President Wilson heckled by suffragists in New York
A European correspondent reports on suffragists in New York confronting President Wilson during a novel protest described as the “laugh cure.” The incident involved Mrs Belmont and Miss Scofield, with Secretary Tumulty refusing to deliver a letter. Wilson’s polite, laughing response coolly diffused the scene as debates over suffrage intensify in the press.
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The Strange Machine Smokes a Thousand Cigars Daily
A sensational feature profiles a legendary smoker nicknamed Old Nick who reportedly consumes about 1000 cigars every day. It details imagined devices, nicotine exposure, and the public myth of strain and endurance, framing the tale as a cautionary, early 20th century curiosity piece.
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