Hartman Tone Courter Bida and Commercial
A scanned page fragment shows ad markets and subscription pricing for Hartman Ton Courter, noting mail rates within 50 miles and 6 month or 12 month terms. The piece includes boilerplate about postal matters, advertising rules, and office locations, with editorial notes on agriculture and economic commentary. It mentions figures and names such as Hartman, Hartnids President, and Annie Moore, amid mixed industry notices and wire service credits.
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Ah Ws
Hartman Ton
St. Hone
Hartnids
Ang Waiter
Urer
Annie Moone
Waterloo
United Prema
International News
Associated Press
Talso
York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Avenuos
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Italy stirred by attack on English messenger
An English king’s messenger was beaten by fascists near Milan after a night clash outside a central station. Papers were checked, but the assailants apologized and the incident was settled with a formal letter. The event stems from fascist and police paper checks after dark.
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Italy
Milan
England
Central Station
Maly
Equal Rights in Romance Expenses
A Baltimore Evening Sun Voice of the People column argues for equal rights in dating costs amid independent incomes for women. The correspondent cites a secretary earning 35 dollars weekly who has dated for two years, urging partners to share entertainment expenses halving the burden.
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Baltimore
5UN
Voice of the People
Whooping cough advice and public health views
Dr. William Brady discusses whooping cough remedies and prevention. He criticizes excessive public health isolation rules, explains incubation and contagion timings, and endorses vaccination and careful handling to prevent spread. The column also tackles reader questions on hair loss and drowning first aid.
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Michigan State Health’ Board
Haly
Fl G
Wales
Settin
Teaching the Immigrant by GLENN RANK
A 1904 essay argues Americanization should be a national civilization project not mere schooling. Immigrants are invited to participate in rebuilding a dynamic social order, with focus on cooperation, opportunity, and shared American life rather than static creed or forced discipline.
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Brady
William Brady
Cure Ab
America
Broadway Sucker Tricks Highlight City Racketeers
A New York feature describes Broadway jewel auctions and slick racketeers led by the famed Dapper Dan who prey on gullible victims amid a string of public cons. The piece notes pickpockets, fur thefts, and the contrast of city life with the kindness shown to the elderly.
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New
York
Broadway
Rae
Columbus
Cirele
Herald
Square
Plattsburg
Dapper Dan
Oak
Uncle Wiggily's Shower Bath Misadventure
Uncle Wiggily escapes a Fox and Bear trap by tricking them with a riddle outside their den. The bunny returns home, cools off with a polar bear shower, and sketches a puzzle picture for Mr Whitewash while planning more tales of Uncle Wiggily and his peach exploits.
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Bear
Fox
Mr. Lang
Ears
Wigpily
Black Bear
Mr. Fox
Wigerly
Bunny
Riphb
Uncle
Hear
Uncle Wigeguy
Mr. Whitewash
Jack Frost
Watermelon Prices and Nostalgia in New York World
The New York World laments watermelon prices rising to 2 83 each and recalls a bygone era with two melon sorts. It contrasts 4 and 10 cent melons, praising the 5 cent variety for seed color and flavor while decrying the degenerate, pale type now common.
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New York World
Summer Stargazing Across the Night Sky
A writer in the London Times extols summer stargazing as the best season for observing the heavens. The piece praises Orion and Scorpio, notes Antares as a red giant, and reflects on cosmic perspective seen from places like Luxor’s obelisk. It also mentions Saturn’s position in Scorpio and the allure of Southern Cross imagery amid southern skies.
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London Times
England
Will-o'-the-Mill
Areturus
Aldebaran
Caribbean
Scorpio
Orion
Jong
Tate
Antares
Place de Concorde
Luxor
Egypt
Centaurus
Les Rush
Jone
Isabella
A Little Saturday Talk From the Leviathan
Uncle Rays Corner notes a Saturday talk from aboard the Leviathan near New York harbor. He plans to send a letter ashore via pilot boat within an hour and anticipates the Lark newspaper office will publish before his Europe letters arrive.
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New York Harbor
Heurope
Farewell at the Pier as Ship Begins Voyage
A narrator recalls rushing to the pier to board a large ship before the gangplank rose. About 9,000 people cheered and waved farewell as the steamer backed away. The writer plans future letters from Europe detailing visits to England and schools, and promises further stories from the sea.
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Europe
Gord
Columbus
John Cabot
England
Uncle Ray
Cadbury Seeds and Hoover Shift Noted in Ottumwa Courier
The passage discusses eating seeds in a playful, rustic style then shifts to report that President Calvin Coolidge faces a resignation in the secretary of commerce post. The piece notes the need to appoint a successor who will advance the department’s usefulness to the public and acknowledges a distinct era with Hoover.
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Hoover
Ottumwa
Calvin Coolidge
Secretary of Commerce
Commerce
United States
Burroughs Nature Club Answers Seek Help
Readers submit questions to the Nature Notes Dept asking about feeding young ducks, protecting home trees from caterpillars, and glowworms. The column promises tomorrow’s Answers with general guidance on canaries, abalone versus mother of pearl, and rabbit and hare biology, noting pet ailments lack professional advice.
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Nature
Nature Notes Dept
Canaries
Abe Martin report on fashion and prosperity
Fragmented lines describe Miss Pear, a reception, and a new hat drawing attention. The text references belief in prosperity and a scene about instruction or fishing. Names and clear details are incomplete, yielding a vague social note fragment.
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Miss
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