The Bryan Mystery and Taft Victory Commentary
A commentator argues Mr. Bryan misread the election mood and faced defeat, while Judge Taft’s win reflects his own character. The piece mocks Bryan as an evangelist reformer and questions his future reforms as well as the tariff and anti-deposit guarantees, ending with notes on Washington politics and the tariff debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Bryan
Martin Luther
John Wesley
William Lloyd Garrison
Louisville Courier-Journal
Where Bullets Flew Civil War Veteran praises Electric Bitters
David Parker of Fayette New York a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg says Electric Bitters cured his stomach trouble and have kept him strong. He spent months doctoring with little result before trying the tonic now 50 cents at Wm. Kipp's Sans drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada L. Croom
Croom Hotel
Vaughn, Miss
Dr. King
Wm. Kipp
David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
Wm. Kipp’sSans
Weekly News From This Place Promises Open Winter
Publisher requests subscribers for the weekly news from the county paper. A weather prophet predicts an open winter. Local items include J. K. Mendenhall employed as a clerk, E and G Alexander visiting Greenville, Charles Holt from Dayton Ohio visiting J N Burns, E Garrit visiting his brother in Mt Pleasant, John Mong gearing to Owen Wisconsin for a sawmill purchase, and Charles Meeds dying from a dog accident with leg broke and artery severed, burial at Brock cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Mendenhall
E. and
G. Alexander
Greenville
Charles Holt
Dayton
Ohio
J. N. Burns
E. Garrit
Mt.Pleasant
Mich
John Mong
Owen, Wis
Charles Meeds
Brock Cemetery
Castor Bears the Tin Ket Yn fa A 5 Boog
The Journal notes Cincinnati Poat sold a year for 62.50. The fragment mentions Castor and bears the tin ket in a dated ad or listing, with unclear context and a price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castor
Journal
Cincinnati
Secrets of Success in Progressive Spraying for Potatoes
An experimental potato spraying method shows higher yield and profit with 67 bushels more per acre when using a spraying regimen costing 53.06 per acre for labor and materials. Sprayed rows yielded 24 pounds per bushel against 7 bushels unsprayed, with net profit around 37.15 per acre after spraying costs. Also discusses kale as a marketable companion crop and general advice on farming intelligence and self-critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishels Ag
Fort Long
Paris
Dames and Daughters in Local Civic Appointments
Dr Mary Jehans of Cincinnati elevates Mrs Willits of New York and Mrs JM Barrie to nominations in a wave of women’s progress. A Lamune ward elects M M B Raleg as borough councilor, while several other female figures enter or win roles in local public service and postal work. The piece notes the rising presence of women in government and community duties across multiple districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Capitol
General Hancock
Missourian
Kansan
Congress
United States
Mary Jehans
Cincinnathas Deel
Plordelonce
Olio
Wreles Levie
Cotunitas
Anington Beard
Educat Lot
New Jersey
JM. Barrie
Hetypetead
Coumeltor
Lamune
Mies
M. B. Raleg
Leseritiad Wits
Italian art historian to visit Calla States
Pen, Pencil and Brush notes that Alt Wolyncki and the Husmian art odity plan a visit to Calla States to recognize work on Leo nanto da Vine Signor usilelwe Ferrero an Italian historization of The Greatest Decline of Rome. Worthington Whittrester’s eighty sixth birthday is celebrated. Jim the Nesta among American painters praised. Abbey’s appearance described with odd details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt. Wolyncki
Husmian
Oridy
Nenetary Eliiden
Milan
Jim
Neitt
Abbey
Church Ant Clergy Series Of Denominational Mission Rules
The report notes interdenominational women mission efforts in major American churches, led by the Rhode Island Woman's Baptist Missionary Society, with work in Asia and urban outreach. The oldest Sunday school in the Vaulted Kingdom is cited as fourteen years older than Robert Ratkes's volunteer effort. In Gloucester, Rev Charles Brent, episcopal bishop of the Philippines, attended as chair of a commission delegation to meet in Shivughal on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Baptist Henry Min Aionary Society of
Rhode
Ixlund
Alasia
Wesley Wrest High Wyenubes
Robert Ratkes
Gloucester
Tel
Charles 1
Brent
Philippines
Biblical Baseball Oddities From Ancient Tales
A whimsical recap riffs on biblical figures as baseball players with unlikely feats. Abraham sacrifices, Moses parts a crowd, David throws long distances, and Samson hauls Philistines in a dramatic show of skill. The piece blends scripture names with sport vernacular for a playful, fictional lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Cain
Aiel
David
Moses
Devil
Eve
Adistofie
Isaac
Retocen
Samson
New York Signs Feature Odd Shop Ads and Phrases
A New York Press item notes garbled signs along AMen street and East Fourteenth with claims like retired of burst ness and manufactured furs. A Think avenue market displays Philadelphia chickens while a basement ad teases homemaking topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fourteenth Street
Think Avenue
Philadelphia
New York Press
Imperial China Canal Length and World Waterways
The article describes major waterways including a 2100 mile Imperial Canal of China, built over 600 years, with notes on river widths and distances along the Yukon and sea approaches. It highlights long water courses and the scale of historic canal construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon
Too
China
Proverb Collection of Multilingual Sayings
A compact note compiling several proverbs from different cultures. German and Tlaliay inspired lines juxtapose shelter and concealment while French and Spanish items highlight misperceptions, deprivation, and gratitude. The mix reflects cross language wisdom and cautionary views on behavior and fortune.
Vast 1900s miscellany hints at wars and wonders
A scrambled digest of global notes from storms to science. Mentions of tides in Colombo and Malin, Norwegian annual outputs, European travel and tourism, a New York inventor’s dashboard device, a Danish colonist plan to tow ships through Magellan, Mars atmosphere vapor discovery, and drama group lobbying for abolition of censorship. Various figures, dates, and places scattered through a dense, unclear mosaic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gein Dyhwaites
Duffeult
Flan
Cereler
Windell
Geneva
New York
Ume
Joby
Lélon
Montgomery
Wheek
Neil Gully Canatl
Perugiy
Moses
Alan
York
England
Uni
Austria
Lyman Abbott
Nicholas Longth
Longworth
Magellan
Lowell Observatory
Flagstaff
Aris
Mans
Mars
J. M. Barrie Pretty
Engieod
Grithh Fame
Barrie
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Leo
Mack
Courier-Journal
G. W. Eddington
Arcanum
W. G. Ludy
Thelma
Ludy
Wm. Ludy
Leonard Barrick
Wm. Beck
Mell
Earl Luzena
Dorsey Kendall
Frank Layer
Elmer Harris
John Cox
Clarence Unger
Charles Bowers
Elman Townsend
Washington
House
Committee On Rules
Roosevelt
Cannon
Chas. E. Townsend
Michigan
Fowler
Inland Waterways Commission
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry
Agricultural Department
House of Representatives
North Star
Farmano
Enterprise Pays
Father
Colombo
Amd
Norway
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