Real Truth About Laziness and Racial Inferiority
Rev Dr Merle St Croix Wright told the League for Political Education in New York that laziness is not proof of inferiority. He argued that the so called inferior races may be capable of work and questioned the idea that Europeans always worked as colonists. He noted white men once shunned labor less than now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle St. Croix Wright
League For Political Education
New York
Dr. Wright
Had Exasperating Habit For Son In Big Firm Job
A New York businessman secured a position for his son in a large commercial concern at a nominal salary. He aimed for the boy to gain experience and advance within the firm, a move that drew public interest and highlighted nepotism concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marked Fondness for Color in Harvard Portrait
A dated letter fragment from Craigie Howse, November 30, 1841, discusses placing a portrait in a trunk and notes Longfellow’s habit of bright colors in clothing. Harvard students lampooned this trait in a verse sung to a popular tune, highlighting vivid dress such as linen, buff galters, green sermons, and a blue vest.
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Craigie Howse
Olls
Longfellow
Harvard
Putnam's Magazine
Hasty Pudding Club
Lient
Kida
Buff Galters
Bread loaf rises in diners tale from Norfolk
Annie Diggs and Helen Ford were dining at Mrs Diggs home when a loaf of bread reportedly hopped up two feet in the air before lingering briefly and dropping back to the plate while they spoke of Mrs Ford's dead mother.
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Norfolk
Annie Diggs
Helen Ford
Mra
Diges
Ford
Society of Psychical Te Search
Bakers” Union
May Return to Former Husband Over Bread Tale
A tangled Norfolk bread and wellbeing tale unfolds as a boy discharged after three weeks of work, a mystery bread illness, and neighbors weigh into a lighthearted case of mischief in a Victorian city. Mrs Diggs and Mrs Ford figure in a curious community scuffle.
Harriet Yeuntina Yeomans Sunday School Pioneer at Columbia
Harriet Yeomans born in Columbia on April 8 17 attended Sunday school from age five at the Congregational church. She became a long time faithful member and attendant at the local Sunday school, noted for her devotion and steady attendance.
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Mra
Harriet Yeuntina
Columbia
Mere Harriet Yeomans
Naa
Lion Afraid of Boarhound Keeps Hound as Guard
A lion fears a boarhound after a cub growl alarms it. Trainers explain the bond, revealing the hound serves as protection as the cub grows to adulthood, with one look calming the rambling cub and steering it toward its cage.
Cosmopolitan New York and a Diverse Dining Room Scene
A Cosmopolitan New York scene at a downtown restaurant shows French proprietors and staff amid a diverse table of guests. Three nearby tables include speakers of Spanish and a reader of a German comic, while an English speaker also appears, illustrating broad cultural mix in the city. Captain Puts on His Red Necktie.
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New York
New York Sun
Entan Tal
Andalnaim
Castile
Weather Lore Sparks Interest in Meteorology Education
University students nationally show a rising interest in meteorology as a science, with growing enrollment and study across campuses. The trend mirrors broader educational shifts and international curiosity about weather science.
New Public Bath Opens in Allenston Rivaling Imperial Spa
A new pool and bathhouse opens in Allenston aiming to match the opulent baths of Imperial Spa. The facility offers free public baths, following attempts by Ger Annelean Ely to establish free access. Local officials expect it to draw visitors from across the city and compete with established luxury venues.
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Ger Annelean Ely
New York
Allensons
Tmperia
Education in meteorology courses at major universities
The article notes meteorology as part of coursework in geography or physical science. It mentions offerings at George Washington and Cornell, with later references to metric and numeric study. The fragment hints at historical courses, fields, and lecturers without clear dates or outcomes.
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Enluey
George Waehloxtin
Cornell
Ehiels
Walraenioon
Elven
Jordin Tires
New Creed At A Sininer Ear Dh Honor Of Alieuette Moenen
A garbled account references an event honoring Alieuette Moenen with a ceremonial tone. Fuzzy phrases mention Mr Whotlie and WPL tie plage aloud, with scattered names and unclear details about the venue and date.
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Alieuette Moenen
Whotlie
Shipboard Fashion and Port Arrival Customs Described
A fragment describes sailors clothing as they approach port with emphasis on a collar and red neckwear, noting captains’ rough land attire and officers inspecting ships as they near Boston. It highlights how port entry prompts crew and captains to present a neat, official appearance.
Jannigenng Hua Oeothip Dent AoE Chat Pire
Unclear scrambled text prompts questions about a person or event. Readable fragments mention Unicel and PA Gat as possible references. The passage lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or locations suitable for a proper news summary.
Hawaii resident recalls distant era of territory years
A Honolulu couple, Mr and Mrs Kenjamin W Parker, journeyed to the islands with family members to mark a historic moment. The article reflects on long ago times and the people involved in that era and voyage.
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Mary
Honolulu
Hawaii
Jaradler
Fragmented OCR Note on Names and Dates
The readable text fragments mention June and lullabies with unclear names and places. It sketches a dialogue about writing and measures with questions about actions and outcomes. The passage remains largely garbled but hints at a cultural or personal note with scattered references.
Arizona copper properties resume full blast mining
Mining districts revive as Arizona copper works restart after a two month pause. Blacuit Mining signs a favorable ore shipment contract with American Smelting. Mo hawk Jumbo at Goldfield adds sixteen miners to guard and clear gumbo. Zenoll Mining eyes San Francisco and Salt Lake listing after strong first season profits.
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Arizona
Goldneld
Blacuit Mining Company
American Smelting & Refining Company
Midvalley
Shamokin
Frank Orloskie
la Sal
Grand County
Secretary of the Interior
Utah
Goldfield
Zenoll Mining Company
San Francisco and Salt Lake Exchange
Zenoll
Oy Salt’ Lakers
Nevada
Motala
Mary Elien Mining Company
H. D Holey
D. Hanks
J. A Allman
W. Needman
W. G C. Boley
Daly Weat Mining Company
Desajan
Montana Mining Nesdelation
Helena
Uniers
oMmeory
Bly
Gumber
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Backache Remedy
Facts for sick women promote Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for female ailments. Personal testimonials from Mrs Will Young and Mrs Augustus Lyon claim backaches, weight, and nervous symptoms improved after three bottles. Claims the product has helped thousands for thirty years and addresses displacements inflammation fibrous tumors irregular menses and other feminine health issues.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Will Young
Columbia Ave
Rockland
Augustus Lyon
Fast Earl, Pa
Mrs. Pinkham
Tod
Lydia K. Pineham
Lydia KE. Winkham
Alarming Symptoms and Odd Behavior in Schoolboy
A fragmented tale describes a boy’s odd behavior after returning from school, with a doctor offering to diagnose traces of disease. The dialogue shows concern from a mother and interactions among family members, hinting at possible social or medical troubles without clear facts.
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Weeil
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Eddie
Maggie
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Tommorrow
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Salt Lake City
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