Woman in Business and Politics Shapes a New Era
A fragmented early 20th century column argues women entering business and politics bring individuality and modern style. It notes the shift from male dominance to female executives shaping offices and public life, with references to attire, demeanor, and the evolving social role. It highlights Mary Walker and other figures as examples of changing times.
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Mimoet
Prin
Woihay
Wey
Mary Warker
Bruins
Lanvera
Fragmented text on women, dress, and work roles
The passage discusses women professors and businesswomen, advocating gender equality and opposing subservience to male patterns. It includes scattered quotes on womanliness, appearance, and workplace behavior, with garbled phrases and numerous errors.
Fashion Notes on Silhouettes and Fabrics in 1910s Style
Fashion notes describe materials and silhouettes for summer wear, including fur seals trimmed with satin, imitation ostrich feathers, velvet evening gowns, blue serge frocks, and lace and embroidery details. The text highlights accessories like ring watches, wide velvet trims, scarf-draped collars, and various hat styles, signaling current tastes and fabric choices.
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Prile
Domestic ware makers tout kitchen utensil line
Fragmented OCR text shows discussions of household utensils and kitchenware manufacture in a national context. Mention appears of American housewives and a push to standardize and extend life of pots and pans while promoting durable cookware amid factory production.
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Mater
Rae Coled
Gallav
René
Jamerican Jiousewlyrs
Fos. Vhotl
Bleaching Hint Fragment From Old Textile Note
Fragmentary guide describes whitening fabric by soaking bags in water to dissolve linseed or lime, using two bags for colored material and three for Marion, with uncertain references to bleaching agents and process steps. Contains many garbled terms and unclear measurements.
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Marion
How To Reduce Your Weight A Health Advice Note
A dubious health note endorses a single daily routine to lose weight without diet or exercise. It recommends outdoor time, seven deep breaths twice daily, Korean capsules after meals, one before bed, and weekly weigh ins. It claims quick weight loss and improved vitality, urging persistence until normal weight is reached. The piece reads as an awkward ad with questionable efficacy and a strong sales tone.
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Dipal
Kerein
Tian
Musterole Ad Promises Quick Relief From Aches
An old advertisement touts Musterole as a clean white ointment replacing mustard plasters. It claims rapid relief from sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis recuperation stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches congestion rheumatic pain and bruises with hospital size jars sold for about two dollars.
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Shan
Collision Injures Sixteen in St Louis Area
An early morning traffic crash in St. Louis injures sixteen people, with authorities noting serious injuries and urgent medical response. Details are garbled but indicate a multi-vehicle collision on a city street, and officials are assessing casualties and road conditions.
President in a fighting mood over war reorganization
President Wilson denounced congressional war investigations and urged reorganizing the government by legislation after changes in the war department. He said delays and criticisms distract from the war task and defended War Secretary Baker while praising his efficiency. Chamberlain disputed the president’s claims as politics, with further Senate and House maneuvers noted.
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Wallington
Jat
Wilson
New York
Chauher
Senate Military Committee
Chamberlain
Faker
Sen. jRase
Chamberlnin
Chanberlain
War Department
Congress
India
Department
Shearios
Secreitary of
Hureatt Ashe Governraent
Puch Jenntanes
Wind Roughened Skins Soothed by Cuticura Soap
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap for rough skin, claiming quick relief after exposure. It urges washing with hot water and soap, then bathing briefly, and mentions Cuticura Ointment as a companion product. Contact details and a Boston address are referenced in a post card request.
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Costcard
Dept. SA
Boston
Plot to Bomb Piers Suppresses at Key Ports
Washington reports a government plot to blow up piers at principal seaports on both coasts. Telegraph orders from the Department of Justice were sent, with guards doubled at naval yards and munitions factories. Officials remained reticent as measures are implemented to counter the threat.
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Bath Canala
Department of Jistice
Department of Jnstilee
Oregon Shiart Mon and Intermauntain supervisor passes through
Matt, general manager, said there are no new opponents to Proponal changes. He noted BoVe eransonl control remains identically the same as at the time of conferences in Salt Lake City. He claimed there is no panelan which governs government policy, emphasizing the need for inspection and return.
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Matt
Oregon Shiart Mon
Intermauntain
Anpervidor
Ogden
Salt Panky City
Ttn
Tity Ornemm
Salt Lakin City
Canthrax Shampoo Promises Fragrant Hair Care Prominent Ad
An advertisement touts Canthrax shampoo as a beauty aid for all hair types. It claims to remove dirt and impurities, dissolve buildup, and leave the scalp clean and hair glossy. The copy urges mixing with hot water for a foaming lather and notes benefits for dull weather and general hair care.
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Ringig
U S Observers Join Front Lines With American Army
Report from Paris desk notes more American observers begin work at the front with French forces. The dispatch mentions limited identity details and notes observers travel in with air units, facing standard battle conditions. It also cites a London dispatch and states that about half of Lyons’ factory workers are women.
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Franch
Tan
Prost
Peench Plata
Pnty
Lyons
France
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