The Rose's Thorn on Prohibition and Washington Visit
Sunday morning essay discusses the upcoming disarmament conference in Washington and the Volstead era, predicting crowded attendance and lax liquor rules for diplomats. It cites safety concerns, accidental deaths, and social issues, including commentary by Dr. Norris on traffic injuries and violence.
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Washington
United States
New York
A1r
Legation
Pan-American
Pennsylvania Avenue
Anti-Saloon League
Volstead
New York replaces coroner system with medical examiner
The first official report of New York City’s medical examiner lauds the shift from a coroner driven by memory to a formal autopsy and stenographic record system. It highlights exhaustive tables and notes the improved documentation of deaths by violence, accidents, and general health conditions.
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Norri
New York
Norris
City of
New York City
New Faces in Paris Face Remodeling Hospital
War era experiments on wounded men sparked reports that facial surgery can renew worn or deformed features. Dr Brettman, a Paris surgeon, operates a hospital dedicated to reshaping faces. Plaster casts line his studio as patients choose a beauty style to imitate with professional honesty.
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of Commerce
Brettman
Paris
Paris Dispatches
The Country School and Rural Education Gaps
A Columbia University professor cites facts showing rural country schools lag city schools in teaching, health, supervision, and administration. Farmers keep children out of school for farm work. urban improvements contrast with stagnant rural progress. The piece also critiques congressional efficiency and Prohibition, noting unemployment concerns and lingering liquor restrictions amid a League of Nations backdrop.
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Columbia University
Columbia University Authority
Montana Farm Bureau diet of dues and grain hopes
The Montana Farm Bureau favors keeping membership at one dollar to swell reach, noting the national affiliation funds local operations. A 25 million bushel Montana crop could yield about 25 million dollars at one dollar per bushel, boosting farmer cash flow and credit conditions amid metals and wool softness.
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Farm Bureau
National Bureau
Harlowton
Montana
Banking Corporation of Montana
Farrar Sued for Separation in Westchester County
Lou Tellegen, famed actor husband, sues Geraldine Farrar for separation in New York state court. He alleges Farrar barred him from entering their home after a fishing trip, with servants peering from behind curtains and changed locks preventing entry. He claims he had no time to remove his clothing.
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Geraldine Farrar
Lou Tellegen
Westchester County
New York
Tellegen
Mise Farrar
Horoscope for Sunday August 14 1921
Uranus and Venus aspects forecast a day favoring refined appeal and public questions. Clergymen may benefit while liberal ideas grow and radicalism wanes. Women face caution on romance and influence risk. actors may seek steady rewards. churches face internal strife amid debates. Mars may unsettle France. war danger lingers. Birth signs hint at change and marriages for young women.
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Venus
Mars
Leo
France
McClure
Wspaper Syndicate
Fragmented 1920s discord quotes mix muddled opinion
A garbled OCR collage cites varied comments from papers like News and Courier and San Francisco Chronicle about politics and currency, hinting at unrest, taxation, and debt. It references Trotsky, Hungary, bootleggers, diabetics, agar, and Lenine, with scattered questions on debt payments and international affairs.
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San Francisc Chronicle
Lenine
Humor Bits From Quotidien Cartoons and Ifs
A collage of tiny comic quips and jokes from periodicals highlights playful language and cultural stereotypes. A Scotsman, a wife, and a talking cucumber turn up in snippets showing light satire, domestic scenes, and humorous misreadings from 1920s era humor pages.
Rare South Sea animal collection arrives in Los Angeles
D C Roab brings 200 rare South Sea specimens to Los Angeles including a 200 pound orangutan, exotic birds, and reptiles. Experts value the haul at over 40000 dollars, with some larger specimens already sold to Lincoln Park Zoo and New York Zoo. Raab plans further expeditions in September to add more rare animals.
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Los Angeles
South Sea Islands
America
D. C
Roab
My Raab
Java
India
Borneo
Sumatra
Celebes Island
Lincoln Park
Chicago
New York Zoo
Raab
South Seas
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Weed
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Steger Building
Globe Building
Boston
Western Representatives
R. J. Bi Markettreet
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Clutle
Tor
Tya
the Country School
League of Nations
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Congress
THE
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Helena
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Funda
Harlowton Times
Hoe
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Naples
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Caruso
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Melstone
Melstone Messenger
Trotsky
Trotzky
Russia
News and
Pittsboro
Tim
Toled Blade
Brooklyn
Cartoons Magazine
Sassafras Simpsin
Bat Terailus
B. ‘Bultevin
South Sea
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