Mints With 4 Uncle By Nay Andrew Carnegie
A fragmentary reminiscence blends poems and prose about childhood gardens and late summer evenings. The narrator recalls an experiment with a vine and an oyster supper scene, interweaving memories of a farm boy’s wanderings, a lull in the night, and a distant sense of wonder at nature and old country comforts. References to Tender memories and small-town characters accompany sketches of a farmyard, a cow path, and a garden tale that captures a bygone rural mood.
Branching Out Asks Women To Branch Into New Work
A faded column urges women to branch into broader roles beyond routine duties. It highlights a business woman’s letter of praise for taking on improved systems, a bookkeeper’s night study to expand duties, and the value of self development. The piece urges readers to learn, grow, and prove their capability.
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Butt
St. Louis
Indy
Duratdo
Perfume Hats and Scented Hat Boxes in Fashion
The piece describes a hat perfuming fad with various box methods. A large white paper box lined with silk and filled with paper-wrapped scents preserves hats and feathers for months. A rose colored hat is touched up to enhance pink tones in the wearer’s cheeks.
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Sam
Alliver
Pineapple Eating Method From Southern Resident Experts
A southern man explains how to eat pineapples in stages from top to bottom, praising a method used in Calla and the southern Florida area. He says ripe fruit is peeled by removing the top and bottom, then split into quarters to yield eight slices eaten by hand, preserving juice and avoiding chunks. He contrasts with northern practices and notes a traditional bread glaze using egg yolk and powdered sugar for bakers.
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Calla
Wiorida
Sherman Accepts Blame for Congress Failure in 1904
The record quotes Sherman as Republican vice presidential candidate accepting responsibility for Congress not enacting key measures. David A. De Araroud notes pressure in the country for reform while Sherman responds that Republicans will face accountability and use constitutional means to pursue legislative goals. The exchange underscores party leadership and accountability during the era.
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Jamen
Sherman
Congress
David A. de Araroud
Wasi
Shorman
Shere
Senate
Mr Shaw Comments on Soup Houses in Michigan
The text reports former Secretary of the Treasury Shaw in Michigan last spring making a pointed remark about relief and labor conditions. It suggests his favorable view of free soup houses and notes political context involving Taft and Roosevelt era debates, with speculation about extending remarks in a record and overcoming Democratic objections.
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Treawuey Shaw
Michigan
Shaw
Taft
Blow
Lahore
Koup
Federal Usurpation Shaw Claims Trust Pact
A fragment cites a Shaw discussion about the Trust Company of America seeking executive consent in Washington to aid the steel trust, aiming to takeover a rival and restrain trade, with reference to a 1908 May event and disputes over executive authority and foreign influence.
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Trust Company of America
New York
Steel Trust
Washington
Ehlet
Teatenkee Tron
Urtist Company
Blorman Auth
Shaw
Friar in Dutch Netherlands intrigue ends before treaty copy
In a tale of court scheming and masquerade, Cardinal Shebelion arms a friar to smuggle a treaty copy past Prussian guards. The friar endures harassment at ferries, is stripped and blessed, and finally reaches the king of Prussia with a forged surrogate. The ruse cracks when the disguise is exposed and the real treaty copy is revealed hidden within a deceived surgeon.
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Moaptain
Pivetirdh
Prousia
Vreneh
Loule
Brosce
Belic
Pranes
Cardinal Mitchellen
Prisvian
Imposutiie
Bors
Cardinal Bighetlen
Holland
Germany
Mom Nenger
Zwity
Holy Land
Qanleuloik
Pers
Netherlands
Werner River
Clint
Tim
Thin
Elbe
Elver
Enmiiadt
Praga
Bineult
Prussia
Ag Felat
Hut
Silvia Lewis Baldwin
Tilley Nomination Sparks GOP Rivalry in Gubernatorial Fight
A fractured campaign scene unfolds as Mr Tilley gains state convention backing amid rival objections and graft claims. The piece follows W. Mintin of South Dakota and details biographical milestones from early work in a Worcester delivery route to leadership roles in business, philanthropy and politics, framing a battle between factions within the party and the broader political landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ty. Tilley
Onerot i
Tilley
Wiseines
Fortine of Representatives
Politiians
Tn Ie
Crema Bs
Maschihinotte Firru
Plan Pro Proposed by Democrata Guards Honest Bankers
A discussion of a proposed plan to insure bank deposits through a clearing house system, arguing it would safeguard depositors and reduce runs. Key figures include Lathrop, L J Gage, and Representative Bowler, with emphasis on guaranty deposits, the role of clearing houses, and the impact on banking confidence and stability. The piece cites concerns about moral hazard, bank directors' responsibility, and the need for safeguards against reckless lending and espionage.
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John B. Lathrop
Lyman J. Gage
the Treasury
Corr
Gage
Hove
Haxnees
Cutchen
Rune
Tiey
Cael Tember
Carrice
Cleartog House
Noy Clearing House Bank
Yun Ae
Chicago
Clearing House Banks
Tommy
Kansas City
Bowler
Charles N. Dowler
New Jersey
House Committee On Banking and Currency
With & House
Lin
Depweis
de Melis
United States
Bank de Rat
Gagelas
Baring Brothers
London
Borloge
Hank
England
Davis
Associai
No one fears Bryan section would provoke cataclysm
A New York Evening Post remark from August 1908 counters fears that William Jennings Bryan’s political platform could trigger an industrial, commercial, or financial disaster. The brief notes public sentiment in a historic context without sensational detail.
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Bryan
New York Evening Post
Trusts and the Pork Barrel in a Republican Evening Post
The New York Evening Post laments how long trusts will retain their license to plunder the public while a political party funded by trust money remains in power. The piece questions the balance of power and the influence of corporate money on democracy.
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New York Sivening Post
Republican
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