Debate over anti trust exemptions and water power policy
The article discusses President Wilson facing Democratic attempts to insert exemptions from prosecution for labor unions and farmers under the Sherman act. It covers Taft vetoes, sundry civil bill provisions, and prosecutions. It also reports on conservation debates, Pinchot and Ballinger, and a proposed state versus federal control of navigable water power.
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Wubi Rane
Wilson
Congress
Democrata
United States
bin Tallowe
Democrate
Attorney General
Taft
McReynolds
Uniams
Monsy
Cotrelo
Aamen Ee Am Em
Scuanes Saar al
Paiva Ee
National Conservation Congress
Washington
Altas
Uncle Bam
Conservation Congress
Gifort Pinchot
Homselves
Uncle Sam
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Michigan
Utah
Pinchot
Ballinger
Girard Pinchot
Comatese
Democraus
Maintaining Modern Hotel Amid Vast Daily Traffic
The article states about 21 000 people enter a large New York hotel daily based on a count from three years ago. It notes 19 000 entered in vigorous hours from 6 06 am to 1 00 pm, with 1 608 employees at ordinary times. Three thousand passersby dine there daily and five thousand dine. It argues that military precision and discipline are needed to manage these crowds across all departments.
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New York
Ordnary
Wremaining lines show unclear OCR from old page
Fragmentary text mentions a speaker and a new maid with unclear names and roles. No coherent event or positions can be determined from the readable words.
Fetter Gets His Mensere At Your Age
A fragmented line suggests a satirical or misquoted flourish about aging and speech. The readable portion hints at a comment on age related to Fetter, without clear context or full quotation.
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Fetter
Fragments Mention View Fram Moustein on 8 Cheer Day
OCR fragment mentions a view related to Fram Moustein on a date described as 8 cheer day with some touring and labeling as 18 pamating. Details are unclear.
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Ie &P
Ge Inder
Edgehill Virginia’s historic Randolph home near Monticello
Alma Turner Phelps notes Edgehill in Virginia as a premier historic site second only to Mount Vernon and Monticello. It traces to 1700 grants, linked to Martha Jefferson Randolph and Thomas Mann Randolph, with Edgehill a preserved estate featuring halls once linked to Thomas Jefferson and the University of Virginia, now owned by Mr and Mrs Edmund Twoby.
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Dobhill
Virginia
Mount Vernon
Monticello
Martha Jefferson Randolph
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Mann Randolph
Alma Turner Phelps
England
William Randolph
Edgehill
Piedmont Valley
Carter's Mountain
Hands Monticello
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 papers a Bible and wallet with saving his life during the Russo Turkish war. He recalls being knocked unconscious by a bullet and regaining to find the wallet and Bible momentarily protecting him. The bundle of papers is praised for providentially shielding him from fatal harm amid combat.
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Resso
Occasson
Plevna
Fragmented OCR Preserves Odd Page Mentions Keller and Instructor
Reading shows garbled references to Miss Helen Keller and a teacher Mrs Macy with scattered phrases about a tour across the south and midwest into Canada. The passage includes disjointed notes about an audience Q A session and mentions of women and waters, but no coherent event or dates.
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Helen Keller
Mra Macy
South
West
Middle West
Canada
Mies Keller
Ofiaen
Fo Mina Kelle
Dancing Frocks and Tango Dresses Take Center Stage
Fashion notes praise tango frocks in taffeta with short or long sleeves and low corsages. Evening gowns feature changeable silver pink silk with lace and chiffon, high girdles, narrow skirts, and tunic puffing. Designers emphasize freedom of movement for dancing and varied materials.
Selecting a Veil to Complement Hats and Figures
An article advises choosing veils carefully to match hat styles and wearer features. It warns against cheap imitations, notes durability and color impact, and suggests fitting details for different face shapes while highlighting cleaning and maintenance needs.
Girl's Party Frock Shown In Fine St. Gall Embroidery
A little girl's party frock features French organdie with eyeletted St. Gall embroidery. Details include sheer base fabric, narrow lace accents, and a blue ribbon bow under pointed tabs. The dress falls over a pale silk slip.
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St. Gall
Dollar yellow and Old Gold shade in period color card
The article explains a fabric industry cue card system where seasonal colors are shared with fabric houses. It notes a petrol blue with tones of yellow and brown, and introduces a new shade called dollar yellow or old gold. It discusses the significance of naming gold colored coins like twenty francs and twenty marks, linking gold to national identity.
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France
Epit Curls And Politics Stir Parisian Fashion In 1914
The text notes lingering feminine curls and the idea of political emancipation, calling the style a foolish revival. It cites Parisian women and New York theatergoers as examples of the trend spreading through society.
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New York
Embroidery Touches in Paris Designs Delight The Fashion World
The article notes embroidery on most chic frocks this season with touches on tunics gowns and bodices. It highlights vivid color details like embroidered waistcoats and sec ons while stressing the right amount elevates a dress from plain to stylish. It also mentions a chance for moderate earners to emulate the couture look.
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Paris
Greenery for Table From Fruit Seed Planting Seeds
A fragment describes how greenery for a dining room table is grown by planting wrape fruit seeds and sowing thickly. It notes a short time for Uny shoots to appear and Re leaves. The text reads as a dated, poetic gardening note with incomplete phrases.
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