The Railway Assocation Threats and Industrial Mood
Frank T. Pearce discusses a circular from a Chicago based Railway Association warning of factory shutdowns if investigations into rail and industrial policy proceed. He links the threat to a broader campaign of artificial low mood that followed mass layoffs at United States Steel and railroads, urging public understanding before elections.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Railway Association
Chicago
United States
Independent Petroleum Producers’ Association
Standard Oil Company
United States Steel Corporation
Oklahoma State Facts and Figures From Early History
The article lists Oklahoma as the forty sixth state with a population around 1 500 000 and 70 430 square miles. It notes five congressmen two parties and details about governance including C N Haskell as first governor. Oklahoma City is the largest town with 45 000 population. The state claims a long constitution and rapid development including railroads and agricultural yields.
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Oklahoma
Union
New England
Washington
Senate
C.N. Haskell
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Star
Swollen Fortunes and Plunder in American Society
The speaker argues a social crisis in the United States as swollen fortunes reflect systemic injustice. He calls for legal correction to eradicate inequality and destroy the forces that allow vast wealth to rest on oppression, urging decisive action to protect the vulnerable.
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United States OF America
Harriman
Rocke
Banks Should Limit Payouts to Preserve Stability
An editorial argues banks should curb cash withdrawals and use currency digitally where possible to avoid disruption. It credits Western banks for public kindness and urges continued cooperation between banks and depositors to maintain financial stability and prevent excessive demands.
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Eis
Mike Ts
French Notices and Innovations Stir Morning
Fact fragments from France note a Paris Buddhist temple with 300 members and glovemakers earning up to 100 dollars weekly. South of France wine is sold by the half hour and a two cent wine cellar stay is described. French doctors urge baths with cartotic tablets. Submarine jets ordered by the government will deploy at Calais Boulogne and Le Havre ends of piers, with a signal buoy off Havre for trials.
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Paris
France
Staal
Calais
Boulogne
Wavre
Havre
Model of the Moment in Winter Fashions
The Brooklyn Eagle notes circular peplums on short fur coats suit slim figures and that fur broadcloth and velvet will dominate. Negligee and dinner gown styles blur, fur brimmed hats return after years. Silk shirt waist suits gain high style in midwinter with minimal trimming.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Domestic Bliss Mirth From Curbed Domestic Dialog
Nagger boasts he has helped a peer fellow to stand while Mrs. Nagger retorts about wasting money on a new husband. The exchange ends with a jab about life insurance and a cheeky London Answers tone.
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Nagger
Mrs. Nagger
Maian
London
Quinsy Sore Throat Home Remedy Advised by New York World
An 19th century note prescribes a mixture for quinsy sore throat using chloride of potash tincture chloride of iron glycerin and distilled water to four ounces. A teaspoonful hourly is suggested and a saline laxative is advised to counter iron’s constipating effect.
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New York World
Quotation About Parrot Metaphor Cited by Statesmen
A Pittsburg Press line quotes two statesmen discussing a public figure likened to a parrot at home. One says the person says things that are wonderfully apt, while the other notes the repetition of remarks until circumstances render them striking.
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Pittsburg Press
Classical idea of a classical piece humor
A Washington Star snippet parodies how a "classical piece" is defined as something hard to play and written by a name difficult to pronounce. The exchange centers on Mr Comrox offering a tongue in cheek definition.
More Than One
Emma quips about multiplication and kiss asking Edgar what is better than a kiss in a playful Pick-Me-Up moment.
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Edgar
Emma
Probate Notice for Fred A Miller Estate Hearing
In Nebraska Jefferson County the petition of Anna C. Diller seeks administration of the estate of Fred A Miller deceased. The court sets December 9, 1907 at 1 PM for hearing in the county court room Fairbury to decide if Diller may be administratrix and directs publication of this notice in the Diller Record weekly for three consecutive weeks.
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Nebraska
Jefferson County
Fred A Miller
Anna C. Diller
Fairbury
Diller
C.¢. Baxter
Final settlement in estate of Frank E. Lethke
In Jefferson county Nebraska the petition of Christina Redden executrix for final settlement and discharge is set for hearing on December 8 1907 at 1 PM in Fairbury. The order directs notice by publication in the Diller Recorxo for three successive weeks. County Judge Boris issues the order.
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State of
Nebraska
Jefferson County
Said County
Fairbury
Frank E. Lethke
Christina Redden
Diller Recoxo
C. C. Boris
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Diller Record
Frank T. Pearce
Nebr
FE. L. Loock
U. S
Washington Gladden
Congregationalist of
Columbus
Swell Nyvesser
Hart, Schaffner
Marx
Square Dealing Clothiers
the Home Paper
J.G. Neely
Neely
J. Monroe Davis
First National
Neb
Dilleh
the Recorp
Diller Brothers
Earl Pearce
New York
Boston
Homeseekers
Kansas
Galfooantry
Colorado
Utah
Wysoming
Big Horn Besin
Montana
Northwest
Big Horn Basin
Billi Distret
Yellowstone Valley
Ballantine
D. Clem
Deaver
Turlington Landseekers Bureau
Omaha
A. T. Watson
L. W. Waxley
Omaha, Nebr
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