Milking Machines Spark Debate Among Dairy Experts
Scientist C B Lane of the Bureau of Animal Industry reports cautious optimism about milking machines. He notes partial success and urges further study while describing cow reactions, labor implications, and potential gains in dairy quality and earnings. A companion study by W A Stocking warns that poor cleaning can contaminate milk.
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C. B. Lane
B. S
Bureau of Animal Industry
Koane
Commissioner of Patents
Lane
M. Lane
W A Stocking
Mosa
Storrs Agricultural Experiment Station
Connecticut Agricultural College
Indianapolis Woman Lola McNally Missing Since January 17
Police received a communication from Indianapolis Indiana yesterday requesting a lookout for Lola McNally of 601 North Alabama street. She is 31, 5 feet 5 inches, medium build with dark brown hair and blue eyes. Last seen wearing a dark dress, blue coat, picture hat, and high shoes. A photograph is at police headquarters.
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Indianapolis
Lola McNally
North Alabama Street
Misa McNally
Army and Navy Canteen Club to hold euchre at hotel
The Army and Navy Canteen Club led by President Mrs Inez Seymour McConnell will stage a euchre night tomorrow at 8 pm at the George Washington Hotel near Fifteenth Street and New York Avenue NW. Meanwhile police are asked to locate Arthur Dublin a Laurel Maryland man last seen Sunday morning after coming to Washington to receive his weekly salary. He was employed as a nection hand on the railroad and is missing.
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Army and Navy Canteen Club
George Washington Hotel
Fifteenth Street
New York Avenue
Inez Seymour McConnell
R .Vrewer
Laurel
Arthur Dublin
Lent
Washington
Dublin
City street flooding prompts talk of cleanup delays
Pedestrians find submerged street crossings after a warm spell with three to five inches of water. J T Twohey cites funds shortfall for crossing clearance, noting $2,500 appropriated by Congress is mostly unspent while $5,000 requested awaits action. He warns he may deploy his own force if conditions stay bad. Commissioner Macfarland says only emergencies trigger cleanup and expects action today.
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J. T. Twohey
Congress
Twohey
Macfarland
Why Not Deal With The Model Store Of H I Meader
Why customers flock daily to H I Meader's Model Store at 535 and 537 Eighth Street Southeast is explained by a long standing, square dealing, modern, clean business. For 23 years Meader's has grown to be the largest retail provision meat and grocery store in southeast Washington with departments for domestic groceries meats provisions and imported goods. The store emphasizes quality over low prices and guarantees value, with cleanliness, courteous service, and prompt delivery.
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H. I. Meader’s
H. I. Meader
Eighth Street
Washington
Meader
Gerutiny
United States
Meader Place
Masonic
Telehone East
Pollock Kindergarten Leader Promotes Early Education
Elizabeth P Peabody introduced Miss Pollock to Washington and Berlin advancing kindergarten work. Pollock led a wealthy Boston class, then taught poor children at South Boston Epiphany Church Home before joining the first public kindergarten in Brighton. She founded Pollock Normal Kindergarten Training School in 1874 and now leads it. She also serves in Mountain Chautauqua and chairs the Kindergarten Club within the Federation of Women’s Clubs.
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Elizabeth P Peabody
Miss Pollock
Washington
Brighton
Mass
United States
Pollock Normal
Louise Pollock
Susan Plessner Pollock
Federation of Women’s Clubs
International Kindergarten Union
National Congress of Mothers
National Educational Association
Frederick Proebel
The Proper Place From Harper's Weekly
The piece recounts a chaotic street car scene with an elderly rider and a boy's uncontrollable laughter. A nurse-like response to misbehavior is noted, alongside a remark about belief in a theological vacancy amid an empty stomach. The Washington Post Book Catalog hints at an upcoming ready-to-read listing.
