Year 1913 in Review World and United States
A retrospective survey of 1913 outlining global events and notable deaths, political shifts, and major incidents. It covers US politics under Wilson, Mexico’s upheaval with Huerta and Carranza, European conflicts and assassinations, aviation advances, and significant disasters and cultural milestones.
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Washington
San Francisco
Balkana
United States
J. P. Morgan
Henry M. Flagier
James Keene
Tardh
Oregna
Sacred College
Rampolla
Vatican
Pius X
Austria
New York City
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Congress
Mexico
Rio Grande
Francisco Madero
Pino Suarez
Gustavo Madero
Carranas
Carranza Or
Villa
Wilson
Huerta
George I
Greece
Salonika
Turkey
Enver Bay
Nazim Pasha
England
Ulster
Edward Car
Menton
Ireland
Dublin
Jim Larte
Germany
France
Rus
Panama Canal
Panama
Gamboa Dike
New York State
William Sulzer
Sulzer
State Assembly
Wiill
Johnny Bull
Francis Culmet
Brookline
Mass
America
Stockholm
Jim” Thorpe
Felix Diaz
Mexico City
National Palace
Justavo Madero
Madero
General Huerta
Victorian
Feet
International Squadron
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Fragmented Text on Life, Fear, and Scarecrows in Old Essay
The readable fragments discuss universal life, plant and animal states of quiescence, and the idea that light and darkness affect living beings. It cites Freud on heredity, calls Crow Friend of Farmers, and mocks scarecrows as superfluous though a department of agriculture labels the crow as a good bird. The Journal reviews insect control debates as more serious than popular belief.
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Farmera
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Department of Agriculture
Fragmentary verse about a weary lover and a millionaire's daughter
A fragmented verse portrays a weary lover pondering dalliance with a millionaire's daughter, wondering what a mere fellow can do to seek pleasure while serving. The tone suggests longing and social contrast in a bygone era.
Confession and Ultimatum Weigh on Beasie's Wedding Hope
A tense exchange reveals a hidden past as Beasie pleads for mercy from his partner about a two month indiscretion with another girl. The caller signals that parting now may be wiser than facing tomorrow's consequences.
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Beasie
Tricets on Parting in Evening Light
Fragmentary verse reflects parting at sunset with questions of fate and time. The speaker recalls a quarrel and contemplates whether separation was for the better, evoking lingering doubt as shadows deepen.
No Chance. Prices for a Room Far Higher Than Expected
A conversation reveals astonishment at paying eight dollars a day for lodging. The guests insist the accommodations were ordinary despite claims of magnificent scenery. They stayed two days, but the speaker was busy writing picture postcards the entire time.
Ambiguous quotes on affluence and servant fear
Fragmentary lines attribute affluence to a Mr. Waddington and note people causing fear by exhausted efforts to avoid servants looting their wealth. The text suggests social tension but lacks clear events or context. No individuals besides Waddington are clearly identified.
Bravery tale from a wartime era in Colona
A fragmented dialogue recalls a young man performing a conspicuous act of bravery. The garbled text hints at a wartime setting and a whispered anecdote from a malt maid about a recent act of courage witnessed by locals.
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Colona
Too Foxy to Be Caught in Brief Rave and Style
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a fashion or lifestyle item with phrases describing sophistication and luxury. No clear people, places, organizations, dates, or events are identifiable in the readable segments.
Grime and Grinsteit Do Youink There Is Beaven TM
Grime and Grinsteit pose a cryptic question about a potential Beaven discovery or presence. The fragment suggests a playful or puzzle like exchange with possible names Grime Grinsteit and Beaven, but lacks clear verifiable context or event details.
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Beaven
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J. W. Sammon
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