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U.ol
W. H. Hartman Co
Courier Ride
Comer Park Ave
Commercial Bt Telephone
John C. Hartman
Jackson McCey
We Age
Paisa Frese Ved
Averalee
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
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Story
Brooks & Finley
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Outdoor housekeeping and tidy parks inspire civic pride
The article argues indoor cleanliness reflects outdoor habits and urges parents to teach children to keep parks litter free. It praises tidiness as sanitation and calls for collective effort to keep cities and parks free of trash. It also recounts a Hoover profile noting early age, beard to look older, and a remark on American youth.
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Thorely
Hoover
Janina
Sanin
Bernstein
Shaw's Sixtieth Birthday Jest on Paying for Opinions
An opinion essay by George Bernard Shaw is discussed in the wake of his sixty ninth birthday, noting his quip about selling the “most important recent changes in the world” for 40 000 dollars. The piece reflects on modern finance and the monetization of intangible assets amid a flood of capitalization in the current era.
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George Bernard Shaw
Trish Crilic
Shaw
Tent-Circus Season Buoyed Despite Slumps in Chicago
The traveling circuses face mixed fortunes this season as most shows ride strong receipts while one major operator reports a recent slump. Weather has been favorable in many regions with sunny spells, aiding attendance. Cirque acts like Hengling Brothers and Bailey remain prominent, with overheads stretching tens of thousands daily, yet profits hinge on favorable seasons and steady crowds.
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Iuvense
Wil
Hingling Brothers
Bernuin Bailey Autht
Alcireuses
Cy Winihers
Gene
Rivatron
Afterthoughts on Cygnus and northern sky lore
In this reminiscence, the author muses on Cygnus the Northern Cross and its stars Deneb and Athlera, noting the Milky Way’s split streams, a rich star field, and visible nebulae. Observers recount myths of Cygnus, the white swan, and the cross’s poetic resonance with astronomy and ancient lore.
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Jane
Anny
Worthern
Deneb
Cygnus
Gupiper
Jafr Leda
Sparta
Castor
Pollux
Pesiusus
Lhorsy
Keats
Chapman
Homer
Cynical Physiology From Brady Health Column
In a satirical health column by Dr. William Brady the author argues that skin baths do not remove poisons or waste from the body. He stresses that sweating mainly exchanges substances already in urine and insists that health baths do not excrete toxins. He warns readers against sensational claims by bath advocates and urges regular moderate exercise to combat acidosis.
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Hrady
Althea
Health Department
Bright
Jana
Bushy Bear Snowball Scene In Garden Play
In a woodland garden Uncle Wiggily leads animal children in a winter fantasy using snowballs from a snowball bush. Susie Littletail and Jackie Bow Wow clash playfully on noses while others tumble and laugh as a squirrel drops a snowball on Uncle Wissily’s heart.
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Jace
Anela
Uncle Wiggily
Nurse Jane
Susie Littletail
Jackie Bow Wow
Charliehick
Jilin
Longtail
Mouse
Johnnie Bushytail
Uncle Wissily
Rabbit Gsentlemian
Babs Bunter
Aveil
Lin
Tooth
Bear Arrested After Snowball Skirmish With Uncle Wiggily
In a whimsical tale the Black Bushy Bear torments Uncle Wiggily and his friends until five Police Dogs arrest him after a snowball barrage. The animal children stay calm, and Nurse Jane calls for help as the scene ends with a tease of more adventures.
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Stubtail
Jane
Uncle Wiggily
Violence stirred by Bryan foes in 1896 campaign
The article recounts how Bryan faced harsh attacks from opponents, who labeled him with derisive epithets and used inflammatory rhetoric. It notes New York papers depicted Bryan’s speeches as restrained when read from manuscript, contrasting with earlier fiery oratory, and explains why Bryan chose prepared text to ensure accurate press reports. It also surveys contemporary reactions from major papers, clergymen, and politicians who contrasted violence with humor or labeled opposition as dangerous, linking it to broader concerns about religious and political tensions.
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Page
Bryan
New York
A. Walee
Konickerbocker
New ‘York
Chicago
Golkt
Dryas
James Ford Rhodes
Socantry
Caldhy
Ryan
C. H. Parkhurst
New York “Nation
New York Sun
Tobias Castor
Roosevalt
Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Willian J. Bryan
Kentucky
Ife
United States
Platte
Foraker
Christ
John
N.Y
Herenlé-Fribanc
Une le Wigwily snow Balls recounts playful tale
A whimsical tale set in a warm place where animal children live, featuring Une le Wigwily and Nurse Funan Wauazy guiding playful antics. The text blends farmlike scenes with quirky dialogue about snow and treats amid a bustling, affectionate community.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Revealing Questions
Nature club column invites readers to send general interest questions to the Nature Notes Dept. Answers promised for tomorrow. Past Qs cover chickadee carrion eating muskellunge egg production plant growth and animal tracking. Text presents garbled archaic wording but preserves inquiries and partial answers about birds, plants, and wildlife behavior.
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