Justice Brandeis and Zionism Honorary President
Justice Louis D. Brandeis of the U S Supreme Court was reelected honorary president of the recent Chicago convention of the Zionists of America. The document outlines Zionist aims in Palestine including settlement, land purchase, and supporting education and infrastructure to foster a viable Jewish homeland.
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Louis PD. Brandeis
United Sites Preme Court
Chicago
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Zionists of
Avnerica
Brandeis
Ebothe Tsfont Tocder
Afotu Om
Levee
Valestine
Ne Vienal Pune
Zion Commonwealth, Inc
Zionist Movement
Nenloef
Liebrow Univerist
Palestine
America
Euray
Vincent Row A Reserve Aviator Forms War Cadre
Colonel Vincent discusses the reserve corps as a means to prepare for national service. He argues the corps offers trained men ready for government needs in war and keeps specialists connected with public officials in peacetime.
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Tahoe
Dia
Ares Ieee
Aifears
Vincent
Surgeon General Addresses Flu Epidemic Concerns
The Surgeon General discusses the influenza threat in the United States, noting uncertainty about severity and timing this year. Officials emphasize surveillance, vaccination, and public health measures while stressing cautious preparation and avoidance of panic.
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United States
Dhesworld
Heanernt Pbbye
Public Health Service
Daue
American Women Wed Enemies Turn Budapest Hospitals
Countess Ssechenyi, wife of a Hungarian noble, and Countess Anton Sigray, once Miss Harriet Daly, were among American born women who, upon the war's entry, married enemies of their homeland. They converted their Budapest home and their husband s chateaus into hospitals and worked with the American Red Cross.
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Kassia Szechous
Tordesiv
Gladys Vidderhift
Han
Hungary
Ssechenyi
Ttungary
Budapest
Countess Anton Sigray
Harriet Daly
American Red Cross
Learning Bad's Business: Wood's Son Sails Navy Rise
Cornelius A Wood son of William Wood president of American Woolen works works as a wool sorter at the Washington Mills Lawrence. He earns a week and holds the toughest job in the pipes. He enlisted in the navy as a boy won a commission as ensign and was discharged as lieutenant junior grade.
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Cornelius A. Wood
Willian
Mr. Wood
Americaan Woolen Company
Washington
Lawrence
Navy
Poet’s new book spares no one in store chat
A writer visiting a department store learns from a sales girl that although Franklyre’s new poetry title is not available, they have many other works of similar quality. The anecdote hints at mixed reception among readers and retailers.
They Explore San Francisco Art Spots in Spaghetti Tunnel
A pair tours Chinatown the seals and museums then roams Bay Street's spaghetti tunnel. In Peacock alley they glimpse the Frangipani parade. One friend asks about art and gleefully declares a love for hitting big cities with arteries.
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San Francisco
Chinatown
Bay Street
Peacock Alley
Law
Foundation of True Beauty Through Noble Character
A reflection on true beauty rooted in character and inner radiance. Love and truth illuminate the ordinary, making beauty enduring and deepening with time.
Fishes Live in Ice of Siberian Rivers
During several months each year major Siberian rivers freeze to the bottom and imprison fish, yet the revived life begins when the ice melts in spring.
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Siberia
How to Avoid Backache and Nervousness
Providence Rhode Island resident Mrs Lynch describes chronic backache headaches and nervousness. She reports improvement after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urges others to try the remedy for functional disturbances.
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Providence, R. I
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Adeline B. Lyncx
Plain St
Providence
Begg's Mustarine Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Begg's Mustarine as the original mustard plaster for 20 cents. It claims rapid relief from headache neuralgia toothache earache and chest pain within five minutes and notes its suitability for bronchitis pleurisy lumbago and inflamed feet while warning of a burning but non blistering action and urging buyers to request the yellow package.
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Begg
Mustarine
Her Eyes to Blame
A woman recalls an eye exam using Madonna drops to enlarge pupils and the doctor’s claim she would see well with dark glasses. On a crowded car she ends up sitting on a young man’s lap before retreating to a rear seat and removing her glasses amid college boy laughter.
Genteel Environment Discusses Eloise in Prison Visit
The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes remarks about Eloise visiting a prison bank ers colony. The dialogue frames her welfare work among inmates as a refined society activity.
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Eloise
Bankers’ Colony
Birmingham Age-Herald
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