College President Denounces Nutritious Meal Cost Claims
A spoofed report quotes William Goodell Frost of Tégea College accusing rivals of inflated student meal costs. The piece riffs on dieting, boarding charges, and public sentiment while lampooning Democratic and Republican tensions in state politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Goodell Frost
Tégea College
Chicago
Timken
Pro- Benot
Prost
Nollege Masiea
Profesane Frost
MURDERS IN THE UNITED STATES AND JURISPRUDENCE
Henry A. Forster, NY bar member, cites data on capital offenses to compare U S murder rates with other nations. He notes 9230 annual murders and only 110 executions, arguing U S procedures differ from Anglo Saxon traditions where judges guide juries and trials are conducted with stronger judicial involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Yeu
United States
Henry A. Foruter
New York
Forster
British Empire
Legal debate on testimony and habeas corpus themes
Attorney Forster urged simplified indictments and decisive habeas corpus action. He argued juries may consider defendant silence, highlighted U S reversal of verdict for technical errors as rare abroad. He cited lynching statistics across states and compared to other nations, urging justice reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forster
United States
Virginia Tea Peace? Resignation at Mint-Guns Logie
Fragmentary text notes Virginians and a resignation related to a Mint-Guns Logie directorate. It hints at Napoleonic hopes waning then renewed, with garbled phrases about watering and Charleston Sons and Convier. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear facts or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logie
Napoleon
Charleston Sons
Convier
Fragmented Reform Era News Fragments From New York
A garbled OCR style collage shows political unrest, postal tube changes, and wartime references. Mentions New York streets, World, prohibition, von Hindenburg, Lloyd George, and German peace signals amid social disruption and policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Postal Committee
New York
Fragmented Holiday Column Notes From A City Paper
Readable passages mix Christmas preparations car lore and local chatter. The excerpt mentions shopping items, festive toys, and a casual stroll through stores and homes with stray anecdotes about costumes, early automotive costs, and community life captured in a bustling urban voice.
GINGEROLE Claim prompts quick relief claims
A damaged OCR text touts GINGEROLE as a universal remedy for rheumatic pains and sore feet. It markets rapid relief from aches and claims to ease health concerns with various unverified ingredients.
Imagined Pirates and The Power of Imagination
A fragmented text explores imagination as a force against fear and danger. It references pirates, heroic figures, and the reach of creativity, touching on Shakespearean echoes, Stevenson, and dramatic visions like Niagara and sky horrors. The passage blends old and new images to praise creative potential and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert One
Stevenson
Niagara
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Connelliville
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Rom Sumzone
Maier
Det Crowe Prince
Utah
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Paris
George
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America
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Scott
Chris Des Tref Dimssing
Mamond Bick
John
Esgent Floral Gardens
SHEAM
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HUB
Maree
Pardan Me
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