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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
10
Cleveland May 11. Four railroad brotherhoods demand a shorter work day for freight train crews and attack railroad claims that no rise in operating costs is affordable. They cite stock issues, underwriters, and bonds as wasteful revenues to fund dividends and excess capitalization.
Thousands of deaf people are urged to discard hearing devices and learn lip reading through a Kansas City school program. The ad touts universal accessibility, promises free information, and cites The New International Encyclopaedia. It appeals to both deaf and hearing individuals to understand dialogue in films and daily conversation.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance brief notes show a listing for 15 tf-6727 in the Reddish Block area. Details indicate a property listing or advertisement with related loan and insurance references.
A collage of gossipy pieces includes a clergyman discussing depravity with an illiterate parishioner, a Los Angeles jitney disaster told via a sea captain metaphor, humorous epitaphs from various towns, a dialect sketch, and a whist club tale about kissing before dawn.
A Chicago letter mocks the Tribune for using a disguised reference to hell in May 19 coverage of the Matters case. The writer attacks the masking as transparent and alludes to inappropriate innuendo and a cheeky past remark, concluding with a cutting insult toward the paper.
The note replies to a prior letter dated the 29th and states awareness that Ga and Fla has not run fast enough to endanger the life of a hog, suggesting concern over speed or safety.
Capital Stock 35000.00 Undivided Profits 8031.39 Deposits 205708.66 Cashier's Checks 11312.29 Depositors G. Fund 434.11
In a letter to the Chicago Tribune, John Williams argues a train crew behaved excessively in chasing a hog and that the railroad should compensate for the animal. He asserts the hog slowed the engine and claims the GA and F owe for stock losses, urging legal action or settlement.
A fragment describes a man seeking ministry who claims knowledge of Bible history by recounting that the queen of Sheba was going down to Jerusalem. The readable text shows him telling this tale before an examining board.
A garbled speech segment blends biblical refrain with political theater. In a hotel lobby a local notable interrupts a gathering as a vice president and party depart, calling for two congressmen and two gentlemen. The text preserves odd phrasing and terse stage imagery.
A congressional panel traveled to a northwestern state to help open an exposition. A morning parade featured visiting dignitaries riding in automobiles. Jervey Tnsh chauffeured the tour, while the plan called for two senators or representatives and two local escorts per car.
A missionary from India spoke in a Des Moines Iowa church about traveling inland where he fell ill. He carried Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and believes it saved his life abroad and could help those with bowel complaints at home. The speaker endorsed the remedy as effective.
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