Satlver and Quigley at the club in a family scene
At a golf club a father, Saliver, debates introducing his baby to polite society. The baby impresses as doted and mischievous while Miss Quigley shows affection for Robert Jr. The scene erupts as Miss Quigley storms, and Saliver faces embarrassment amid mounting family tensions at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saulver
Robert
Sallver
Ome
Salyer
Sallyer
Tim Sabiver
Cami
Reoot Robert
Vis Quiptey Saliver
Mies
Innldoe
Peti Selid
Avanhers
Saliver
Bretter
Bob Tose
Wis Quirley
Sally
Ballyer
Sulyer
Miss Quigley
Robert, Jr
Hubert Jr
Quigley
Mick Quigley
Bling
Belver
Wheelo Arcive
Bob
Misa Quigley
Chicago Daily News
Under Suspicion in a Provincial Will Row
A fragment from Catholic Standard and Times quotes a confrontation over a will. The heiress challenges prejudice against Mr Young, while her father defends cautious judgment as the scene hints at tension in a family inheritance dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Young
Catholic Standard and Times
Officers Lose Easy Jobs In War Department Shuffle
Twenty two officers from brigadier general to captain are detached from Washington posts after four years to field service as Maj Gen Leonard Wood reshapes staff. The exodus includes leaders from Army War College and various departments, aiming to curb desk fatigue and refresh command experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leonard Wood
Ata
Atal
Wood
Chatr
Mit
Thosa
Hieten
WW. Wotherspoon
Army War College
Krtig Gan Abk Mis
Atlanta
Wafo Johneaan Hagouod
Plat
Charles J. Rhodes
Eta
Jamern A Moas
Twenty Fourth Infantry
Stanley D Enibick
PF. Straub
Rok Carllan
Coast Artillery
Bishop Comet Artillery
J. A. Logan
Audaistenan Department
John T. Knight
Quartermaster's
Theut. Co
Don Stanley
Quartermasters
Ho Cheatham
A. 2 Brewster
J. To ‘Thoupton
Ordnance Department
J. HE Rice
Ordnancyd
O H. Downany
Cal Wood
Milan
Os Russell
PL PO McCain
Adjutant General Department
Benjamin Alford
Adjutant General's Department
J. J. Porer
Washington City Council and snow removal laws debated
The article critiques Washington’s city governance and recurring snow removal disputes. It notes past failed attempts to mandate sidewalk clearing, residents’ general neglect after storms, and a historic vacated statute. It mentions a broader political scene with ambassadors and officials, and odd wartime anecdotes, ending with a promo paragraph for local perfumes.
Telephone for St Bernard Pass News Cue
The St Bernard Pass uses a winter wire connected line to alert Hoba plee when a solitary traveler nears the Italy route. If the traveler fails to appear, a monka and dog go in search, reducing snowbound fatalities under the warning system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard Pass
St Bernard
St. Bernard
Daly
What His Wife Wears
A Chicago Daily News item recounts a wife’s humorous bid to shift her husband’s fashion grip. She offers a prize for anyone who can abduct him long enough for her to buy spring and summer wardrobes. He remains fussy about dress, reacting with comic misgivings to linen, taffeta, and hats as she navigates high style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taree
John
Jobo
Jota
Hinen
Jobn
Newadd
Chicago Daily News
CANNOT ENDURE THE PIANO A Chinese servant flees New York homes
A banker's Chinese servant John resigns after two years in New York citing piano practice as the trigger. An employment agent notes many Chinese workers quit when a piano appears, while western families seek Chinese help despite the piano fear. The piece highlights cultural tensions and the lure of city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John
Tifa
Disinfection Device for Books by Marsoulan of Paris
Harper's Weekly reports Marsoulan of Paris has devised a two stage disinfection system for books. A teater draws out dust with a strong air current and aspirator. Books are then warmed to 167 degrees Fahrenheit in an aseptic disinfector with leaves held open by clips. The process claims to not damage paper and to be highly effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Con-Greas
Ita City Council
Senate
House
Marsoulan
Paris
Harper's Weekly
Delmonico’s extortion claim ends with a German oath
A Chicago visit to Delmonico’s led to a dinner for two and a bottle of wine costing 11 dollars. The diners deemed the charge extortion yet paid, and on Broadway the German swore at Delmonico. His friend advised restraint, saying God has punished that man, with a pocket full of spoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Delmonico
Garmans
Chicago
New York
Delmonico's
Broadway
The Intruder in the Flooded Mississippi Country
A flood story depicts a boat near a frame house with an elderly Black man shouting from a roof hole. He questions the captain about navigating rural areas, warns against danger to residents, and insists the boat belongs back on the river. The scene blends tension with regional dialect and rural setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darkey
Hints to Lovelorn Genta from a dated guide
A quirky advisory note on courting Lovelorn Genta cautions onion dinners signal indifference, daily flowers cost little, and a sensible husband is preferred. It warns against cottage talk and suggests discussing a brownstone bunga low and shocking her with bold slang. If she’s handsome praise helps. if not, size matters and an automobile catalogue in a coat pocket offers a glimpse.
Blackbirds defend nest against prowling cat at Heriot Gardens
At Heriot Gardens in Hurntngland a female blackbird sat on her nest when a cat on the wall leapt to seize it. The male blackbird sounded the alarm and both birds attacked, forcing the cat to retreat into a neighboring garden. They pursued it along the path until it escaped, and the area has remained free of further intrusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heriot Gardens
Hurntngland
London
Attorney at Law Provitce and Patent Agent Adrift
Fragmentary OCR item lists an attorney at law Provitce before courts and a patent work note. Mentions Kaseth Bros Patent Faw and offices in Washitten New York with references to E. W. Bachman M D and a Read street address. Text is garbled with stray lines and outdated formatting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fama
Washington
Lawa
Kaseth Bros
Foley Honey and Par Cemipoutit Patent Medicine Ad
An old advertisement touts Foley Honey and Par Cemipoutit as a universal cough remedy and stomach aid. The copy claims it cures indigestion biliousness constipation and impure blood with a yellow package sold by druggists, endorsed by the American Drug and Press Association and promoter J J Klopp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Als. Jones
Coe Phaenmey
Cal
Boley & Coes
All Druggiste
American Drug and Press Association
J.J. Klopp
How He Knew Parlor Fishermen Questioned
A dialogue questions the claim of a man being a parlor fisherman. It argues no one could both fish seriously and accumulate a vast collection of trout files, implying such a claim is implausible.
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War Department
Washington’s
Congress
Lecuant Wood
Vita
Cape Cod
Woog
Pleutenant Humtough
Ghoux
Bevis
Colgate
Hefrese
Service For
Wronin
Our
Macans
Iowa Savings Bank
Estherville
Iowa
Byron M. Coon
Boxoper
K. Allen
R. Alexander
Soper & Alexander
Hatate
Cedate, Keenaeet
Wauby and
Fatherville
Albert H. Nash
Hit Ta Gera
E. Wilson
Eroyer Taylor's Hardware
E. W. Bachman
First National Bank
North Seventh Street
Ted Po
Allalla
J. J. Clinite
Basle
Electric Bitters
T. Alaton
Raleigh
N. É
Colorado
Rock Island Lines
Denver
Colorado Springs
Puahia
Polmateer
Robert W. Herter
Lawrenceville
GC. H. Ellsworth
Baldwin St
Rochester
N. Y
Foley
Sam
Posi
Estherville State Bank
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