Ex Gov Murphy Guest at the White House
Ex governor of New Jersey Franklin Murphy attended a White House function in Washington yesterday. The event included other notable guests and extended to discussions with figures such as Cyrus McCormick and Mrs. Ter Helment, with travel plans noted for various attendees to New York, Chicago, Nassau, and Bermuda.
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White House
New Jersec
Brankiin Murphy
Washington
Mme Jus Strand
Chicago
Mra Cyrus McCormick
Diet and Health Hints From Dr T J Allen
Nutrition guidance from 1913 emphasizes natural feeding for infants when mother’s milk is unavailable. If not, use milk from a healthy cow or other humanely sourced substitutes, ranking fresh cow milk and pasteurized options above condensed, boiled, or sterilized milk. Avoid milk from high pedigree cows with infection risks.
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T. J. Allen
Joseph B Bowles
Thought for Today on women's time and virtue in public life
A fragmented, early 20th century style critique discusses women work, time, and moral duty. It argues women should be prepared to balance duties at home and society, urging self restraint and strengthening character amid wartime or public life pressures.
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Evers
Uesia
Social leaders snapshots and a gala event at Washington
A set of fragmented notes details social figures at a Washington event with Countess Granard and other titled guests. The long text mentions fashion, pearls, diamonds, and attendees including Lady Granard, Mina of York, and Anthony Drexel, describing dress and social expectations surrounding the gathering and its entertainment.
English Friends Dinner in Dublin Aboard a Social Cruise
In May, fate sends a wife to Dublin as her husband serves a command. She joins Airs Jomn and other guests for dinners and lunches most weeks, meeting Mrs. Avi Asi Capi and Sas Coudert along with the Countess of Craven and the Macquis. The gathering includes English friends among the Creme circle.
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Dubin
Cununander
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Ling
Returns to life in coffin on farm near Lack Durk
A dramatic incident reports a baby presumed dead in a coffin on a farm near Lack Durk, revived after waterlogged chest and a rapid medical effort. Parents feared death as moisture gathered at the chest, but stimulants revived the infant, restoring life.
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Vis Michael Mahol Hove
Lack Durk
Fragmented social essay on individuality and loss
A garbled passage laments the erosion of individuality in society. It references professors and Amherst College, hints at social danger from conformity, and laments a birthright or personal uniqueness being sworn away. The text is incomplete and hard to decipher.
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John
Misa
Amherst
Teter
Minneapolis Students Deficient in Midterm Failures Record
University of Minnesota reports a spike in failures after a mid term period. Principal Pierce says about sixty students will have notices revised and many are listed as deficient in three studies.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Pierce
Leap Year Party Planning From Old Tip Sheet
A fragment describes a Leap Year themed party with women inviting men, masked costumes, and playful competitions. It mentions hostess roles, guest seating, dancing, and prizes, with men and women alternating tasks and intimate flirtation games as part of the suggested entertainment.
Count the Ink Circles in the Rendless Clam Puzzle
A puzzle asks to count the number of ink circles in an intricate rendition. Each ink circle is complete and may intersect or touch others. No tricks or deceptions are intended. Prizes go to the nearest correct count based on accuracy and patience in solving.
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Enter To Enter T boreath and sou pay for Daily Post
Payment options explained for daily, Sunday, and weekly editions with per month rates. Subscriptions earn dividends from prizes, varying by duration and number of submitted solutions. Safety steps include registered mail or money orders, with locale restrictions for Washington and suburbs.
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Daily Post
Otter Hall
Loire
Washington Uty
Puzzle contest rules set for tied answers and prizes
The article outlines a puzzle competition with multiple tied answers. It explains that only tied solvers may proceed to the next puzzle, with a sequence of second and third puzzles used to break ties. Prizes are awarded without division when ties occur, and further rules govern how ties determine prize order and eligibility.
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Notices to Subscribers About Address Changes and Credits
A printed notice instructs subscribers to inform The Post of address changes and to have an agent return any credit slips for dues. It warns The Vent won't be responsible for credit handling if changes are not promptly communicated.
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Mallef
Vent
Prize table outlines Post subscription prize values
The record lists multiple prize levels with cash amounts and incentives tied to subscriptions to The Post. It includes a first capital prize of 40000 with daily values up to one year, a second prize of 100 dollars plus 25 times subscription payments, and numerous other prizes from watches to merchandise and a library. The structure pairs base awards with multipliers on subscriber payments.
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Prinex
Daly
Nee
Taylor
Ivy
Post
Pedamobiles for Children Puzzle Contest Contests Rules
The text outlines a puzzle competition requiring solutions with no subscription money. multiple solutions allowed. submissions can be joint or by individuals. money sent after forwarding is not refunded. all papers must be preserved and the puzzle manager may form a committee for questions with final decisions.
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