President Harding Addresses Plymouth on Liberty and Justice
The president spoke at Plymouth praising religious liberty and political freedom. He urged upholding laws amid widespread smuggling, noting coastal enforcement and three mile limit limits. The piece contrasts his plain style with grandiose oratory and warns that defying law is anarchy.
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New York Sun
Rain maker Hatfield floods prairie with promises and profits
Article portrays C M Hatfield the alleged rainmaker paid 8000 dollars by Alberta farmers to deliver 4.24 inches of rain. It notes Wisconsin officials offer 3000 dollars per inch, while scientists doubt his abilities. The piece also discusses a broad revival of prohibition era smuggling, supported by navy assets, as federal authorities vow to curb the venture. It mentions smugglers include men of varying origin and the scale of the operation.
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Medicine Hat Trict
Alberta
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Wisconsin
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Canada
High Seas
United States
Haynes
Baltimore
Boston
Edison Sabbaths Four Hours Sleep On Camping Trip
Report from Big Pool Maryland says Thomas A Edison rested deeply in his tent while the Edison Ford Firestone party relaxed nearby. Eye witnesses note he consistently sought quiet naps during the outing and used the time to advance his sleep schedule.
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Thomas A. Edison
President Harding
Big Pool
Edison
Ford
Firestone
Bishop Anderson
Wizard of Electricity
Mr. Edison
Not Work Enough For All
A 1917 commentary recalls Germanys submarine surge and the vast wartime tonnage shifts. It notes 60 million tons of mercantile capacity by 1918, and explains 25 percent of all 1892 1920 ship launches occurred in the three years to 1920. The piece critiques politics, media, and leaders like Borah Watson and Small, with a satirical tone on expectations for Washington conferences.
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Germany
The Future of Butte and Montana Economy
A collage of editorials urges cautious disarmament talk, notes copper wealth in Butte, predicts mine reopenings and thousands of jobs as conditions normalize. It cites bonds, investments, and public securities as policy goals while stressing state finance and utility securities.
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Glasgow Courier
Flashes and Reactions Across Papers Collide in 1920s Wit
A collage of quotes from multiple papers comments on politics and society. Evansville mayor donates salary to public welfare, a battleship bridge bombing idea surfaces, a judge questioned on time, Russian bread demand, lynching mentions, Solomon temple cost, French joke about Germany, a Paris lion hunt, and American surgeons restoring a lacerated heart.
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Ben Bosse
Evansville
Indianapolis News
Humorous Quotations From Old Newspapers
A collage of quips and comic exchanges from Cincinnati Enquirer Boston Transcript London Opinion and New York Sun, features jokes about wives cooks home brew clever girls and chaperones. The snippets name Joyce Madge Gladys Dorothy and Billy among others, reflecting lighthearted banter and social stereotypes of the era.
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Smith
Jones
Cincinnati Enquirer
Joyce
Indy
Madge
Boston Transcript
London
Tom
Washington Po
Alice
Virgina
New York Sun
Dorothy
PALS CELEBRATE DOUBLE BIRTHDAYS IN FREEPORT
In Freeport, Long Island, D. M. Tredwell age 96 and his grandnephew Charles P. Harvey age 11 marked a joint birthday. Tredwell, a noted lawyer and businessman, joked about being “a kid again” as he prepared for a playful boxing bout with Harvey in a celebratory photo.
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Freeport
Long Island
D. M.tredwell
Charles P. Harvey
Mr. Tredwell
Harvey
Broolyn
Tredwell
Horoscope Forecast For Tuesday August First Year
Astrologers mark Tuesday as fortunate with benefic aspects among Jupiter Mercury and Saturn. Trade and commerce may improve and treaty contracts gain favorable influence. Farmers benefit from better conditions transportation improves though hot weather will persist this month. Predictions note rise of new leaders in work and bursts of artistic expression affecting architecture theatre and music. Continuous labor troubles loom though. Drownings warned for swimmers this season. Leo born are predicted active and successful with lucky lives and leadership traits.
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Leo
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