Lincoln Journal Promotes Direct Primary Civic Duty
The article urges readers to pay attention to state affairs and participate in direct primary elections. It stresses citizen responsibility for government, highlights state services like universities and hospitals, and promotes informed reading from The Lincoln Journal. It notes telephones for farmers and advertises a local service line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deena
Lincoln
State University
Agricultural‘school
Lincoln Journal
Nuts for the Health and Purity of Shell Foods
The piece extols nuts for health and freedom from adulteration. It notes shells protect against tampering and highlights the beauty of trees bearing nuts under sunlit branches.
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London
Great Mexican Tree at Tule Courtyard Described
The Mexican Herald notes a 14 foot tall sacred tree near Santa Maria courtyard at Tule, remarking it stands centuries old since Humboldt’s era. The piece also quotes a Victorian tale from London Wide World Magazine about male lovers and female modesty.
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Tule
Ruse That Didn't Work Revealed by Milwaukee Tramp Exchange
A brief, comic item notes a tramp seeking charity from a skeptical passerby. The stranger tries flattery while a local observer counters with a sharp retort, illustrating a small encounter in Milwaukee.
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Ind
Milwaukee News
Yucatan Sponges A Supposed Surge In Supply
A fragmented note notes a potential future influx of Yucatan sponges after a recent large growth of fine sponges. It mentions sponges are typically gathered from depths greater than 15 feet and hints that better quality sponges are now being offered.
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Yucatan
Formation of Character in Human Experience
The text asserts that man Sima has always been shaped by his environment and the surrounding circumstances. It argues these conditions determine whether a person becomes ignorant or intelligent, vicious or virtuous, and wretched or happy.
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Alt
United States
Sims
U. S
Mr. Sims
Fragmentary Remark on Domains and Preference Tone
A brief, unclear observation contrasts three domains with varying appeal. It suggests only the third domain holds steady value for them, while the others risk monotony or lack of variation.
A Clever Fellow
A Washington Herald quip notes a friend at the literary club who pronounced Les Miserables in a new way and called it Victor Herbert's masterpiece. The remark highlights playful misattribution and witty wordplay.
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Victor Herbert
Washington Herald
Alpine Perils: Rockefeller and Westminster Face Daily Begging
John D. Rockefeller and the Duke of Westminster each receive over 260 begging letters daily, highlighting the strain on prominent figures as crowds seek aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
the Duke of Westminster
How It Happened in Wisconsin Spring Football
Fragmented OCR text mentions Spylow and a bem eye-football with a sprain last year during spring at Wisconsin. The readable parts suggest a sports note about an injury and a game or practice incident.
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Jack
Spylow
Jake
Tir
Mer
Wisconsin
Memory of Gratitude to the Late
A brief remembrance note from Sydney records gratitude for the memory of a departed individual, noting deep appreciation and honoring their enduring legacy. The message reflects a somber tone and personal tribute.
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Sydney
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Aaron Areort
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Winser
Siemens Setatus
Sima
Rossi
Wuly
Tribuné
United District
Baie Ee Sac
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