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Harper's Weekly
Clipped Pigeon Warns Readers Against Confidence Schemes
A Washington man recounts losing $3,000 in a sweeping bunco plot tied to fake prize fighting. A suave stranger lures him with a promise to double money in 18 days after answering a newspaper ad. The staged fight collapses, revealing a gang of confidence men exploiting Western capitalists.
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Washington
Argus
Amashi
Seattle Athletic Club
Boston
Boston Fam
Record Day at Corcoran Gallery Draws Thousands
Record crowd packs the Corcoran Gallery from 1 to 5 PM with 4000 to 5000 visitors. Moving between galleries is difficult, and doors nearly could have been closed as precautions against a panic. The show continues through March, adding Paul Daugherty's The Land and the Sea to the permanent collection via trustee purchase.
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Corcoran Gallery of Art
Paul Daugherty
New York
Maine
J R. Andrews
Andrews
Daugherty
Corcoran Gallery
Smythe and the Boston Girl Exchange Quip
Chicago Tribune recounts a witty exchange where Smythe asks about a Boston girl and presses for an answer. The dialogue centers on whether she was at home and leads to a brief, quippy conclusion.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Andrews Will Case Fight Granted by Appellate Court
The Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court upholds a bequest from Wallace Andrews to a girls school in Willoughby Ohio, despite challenges raising the validity of the gift under a 1960 statute. The dispute involves the Smithsonian Institution and heirs at law, with the Institute seeking to contest the will and the Ohio incorporation act deemed unconstitutional. The ruling, issued by four judges as Judge O Brien did not participate, foresees an appeal to the Court of Appeals.
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Supreme Court
Frst
New York City
Wallace Andrews
Willoughby
Ohio
Oh Mil Honaire
Smithsonian Institution
Andy
Andrewa
Justice Dowling
Edmond Wetmore
New York
Frank W. Hackett
Washington
Smithsonian
Virgil Prime
Cleveland
Andrews Institute
Court of Appeals
O’brien
Alexandria Iron Works Prominent Virginia Iron Manufacturer
The Alexandria Iron Works, established in 1878 and incorporated in 1902, operates from Alexandria with a Baltimore branch and a Washington office. It produces castings and structural iron, including girders, columns, stairways, and ornamental work, and has supplied major banks, office buildings, schools, and apartments in the District, Virginia, and Maryland. Presidents J. R. Curtin and Vice President Calvin Butis head the firm, noted for enterprise and judgment.
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Alexandria Iron Works
Virginia
Land
District of Columbia
Alexandria
McGill Building
G Street
Baltimore
Clay Street
Maryland
Washington
Rochambeau
Farragut, Woodsey
Windsor
Bond Building
Michael Scanlon famed Seaton Hall saloon proprietor
Michael B Scanlon, owner of Seaton Hall billiard saloon at Ninth and D streets NW, is described as a popular, well connected figure in sports and society. The piece praises his forty year career, disciplined yet congenial nature, and Seaton Hall as a premier billiard venue with twelve tables and a fine buffet attracting politicians and professionals nationwide.
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Michael B. Scanlon
Seaton Hall
Ninth and
D Streets
Seaton Hall Billiard
Scanton
Scanlon
Jay
Washington
Old Testament Times and Military Duty Numbers
From Puck, Mrs Stonechip Baby mocks backward speech as forty seven year old man cannot talk. Mrs Finnteave notes oddity, while a small boy aged forty last month utters few words. New York World via Gen Ainsworth cites 13,000,000 men available for military duty as Swettenham is ignored.
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Puck
New York
Ainsworth
Washington
Swettenham
Crom the Bush Auntéalpsian In Brisbane Cab Bites Sign
Readers report a fragmented Brisbane street scene with a cabbage vendor selling produce. A stray sign on a window claims a quirky catch phrase inviting passersby to inspect a boot style item. The text appears garbled and partial.
