mistaken title for the novel The Light That Failed and ends with a lamp study moment where a character exclaims the title.
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Mir Humphry Davy
Sir Humphry Davy
Tumou
Wax
Kipnog
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Harold Woolson
Akron Via Hed Over Christmas With His Parente, Mr. and Mra. W. A. Woolson
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Rodney Morivon
Arndt
Fred Dixon
Cheirtman
J. M. Blocher
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Rewark
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James Crowley
Minn Mary Leman
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Milwaukee
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Curtis Stevens
Jamen Cooper
Woolson's Department
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Frederick Cooper
John Headington
Karl Rockwell
Red Oak
Milton Rockwell
Frank van Voorhs
Gunton
Elroy Reece
Lawrence Cowdery
Oberlin
Sarah Taylor
East Sugar Street
Charles Blair
Lexington
Charles Miller
James Mitchell
Wilbur
Marlon
Legrand Britton
Harry Lafever
Heatrice
Lancaster
Sperry Bogardus
Tie Parente
W. P. Hogardus
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Clell Hreotlager
George A. Harter
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Patrick H. Feeney
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J. A. Stream
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Texas Storm
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