President Wilson faces pressure over anti trust and water power
The piece discusses Democratic aims to exempt labor unions and farmers from Sherman antitrust prosecutions and debated water power policies. It notes Wilson's influence to curb or support exemptions, the Sundry Civil Bill, Taft vetoes, and conservation debates led by Pinchot with federal versus state control tensions.
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Congress
Democrata
United States
bin Tallowe
Democrate
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Taft
McReynolds
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Aamen Ee Am Em
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Uncle Sam
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Michigan
Utah
Washington
Pinchot
Ballinger
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Comatese
Democraus
Maintaining Modern Hotel Amid Massive Daily Footfall
The article estimates about 21 000 people visit a large New York hotel daily. It cites an actual count from three years prior showing 19 000 entering during peak hours and 1 608 staff at regular times. It notes 3000 passengers dine and 5000 dine daily, asserting military precision in all departments.
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New York
Ordnary
Wrowning the Nolen Caller
A terse exchange describes a new maid named Mestem and asks who is singing, indicating a domestic scene involving the household staff and a vocal moment.
Fetter Addresses Youth With Moral Warning
A brief quoted exchange appears, noting a line about aging and responsibility. The report centers on Fetter’s remarks and the cultural framing of maturity in public discourse.
Untitled fragment from 1930s report on Fram Moustein
Fragmentary OCR notes a person named Fram Moustein or similar and a Ge Inder reference dated around 8 cheer day with touring or visiting activity. Feels like a local column snip with uncertain details.
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Ge Inder
Edgehill Virginia Home of Martha Randolph Looms in History
Alma Turner Phelps chronicles Edgehill once home to Martha Jefferson Randolph and Governor Thomas Mann Randolph. The tract, granted in 1700 by William Randolph, sits above the Piedmont with views toward Carter's Mountain. Edgehill served as a social hub and family seat tied to Jeffersonian history.
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Mount Vernon
Monticello
Martha Jefferson Randolph
Thomas Jefferson
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Alma Turner Phelps
England
William Randolph
Edgehill
Piedmont Valley
Carter's Mountain
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Il Mountain
Thomas Jison
Peter Tefferson
Thomas Jeferna
St Shadwell
Henry Weatherbourne
Thomas Mann
Martha Jeferon
St . Bense
Jefferson
Mangolph
Mon‘deelle
University of Virginia
Geld
Warwickshire
Charles J. Gret
Randolph
Martha Jefferson
France
Thomas Jefferson Randolph
Thomas J. Jefferson
Gale
Mary Joy
Edge
Lewis Rand
Edmund Twoby
Randolphs
Bulletproof Papers Save War Correspondent at Plevna
A veteran war correspondent credits a wallet of photographs papers and a Bible with saving his life during the Turkish siege of Plevna. He recalls being knocked unconscious by a bullet and later finding the Bible and wallet intact shielding him, the bundle seeming providential in keeping him safe and sound.
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Resso
Occasson
Plevna
Fragmented OCR Notes on Helen Keller Teaching Event
Fragmented text describes a Miss Helen Keller event with a teacher Mrs Macy, mentioning a tour across the south west and Canada and an audience Q&A. Several garbled phrases reference a poet Mina Keller and a discussion about women’s roles and empathy during the session.
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Mra Macy
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West
Middle West
Canada
Mies Keller
Ofiaen
Fo Mina Kelle
Frocks for Dancing From Tango Frocks to Evening Gowns
Dancing social wear centers on taffeta tango frocks with short or long sleeves and low corsage. Evening gowns feature soft silk with changeable silver and pink hues, lace or chiffon upper bodices, puffed tunic skirts, and slim silhouettes designed for freedom of movement on the dance floor.
Selecting Veils to Compliment Hats and Faces
The piece advises choosing a veil that fits properly to avoid marring a hat and hair. It warns against cheap imitations, notes alcohol washing for veils, and suggests that veil style should suit the wearer’s features and hat brim size.
Girl's Party Frock Adorns Delicate St Gall Embroidery
A fine sheer frock for a little girl features St Gall embroidery with eyelet detailing on French organdie. Narrow lace may accent the embroidery band, with a blue ribbon tied under pointed tabs completing the poised party look.
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St. Gall
Dollar Yellow and Old Gold in Fashion Coin Names
The passage describes a color card sent to fabric houses signaling next season’s hues, including a shade called dollar yellow, noted as old gold. It links the color name to national associations, noting twenty francs and twenty marks are gold and that the French mind equates the American nation with money.
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France
Curls, Fashion, and Politics Spark 1914 Debate
An essay notes evolving femininity and potential political emancipation. It ridicules the return of the “Ts back again” hairstyle trend, observes plastered curls on Parisiennes, and cites several theatergoers in New York as examples of the prewar fashion mood.
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New York
Embroidery Touches Highlight Paris Frock Designs
The article notes embroidery accents in Paris models adding touches to tunics bodices and waistcoat elements. It praises the use of embroidery as color accents that elevate a dress from plain to chic, appealing to the stylish yet moderate income buyer.
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Paris
Greenery for Table From Planting Wrape Fruit Seeds
An account notes a decorative greenery idea for dining tables using wrape fruit seeds sown thickly. The text mentions a short time for shoots to appear and leaves to emerge.
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