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Crom
Brisbane
Heart and lungs found on train brakes near Washington
Pieces of human tissue and hair were discovered on the brakes of Pennsylvania Railroad trains 59 and 61 believed to be from a woman or very small person. Workers recovered the organs and notified authorities who awaited morgue staff to identify the remains, thought to be from a fatal accident between Baltimore and Washington on a Saturday night.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Hong
Baltimore
Washington
J. Gonders
Yarimaster W. W. Gordon
Schoeneberger
Arctic Explorer Seeks Tough Volunteers in Odd Contest
From the Chicano News a tall tale of a great arctic explorer advertising for hardy volunteers. A suburbanite Winthrop Argyle impresses the explorer by recalling surviving cold North Western elevated trains. The tale blends caricature with humor across multiple clippings from Puck Detroit News Chicago News and more.
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Chicano News
Great Arctic Explorer
Great Arctic Exporer
Winthrop Argyle
North Shors
Rubens Pictures Stun Regions from Baltimore to Texas
Reports mention Baltimore reacting to Rubens images while New York is startled by Salome and Texas by Bailey, among other places. The items describe widespread public shock over art and a notable earthquake affecting multiple locales.
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Baltimore
Amricas
Nebraska
Rubens
New York
Salome
Texas
Bailey
The Proposal Trouble at Princeton
A fragment from a Princeton page shows a nervous speaker attempting to propose while another character teases him about his hesitation and appearance. The scene centers on awkward romantic tension and social expectations in a campus setting.
Local and Regional Names in Hotel Index List
A fragmented OCR list catalogs various individuals and places across states such as Arlington New Haven Indiana Kentucky Massachusetts Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Dakota Pennsylvania Rhode Island Carolinas Tennessee Texas Virginia and more. It reads like a names and towns directory with multiple personal and place entries, including professionals and residents, interspersed with hotel affiliations.
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Conrertout
H. Rossel
New Haven
Illinot
J. J. Tebsitte
Deavise
St. James
Indiana
Hornbrook
Indianapolis
New Kentucky
A. M. Lewry Laileyvile
Rigs
Massachusetts
W. Wool
Worcester
New Missouri
L. M. Jones
J . Bunyan
Kannerong
Raleigh
Edmonds
Lansing
Nalonat
York State
A. Rowentht Johmnstown
J B. Mest
Wits
Bowrkockelle
oFwena W. Coxe
G Campbell
A Veer
Gregusbero
Haleigh
George Meares
Wilmington
Jaws
Brie Linton
West Chester
William
Selfris
Elizabeth T. Selfridge
Bana
Belfridge
John
Ketcham
Norrode
Island
W. Branell
Providence
Steam Carolina
William H. Brewley
Watertown
Arlington
Charlee T Colvin
New Witlard
Tennessee
Mru
MM Gardenhire
Mies
A Gardenhire
Chat
Amos Bright
W. C Baxter
Sutton
National
Local names and places amid unclear OCR run
Fragmentary OCR lists several names and places including McCoskey Barhhead Gregory Bubb Hibite Inca London Raleigh. Reading unclear, no coherent event or action discernible.
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Eer Stateb
WHikm S_ McCoskey
H M Barhhead
Gregory
Beh
G. W. Bubb
A Royal Gwest and Political Grains from May to March
A plain dealer style note opens with a playful riff on a royal visit by the umbrella trust lord in May and his departure in March, then shifts to the House where Mr Tallman of Oregon discusses immigration limits and race suicide alongside canine import duties. The session adjourns after bills to erect monuments at census centers and a spelling reform resolution are considered.
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The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Umbrella Trust
Scout
Siam
Puck House of Representatives
Tallman
Oregon
Maine
States
Union
Senator Evades Trust Speech Controversy In Trade Talk
In a Chicago Tribune exchange a senator dodges questions about a recent speech on trusts. He claims no formal stance was taken, yet asserts he urged a position he deems the only correct and logical one amid the dispute.
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Chicago Tribune
Eoch Petty
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