Life Is Not All in the Painted Verse and Faith
A fragment from a Williston page ponders life’s value amid sorrow and endurance. It contrasts weary toils and partings with faith in God’s goodness and strength, reflecting a devotional tone and uncertain future. The piece names no clear date or names beyond a distant reference to Warnack and Los Angeles.
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Warnack
Lon Angeles
The Mark of Her Birth by Peyton Williams II
A well dressed woman escorts an infant at the Central depot and a male passenger raises the alarm. The infant, a girl about three weeks old, is taken to the foundlings home. Mary Jackson later rises from Hobbs Court to fame as Marie Jackson, the child wonder, after being discovered by a manager who sees her talent at a box at the Garrick theater.
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Herald
Murphy
F Street
Ger
Foundlings
Mary
Hobbs Court
Homer Jackson
Jacksons
Tobe Heller
Tobe
Jackson Flat
Heller
Marie Jacksons
Hobbs Courtiies
Mary Jackson
Benjamin Ekateln
Helen
Mrs. Vanderbeck
Paul
Marie Jacksont
Ekstein
George
Mra. Vanderbeck
Mia Vanderbeck
Claude
Antique Furniture Tastes Across Britain and France
An article reviews antique furniture's enduring appeal and the shift from cheap modern goods to refined pieces inspired by eighteenth century masters like Chippendale and Heppelwhite. It notes English taste, cross influence from France, and the balance between authentic craftsmanship and affordable Modern productions. It also includes unrelated commentary on neatness and bathing advice from the Chicago Post.
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London
Engileh
Chippendale
Sheraton
Heppelwhite
Ince
Mayhew
France
Channel
Louis
Woman of the Hour Reed Smoot's Senatorial Rise and Controversy
The article profiles Mrs Reed Smoot wife of Utah Senator Reed Smoot detailing opposition from religious groups and women’s groups ahead of Congress in December. It notes her father banker Henry Eldredge of Salt Lake City and that she is mother of six. It recounts Smoot's rise from mill boy to Mormon apostle and his unbroken push for the U S Senate, highlighting church backing and a landmark Utah legislature vote.
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Reed Smoot
United States
Utah
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Presbyterian, Baptist
Methodist
Acris
Congress
Smoot
Henry 8. Eldredge
Salt Lake City
United States Senate
Brigham Young
England
Ineas
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints
Rockies
Rawlins
How to Pack Trunks Like a Dresser’s Guide
Practical packing advice covers leisurely preparation, folding skirts with flat fronts, rolling paper in folds, stuffing lingerie and stockings to prevent shifting, and padding corners with soft tissue. A separate note gives a shampoo mix recipe and cautions that raw vegetables must be washed to remove worm larvae and disease germs.
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Chicago News
The Dark's Silent Watch Over a Village
Poem excerpt recounts the dark figure moving through a village at night. Andre Cage is startled as shadows creep past dim retreats. Children sleep till dawn while the Dark keeps vigil and gently passes, not harming any sleeping heads.
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Andre Cage Cata
Hattie Whitney
Zouth
Romance of the West’s Sioux Chief Red Cloud Spirit
Will Jordan, a white father and Sioux mother, is introduced as chief of a Sioux band while tracing noble lineages to Gallinger in Mayo and John DeCoursey of Galinger. The Brooklyn Eagle notes Red Cloud’s close bond with Jordan, their marriage to Wee Washte, and the tribe’s council granting consent with language restrictions. APhoto shows him at 18 wearing a scalp coat from Crow war with 100 to 150 scalp fringe pieces.
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Will Jordan
Gallinger
Mayo
Will
Sionx
Magpe-Luta
Red Cloud
John DeCoursey
Galinger
Jordan River
Plains
Col. Jordan
Wee-Washte
Jordan
Saya
Brooklyn Eagle
Wee- Washte
Bloux
Animals at sea and their sea sickness quirks
An amusing outline describes wild animals and their reactions to sea travel. The polar bear tolerates the sea while most animals hate ships, with the tiger crying and eyes watering on board. Horses perish, oxen resist seasickness, elephants need medical help. A remedy of hot water whisky and quinine is noted.
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Hervic
Germany’s War Preparations Highlight Empire Stockpiles
The report notes Germany’s extensive war readiness with duplicated bridges and stocks across the empire and in allied regions. It cites France’s bridges, plus duplicates of bridges in other concerned countries. The piece also surveys European cheese production, listing France, Holland, Switzerland, Italy, and Denmark varieties and brands.
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Germany
France
War Department
Empire
Holland
Switzerland
Italy
Denmark
Infernal toothpick machine experiment described
A fragmented set of instructions details assembling a cross of five toothpicks with a top divider, a demon shaped figure of breadcrumbs or wax, cork body, and wafer-like limbs. After positioning on a tumbler foot the device is ignited to cause a burning effect and break apart, with the figure supposedly hurled into the air.
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sir—Bostom
Gilat
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Woman OF the Hour
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Mrs. Reed Smoot
Mung
Romance OF the West
Young Red Cloud
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