Automobiles and speed records at Ormond races era
The article surveys early 1900s speed feats across autos, steam locomotives, trains, ships, and boats. It contrasts automobile racing with horse racing, notes record times, notable drivers, and the cultural allure of speed while warning against reckless risk. It also mentions Maud S and a separate local crime obituary about a widow found dead.
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Automomle
Bowda Oat Ormond
Loy Mies
Sul
Automobil
Florida
Fleming
Fawksoniile Fla
Ormond
Falmyra
Marshan NX
New York
Chicise
William
Germany
France
United States
England
Long Island
Rochester
Nore
Vanderbilt
Krug’s
Mineola
Frank Croker
Hemety
America
Italy
Brescia
Raggio
Queenstown
Plymouth
Lloyd Imer
Kaiser Wolhelm
Hick
Deutschland
Women gamblers rise as bridge and roulette entice
A hotel room hosts lessons in bridge skat and roulette where women learn gambling for money. A teacher notes that nine tenths of women who play bridge wager cash and says gambling among women is rising from San Francisco to Maine, with New York women seen as increasingly prone to risk. The article cites social scrutiny and religious figures questioning this trend.
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Teicher
Skat
Ler Ife
New York
San Francisco
Maine
Boston
Henry Clay
Monte Carlo
Ynouge Et Noir
Anomie
Americaria
St Altongether
Bridge
Cach
Women and gambling in social life and clubs
A discussion on women and gambling habits at social events and resorts. Women are depicted as prone to risk at cards like bridge and roulette, with anecdotes of large losses abroad and at home. The piece notes shifts from bridge to skat and roulette and contrasts female losses with male attitudes toward gambling.
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Garda
Italy
Dries
Amether
Vno Eidiege
Gil
Aon
Maude
Baltimere
Divisianee
Lee
Retired Capitalist Reveals First Business Setback
A former capitalist recounts his initial failure after seeking greater scope. He explains that accepting a smoker’s bias harmed a job chance, then learned to drop the cigar in meetings, earning respect and later securing new opportunities. The tale emphasizes discipline and adapting conduct to win trust.
Leavitt Family Welcomes First Grandson Named Bradfield Bryan Leavitt
Mr and Mrs A D Leavitt of this city celebrate the christening of their grandson Bradfield Bryan Leavitt on Christmas day in Denver. Homer Leavitt, son of the Leavitts and Ruth Bryan, wed against her father’s wishes, and the christening was sent to William Jennings Bryan. The Leavitts’ first child was a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesmars
A D Leavitt
Homer Leavitt
Ruth Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Denver
Bryans
Bradfield Bryan Leavitt
Leavitts
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Maud S. Fi
Nathan Pan
Newport, Sara Branch
Jay
Hanks
Lou
Heu
Reginald Xaridi
Wk, Jr
Morris Park
Webb American
T Mule
Chevrolet
New Oldfield
California
W. K
H. I Bowden
Tance
Ormord
McDonald's
Maud S
Messenger
Gen. Grant
Cornelus Vanderbilt
William H. Robert Bonner
Bonner
Commodore
Harlem
Wee Awe
Dan Patch
Chicago
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Central
Shore
Sud Express
Paris
Bayonne
Buffalo
London
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Pans-Calais
New Haven
Mortford
Schenectady
Imblic
H I Caulkins
oShamd Tor
Ifr Bashant
Biey Oldfield Lreaklve Jraek
Pegord
Ake
Leff
Wour
Providence
Bella
Frou
Cleveland
Earth
Sky
Beven
Tomisht
Han
Wadham
Anether
Wwe
Bryan
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