Secretary Bryan Resigns Over German Note Policy
The scene at the White House shows Secretary Bryan denying abrupt resignation rumors while confirming his departure due to differences over the U.S. reply to Germany. He says a full statement will follow after the German note is sent, likely tomorrow, as Bryan plans remain unsettled and undecided about future steps.
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White House
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Mrs. Bryan
Washington
Cabinet
Time to Be Suspicious Adage Cited in Enquirer
A Cincinnati Enquirer item questions flattery from a man who may manipulate. It warns readers to guard money when someone praises intellect or status, advising a quick excuse and concealment of cash to avoid theft or pressure.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
How to economize says fiance on small salary
A Buffalo Courier quote shows a couple planning strict frugality amid a tight budget. The fiancés discuss living simply and cutting back on many needs to manage their finances. The exchange highlights practical restraint before marriage.
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Jack
Buffalo Courier
A Galley O Fun
A poem by Walter G. Doty satirizes gendered fashion and public scrutiny of a woman's skirt. The speaker notes critics across the country, while acknowledging concealed admiration and the visibility of legs as a social topic.
Diary of an Egg
A humorous entries style diary tracks an egg from farm to market to cold storage. The egg laments isolation and freezing pains, ending with condemnation to death by food inspectors and a farewell to the world.
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Diary OF AN Egg
Emerson
Proud World
Her Clever Trap Polly
Father tells Polly that Paul earns 3500 a year and will be taxed only after four thousand. Polly insists on avoiding tax by claiming marriage exemption as she pleads with Paul who grabs her in reply.
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Polly
Paul
Closed season prompts beefsteak whisper in dining room
A guest asks for the best word today. a waiter hints beefsteak is unavailable due to closed season, explaining it isn’t on the card. The exchange preserves a quiet, period dining room mood.
Speaking of Reciprocity in a Front Yard Pitch
A brisk stranger asks a man in his yard to sponsor future newspaper notices about his wife leaving, offering to pay all publication costs in exchange. The proposal oddly touts listing the bed as not an E Pluribus Unum Velvet Spring Brass Bed and urges buying new furniture to keep the home intact.
Suffragette pleads against multiple voting charge
A magistrate questions a woman charged with voting three times. The Suffragette indignantly rejects the idea, declaring that her days of pleading are ended and that progress has arrived.
Settlement Worker (visiting tenements) dialogue with family
A visiting settlement worker questions a girl about her father’s job and savings. The exchange reveals he earns fourteen dollars weekly and saves at most three quarts each Saturday night. The tone reflects social inquiry into working families and urban poverty.
Wayupp Teases Blase Over Meeting Claim
Mr Wayupp notes a stunning blonde has eyed you and wants to meet. Mr Blase quips he owes her alimony, not an apology, implying a dispute over the woman and responsibility.
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Mr. Wayupp
Mr. Blase
Old Man
A Sure Tip on Wedded Wishes and Perseverance
A brief verse urges the bride to follow a maxim about perseverance. If initial efforts fail, it counsels crying again as a sign not of defeat but continued effort. The tone echoes old guidance for brides navigating marriage.
WHY THEY LIVED LONG
A Chicago News piece quotes a Native man and a stranger discussing longevity. The native claims two reasons for long lives: one old man used backer while the other never did. The dialogue suggests contrasting habits as life-extending factors.
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Chicago News
State Denies State Duty to Build County Bridges
Harrisburg reports an attorney general opinion holds the state highway department is not responsible for building or maintaining bridges on state routes if county commissions were responsible at Sproul act approval. The state must care for bridges on routes designated by the act and its amendments, but township bridges remain under township duty unless the act assigns them to the state.
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Harrisburg
Attorney General’s Department
State Highway Department
Portland Cement Quality Verdict for Dragon Titan Brands
The article warns against expecting slag or common cements to match Portland cement results. Dragon and Titan brands are described as high grade rock products, finely ground and uniform in color, delivering maximum strength in cement work of all kinds without higher costs.
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Pennsylvania
Dragon
Titan
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