Roosevelt third-term talk sparks party debate across papers
The piece surveys editorials from the Peoria Journal and Col. Watterson in Louisville, debating Roosevelt’s third-term stance. It notes continued dissent among allies, the Post’s cautious view, and fears of Mexicanization of government, while praising the President’s declared commitments and opposition to forcing a nomination.
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Atatesman
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Hepburn
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House of Representatise
Aisantagarom
Missinnippi
Iowa
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Fragmented Rumor and Reflections Mix in Old Texts
A jumbled excerpt contrasts crude social judgments with curiosities in late era print. It mentions a tall woman, a studio, and a cautious artist, then shifts to anecdotes about facial price tags, a loom of fashion, and a mock heroic rooster. Also cited are Emperor of Austria book cuttings and Princess of Wales scrap albums.
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Lee
Priir Kewon
Austria
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Princess of Wales
Sir Conan Doyle and the Moon Cause of Crimes Traced
Sir Conan Doyle argues moon phases drive insanity and crime, detailing alleged links between a full moon and violent acts. The article also discusses real power in foreign offices, praising permanent under secretaries as steadiest policymakers and highlighting Italian diplomat Malvano as a long-time foreign policy guide.
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Austria
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Europe
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Charles Hardinge
King Manard
Berlin
London
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Columbia
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Ams
Far
Wilfrid Laurer
King Carlos fat tale sparks clashes in Lisbon dispatch
A sensational dispatch from Lisbon, later debunked, claimed King Carlos of Portugal is a gourmand. The Count of Santa Eulalia defended the monarch, detailing a royal diet and fitness, while Dr Sheldon Leavitt urged caution in judging nutrition from temperament.
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Santa Eulalia
Chicago
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Kim
Sheldon Leavitt
Republican Party of Portugal
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Tauvitt
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Leavitt
Leprosy Myth vs Truth and a Boston Case
A fragmented discussion on leprosy challenges popular fear, noting the disease’s relatively low contagion and treatability with early care. It compares sensational reports from Europe and Syria to medical views, cites Osler, and argues against isolating lepers via colonies, stressing sanitation and climate as key factors in disease control. A stray dog poem and domestic quips appear in the margins.
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Arctic
Antarctic
Yenteruay
Boston
Syria
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St Forge
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Osler
Gyman
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Vansen
In the Swim A Legendary Brick of a Tale
A garbled city scene threads through a tale of figures amid a failed skyscraper plan and a patrolman rescue. A woman warns, a dangerous hoard of rotting poetry, and a pot mocks fate as a man clings to hope. The piece blends urban dream and peril with a refrain about a fragile pot in peril.
Plague of snails terrifies North Ames ward residents
Local accounts describe a bizarre infestation blamed on snails nicknamed Chinese anafis by a city entomologist. Residents report misery as snails maraud beds and corners, while officials discuss force and public prayers amid limited relief.
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A. J Beck
W .M Bowman
Brereton Avenue
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Tntomologist
Arizona Rejects Statehood Ties to Nevada
Views from Arizona officials in Washington push back on a joint statehood plan with Nevada. Assistant Secretary Lew W Colfine argues Arizona insists on separate status, citing geographic barriers and cultural differences. He notes Arizona’s population, wealth, and voter figures as evidence for independence from New Mexico and Nevada, while stressing local sentiment against joining.
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Splon
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New Mexico
Slong
Mexico
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Totel
Washington Post
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Collins She Wan
Maine
Stop Bookish Fragments on a Red Danger Tale
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled note about a danger signal on a railroad. Mentions a woman, a cheek, a son, and scattered phrases that suggest a cautionary or literary snippet rather than a clear event or report.
Great Mets Great Mistakes
A Washington Post page column riffs on a colossal misstep by a noted artist and praises Charles Sumner’s legacy amid Civil War era debates. It juxtaposes Republican gains with Roosevelt era loyalties, ending with a contemplative note on future presidential prospects and party dynamics.
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Supreme Court
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Tilden
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