Heiress Sophia Says Divorce Pact Binds Princess Marital Fortune
Closeup on Princess Sophia of Greece and Prince Christopher outlines Rhode Island separation of property agreed in Switzer land and affidavits before Geneva consul. The article notes Sophia’s American status and a potentially binding fortune arrangement despite royal changes.
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Oil policy advocated by Manning urges world protection
Director Manning urged a wide open oil policy for the world, calling citizens and registrars to actively defend it. George O. Smith of the U S Geological Survey said U S oil supply was precarious, with undeveloped reserves enough for about twenty years. He noted Latin America, Britain, France and the Netherlands control main sources and favor policies preventing others from accessing them.
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Meee Rytad
Colby Named Secretary of State A Surprise Appointment
President Wilsum announced Bainbridge Colby as secretary of state to replace Robert Limsing. Colby, 52, born in St Louis, educated at Williams College and Columbia Law School, has practiced in New York since 1892 and held New York Assembly seat in 1904 02. His party shifts sparked Senate clashes between Reed and Ashurst.
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Chicago
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Arizona
British ambassador to America choice unsettled
The earl of Reading has declined Washington’s ambassadorship and Sir Auckland Geddes is selected. Geddes, former minister of national service and reconstruction, led the local government board and later held multiple high posts. He is American wife of Miss Ross of Staten Island.
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France
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England
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He Has No Worries About Presidency Emptian
Little Philip Pumutty, youngest of six children of Joseph B P Tu multy, secretary to President Wilson, appears untroubled by any anxiety tied to a presidential vacancy or duties.
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Chimney Rescue Order Clears Way For Sweep
In a southern English poorhouse turned military hospital a chimney sweep from an adjacent town climbed into the lower chimney to free the army sweep stuck there. The local sweep offered to extract him for fifteen shillings and a war office wire authorized removing the sweep at all costs.
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Flice
War Office
England tests clay in soap making for cost cuts
Experiments in England explore using colloidal clay to replace fatty acids in soap production. If successful, the method could lower costs and alter manufacturing economics.
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England
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Highlighted By Cairo Woman
A Cairo Illinois resident credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with alleviating severe female trouble and avoiding surgery. The letter from Mrs J R Matthews describes pain fainting spells and nerve distress improved after using the product, and urges others to seek guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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The Real One College Education Payoff Debate
A brief snipe on education quotes: “Don’t you think a college education pays?” and the reply “No, the man who tries to get his son one, does.” The exchange hints at differing views on value and access in higher learning.
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