No Room Abroad for Sightseers
New York reports that 2,000,000 Americans plan transatlantic trips in the next two years with many seeking European battlefields. Experts warn advance hotel bookings and cautious travel plans as demand rises, especially in London and Ostend, with Belgium praised for battlefield access but ample accommodation concerns loom.
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New York
EuroPe
Hell Spring
Sumer
Vercy S. Bullen
Association of Foreign Press Representatives
United States
London
Argonne Forest
Chateau-Thierry
St. Mihiel
England
Bullen
Western
Olient
Neequinodations
Mrr. Butten
Liverpool
Rag Doll on Arm Creates Sensation on Broadway
Mrs. Carl Lamb of Philadelphia shows a 12 inch rag doll named Patsy Dooley on Broadway. The arm companion, with a ribbon, says she will take Patsy to China and bring along Thomas Squveel ix, a brother doll, for company.
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New York
Carl Lamb
Philadelphia
Lamb
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Broadway
Patsy Dooley
Communists in Big German Plot Uncovered in Munich
German authorities disclose Spartacist and independent communist plots spanning demonstrations to planned assassinations. Investigations trace funds to Bolshevik Russia and allied groups as government documents reveal intended strikes, murders, and red “shack troops” amid a rising agitation in Munich and across Central Europe.
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Zerbin
Germany
Ibd
Ane
Spartacists
Munich
Owever
Binu
Gener
Halle
Blau
Russia
Gerasny
Austria
Czecho- Slovakia
Deer Befores Food Taming Yellowstone's Wildlife
Horace Albright, Yellowstone superintendent, says U S protection has tamed park animals including deer and beggar bears. He notes deer enter houses for food and bears beg from visitors, with increasing tainting of natural behavior and risks for both animals and people.
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Denver
Horace Mi Albright
Yellowstone National Park
Stephen Ml Mather
National Parks
Mr. Albright
White Fe
Albright
Yellowstone
The Convincing Word and the Miracle Driver
A proprietor recalls a sharp sales line and a famed southern driver tale. A colored cab driver famously ferried a passenger and horse to a station in time, the horse balking only at the call to move. The traveler rewarded the driver with a dollar, claiming a remarkable miracle.
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Vito
Pen to Stray Beyond Park Boundaries
A stray animal issue prompts action as authorities consider new measures to keep the animal within park limits. Residents report sightings and call for clearer boundaries and enhanced monitoring to prevent further incursions.
Woman Dog Catcher in Denver Claims World Title
Mrs Laura Dietrich is described as the only woman dog catcher in the world and deputy bound mistress at the Denver dog pound. Superintendent William Fox says initial doubts gave way to praise noting dogs resist a woman less than a man and Dietrich handles them with less trouble.
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Denver
Colo
Laura Dietrich
Pearl in oysters shocks Beloit man and son
Wilson bought a quart of oysters for 50 cents in Beloit Wisconsin. He bit into one shell and found a pearl. His son soon had a similar bite. The largest pearl is valued at 50 dollars and another at 10 dollars, totaling 60 dollars from two bites.
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Beloit
Wis
Porrest
Wilson
Spoiled Canned Food Warning From Medical Journal
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports deaths from botulism after consuming spoiled canned asparagus. Experts note home canning and inadequate boiling as causes, warning that even small quantities can kill. odor warning signs are not always reliable for humans or animals.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Charles Thorn
Ruth B. Edmondson
L. S. Giltner
Micro Biological Laboratory
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Corliss Engine Inventor George Henry Corliss
George Henry Corliss born in Easton, N Y, began with a boot sewing machine and moved to Providence Rhode Island in 1844. He led a firm manufacturing steam engines and, in 1848, perfected the Corliss engine which transformed stationary engine use worldwide. He died in Providence in 1889.
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George Henry Corliss
Corliss
Easton
Providence
R. 1
Gordon Keeps Quiet Baby Busy With Watch Tale
A mother asks Gordon to quiet the baby while she shops. The infant begins to cry as Gordon gives the child his watch to play with. The mother is horrified when the baby mouths the watch, and Gordon explains he held the chain so it wouldn’t go far, adding pa promised a better one anyway.
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Gordon
Baby
Italian Libya shown as two provinces on African coast
Italian Libia comprises the provinces of Tripolitana and Cirenaica along the north African coast between French Tunis and Egypt. The northern limit lies near 338 degrees north latitude, while the southern boundary remains unmapped as the territory extends into the Sahara.
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Tripolitana
Cirenaica
Les
Africa
Tunis
Egypt
Sahara
Rain-no Game
A brief student essay notes that rain cancels a baseball game. The pupil omits details about teams or location, focusing on weather stopping play and the result being no contest. The tone resembles a child's simple explanation of why the game cannot occur.
Lame Man Healed at the Beautiful Gate
A motivational sermon outlines Peter and John healing a beggar at the temple gate. It details the miracle, the beggar’s response, and the crowd’s reaction, then records Peter’s sermon urging repentance and belief in Jesus Christ as the Messiah.
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Peter
John
Night of Betrayal Light and Eternal Darkness
A sermon contrasts Judas's night of betrayal with the disciple's light in Christ. It warns that turning from Jesus leads to spiritual night, while remaining in fellowship brings eternal life. It urges repentance before the final, irreversible darkness.
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Judas
Christ
Golgotha
Jesus
God
Service of Life and the call to service
The piece asserts life is measured by usefulness and service to the world. It stresses that happiness comes from faithful service, not pomp or rank, echoing Jesus washing disciples' feet as a model of ministering to others.
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Jesus
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