Poet Candidate Campaign in Sedewick County
A Wichita area report details Charles M Gosney a poet farmer's son from Goddard seeking the Democratic nomination for the Kanses third district house seat. He plans to campaign in verse and promises an honest administration, attacking graft citing the last Legislature while presenting his political gift as a memorial fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedawick County
Goddard
Wichita
Charles M. Gosney
Kanes
Gites
Campalen
Smice
Tae
Sedewick
Tnt
Gumey
Caroline Nation
Buddine Satenman
Carrie
Beason
Istriet
Ganney
Gocney
Tay Charles
Buen
Theodore Roosevelt and the Soldier Fight Over Red Tape
A fragmentary account describes Theodore Roosevelt as a citizen who criticized military red tape delaying aid to private soldiers. The tale centers on an order restricting sending showering of privates who fell or died of cholera and a controversy with General Young over relief from the delay. The anecdote ends amid a heated argument about policy and duty.
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Jacob A. Rus
Theodore Roosevelt
Chotyra
Sera
General Young
Shire
Éna
Order
Hae Achieved Fame as a Playwright in Babel Review
A long, mixed summary of Hae Ade, famed playwright known as the Prince of American Story, with notes on his career from journalism to drama. The piece touches on his works Sultan of Sala and Peevy from Paris, his Hoosier library fortune, and a wartime anecdote involving President Roosevelt and General Caste, concluding with a brief economic remark and a late fragment about fifty dollars.
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Ree Ade
Babel
McCtore, Phillips & Co
Bine
Ade
AlstingOy
Esey
Kentville
Ind
Chicago Morning Daily News
Sala
Age
Tata
Indiana Cay
Mbrary
Dorkin
Herd
Conrad's Close Call and the Multilingual Writer
A historical sketch notes Joseph Conrad, creator of works like Pale Fire and Youth, becoming a leading descriptive writer who used Polish, French, and English. It traces his youth, naval service, and gradual mastery of English while contemplating language choices and influences on his prose.
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Conrad
Mently
Ieee
Joseph Conrad
McCure, Phillips & Co
John
Enelan Naliver
Re- Vilas Xocknties Lk
Baller Connad Alwaye
Book Notes on Authors and Recent Publications
A retrospective on authors and works including Sam Vardenhire Gardenhire and Tas Cruely. It notes Harrick's The Common Tale in Atlantic Monthly, White's Blazed, Glasgow’s travel dog story, and Elen Glasgow in Normandy. Mentions publishers McClure, Phillippe, and Co and Life magazine plans for puzzles and new ventures at the Authors Club in New York.
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Rena Guthie
Sam Vardenhire
Samet
M.gardenhire
Athorsf
Aposun
Harpers
Fayette
Mixsouri
St. Louis
Central Collage
Mirgurl
Koreas
Mayeral
Pansiwerd White
McClure
Phillipe A Co
George Cary Magiestan
Drexel Hiddie
Beasthis’ Club
New York
Lake George
Mr. Eegleston
Amthory Club
Eggieston
Edward Expreston
Shar Hare
Burrows from Kansas Reminds New York Friend of Home
A Kansas native named Burrows visits New York, trading jokes and stories from the prairie with an old friend. He defends Kansas pride, exaggerates the gap between Midwestern simplicity and New York appetite, and vows to keep his roots while enjoying city life.
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Burrows
Rollei Marbles
Chuckie
New York
Meyer
Phulacen
Pete
Wiliam
Gill
Kansas
Wall Street
Prairies
Kanaan
Beaiane
Treasury
Bil
Silas
New
Bates
Pe Liberty
Shane
Bill
Kansan
Hurrows
Kanyw Yehut
Aquarium
Grant
Freen
Governor's Island
Vin
Ike
United States
Jim Burrows
Goaline
Karsaa
Geographic Conditions and Civil War Memoirs Highlighted
The piece reviews Hiner Ge Slane’s account The Land of Little Rain and Margaret Preston’s Civil War journalistic writings. It surveys Bret Harte’s California portrayal, geography’s role in history, and ten C. Semple’s Geographic Conditions, noting their focus on western geography, nature, and historical experiences.
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Anne S. Bord
Hiner
Austtre Boake
Desers
Hain Meadows
Alty
Teese
California
Bret Harte
Margaret
Preston
Viceiata Pack
Masterone
Confederacy
Stonewall Jackson
Kep? & Journal
Lexington
Gen Let
Washington
Lee
Deen
Jane Brown
Fie
Gov. Wise
Ten C. Semple
Investiga tion of Consumption and Dr Pierce Cure Claims
A pamphlet style piece discusses chronic disease diagnosis and treatment, touting a Buffalo physician’s approach to consumption, bronchitis, and other ailments. It includes testimonials praising Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and notes free examinations for chronic conditions.
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Buffalo
United States
Pierce
Ces
Tate Meade
Shebol Wil Rink
Bierce
Perret
Eatarth
Amy
Woodert
Mira
Lweretia J
Tippewa Station
Osceola Co
Mich
Jand
Dr. Pierce
Montis
R. V. Pierce
RV. Ruffalo
Collars and Headache Allegedly Linked by Observant Man
An observant man argues a strong link between high collars and headaches. He claims high collars constrict neck arteries and disrupt circulation, noting long necks suffer more and that a lower collar reduces pain. He urges readers to observe how wearers carry their heads, but admits personal preference toward low collars.
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Mansas Post
Will
Sammy
Yoong Aarmidel
Rineve
Roosevelt
Bila Tolin
George Ada
Hae
Corbin
Roozevelt
Ily Weldone
Andhorit Natoy
Tulbert Hertick
Atlantic Monthly
Mr. Harrick
Yenls
Chicago
the Atlantic
Her- Hek
Iroquois Theater
Gtx
Bie
Disa Elen Glasgow
Deabieby, Pare & Co
Normandy
Brittany
Parsle
Madr
Glasgow
Does
A. D. Binthhield
Serlee
Roy Rolfellisonj
Leslie's Monthly
Frank Leslie Publishing House
Beecham’s
Bowchur
Beeecham
Pouragiem
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