Ex-kaiser voiced by two Hungarian pastors interview
The ex-kaiser grants an interview to two Hungarian pastors on politics religion and culture. He denounces evolutionists and democracy calls for monarchy and a strong hand. He praises Germany’s future, predicts revival including kultur, notes publishing stats, and hints at his delayed fate.
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Bill
Bryan
Germany
England
France
Sherlock Holmes
Nick Carter
Yap Yap the Prairie Dog Habitat Tale
Digger the Badger explains Yap Yap’s sand mound doorway and underground tunnel system. Yap Yap digs straight down forming a circular doorstep around his mound to keep water out and grass nearby for easy grazing. Peter and Digger discuss the prairie dog town and the clever creature’s eating habits and homes.
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Peter Rabbit
Digger the Badger
Digger
Peter
Mr. Badger
Johnny Chuck
Farmer Brown
Yap Yap
Green Meadows
Brown
Danny Meadow
Larmer Brown
Reddy Fox
T. W. Burgess
ADM Hough Assigned To Guard Missionaries In China
Admiral Henry Hough, director of naval intelligence, is assigned to protect American missionaries and business interests along the Yangtze River. He will command a gunboat patrol extending up to Ichang, succeeding Admiral Charles McVey. He was born in St Pierre Miquelon and graduated from the Naval Academy in 1891.
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China
Henry H. Hough
Naval Intelligence
Washington
Yangtze River
Ichang
Charles McVey
Hough
St. Pierre
Island of
Miquelon
Newfoundand
United States Naval Academy
Morris
Paris
Leningrad
Wilmington
Annapolis
Brest
France
Berne
Switzerland
Admiral Hough
Utah
Legion of Honor
Foreign Countries and Monthly Rates Listed
An OCR fragment shows pricing for foreign country listings with monthly, daily, and Sunday rates. It includes amounts like $2.00, $6.00, £13.00, and 803.40 with 4.60. It references a six month period and mentions Daily and Sunday as options.
Coolidge Faces Opposition Over Economy Plan in Congress
Rumblings of opposition to Coolidge's economy program arise as congress faces next year's budget. Smoot and Madden warn of rising appropriations while the country expects further economies. Planned cuts for 1927 target the army navy shipping board and Washington, with fierce battles anticipated.
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Coolidge
Senate
Smoot
Finance Committee
Madden
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Washington
Army and Navy
Shipping Board
District of Columbia
Navy
Army
William Hohenzollern Revered by Many Yet History Denies Return
The passage recalls public mourning for William Hohenzollern comparing him to Julius Caesar and noting many former subjects privately long for his restoration while he remains politically defunct and largely unangered by current events.
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Mark Anthony
Caesar
Julius Caesar
William Hohenzollern
William
The Busy Bandit in New York Halting of Store Robberies
The piece notes New York chain store holdups surge with subway and elevated stations robbed 93 times since 1924 while shoe stores suffer 82 incidents and United Cigar outlets up to 16 monthly. Insurance officials urge harsher laws and mandatory penalties, though enforcement remains doubtful as stores limit cash on hand to deter robbers.
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New York
Chicago
United Cigar Stores
Wisconsin Elephant Advice Debate Persists Amid Denial
The discussion over elephant management in Wisconsin continues despite Young Bob’s assertion that there is no such animal. The debate highlights ongoing questions about handling and control of a creature many doubt exists.
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Wisconsin
Young Bob
New-Style Enforcers to Tighten Grip on Supply Demand
Governors and mayors clash over policy as enforcement officers loom larger. Tensions rise as Smith and Hylan publicly spar despite efforts to stay cool, each accusing the other of provoking trouble with sharp public taunts.
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Governor Smith
Hylan
Golden rule political jab echoes 1920s contests
A political remark contrasts Democratic wish to mirror Republican actions in 1920 and 1924 with the 1928 election. The quote frames partisan strategy as a repeat of past party behavior.
John Chinaman Rests As Convulsions Cease
A brief medical note reports that John Chinaman’s convulsions have ceased and he is resting easier, indicating a stable condition after a period of distress.
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John Chinaman
August Receives Card of Thanks Not Censure
The Montana report notes August should get thanks rather than censure. It compares the situation to Old Bill Hohenzollern scheming to restore his throne, a prospect that provokes consternation and alarm like a bullfrog’s deep croak.
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Montana
August
Bill Hohenzollern
Horoscope Forecast for August 1925 All Regions
Early on this Monday Saturn influences delays and anxieties but Venus later brings good fortune. The afternoon improves business and theater prospects. wedding day auspicious with lasting love. Reunions sug gested tonight. music gains broader understanding. Autumn brings storms and earthquakes redis tributing affected areas. mining regions warned of shortages. spiritual awakening amid vice. Scientific study of cult subjects foreshadows startling discoveries.
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Saturn
Venus
United States
Discoveria
Childrens tales and urban lessons from a bustling train car
A teacher praises plant names with dog prefixes while a boy shouts collletowers. A clerk asks for a raise as a baby increases expenses, and the boss plans a future office post. A pink baby on a train sparks advice about character, and a busband and wife duel in court over a slap. Edgar’s train ride ends with a station misstep.
The Broken Pinion and Homecoming Verses
A poem by Hezekiah Butterworth laments a bird with a broken wing yet finds redemption in compassion. The text shifts to sentiment about home, longing for a humble cottage and peaceful surroundings, ending with a signature Payne.
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Hezekiah Butterworth
There Is No Warfare Between Science and Religion Says Bishop Anderson
Bishop C P Anderson of Chicago Episcopal diocese argues no war exists between science and religion, only skirmishes between scientists and theologians. He contrasts old materialism with new science, saying matter is now viewed as subtle and potentially spiritual, aligning with religious truths and God’s activity.
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Bishop C. P. Anderson
C. P. Anderson
Episcopal Diocese of
Chicago
Anderson
Italian Senator Warns Of Mediterranean Blockade Risk
Count Antonio Cippico told the Institute of Politics at Williamstown Massachusetts that Britain could trap Italy by closing the Mediterranean through Gibraltar and Suez. He warned that 41 million Italians could starve within weeks if the gateways to grain coal fuel oil and iron were shut during hostilities.
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Great Britain
Italy
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Suez
Antonio Cippico
Institute of Politics
Williamstown
Mase
Theediterranean
Bird songs and science clash with the skylark’s true note
Florence Davies argues that real bird songs come from the woods and the heart, not from machines or broadcasts. She contrasts radio experiments with the intimate, private experience of hearing a skylark and the still small voice within, claiming some beauty cannot be replicated by technology.
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New York
Chicago
London
Montreal
Venezuela
Can
Heaven
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
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Butte Office
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Anaconda Office
THY
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Ansconds
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Dilion
Bozeman
Philipsburg
the Standard Publishing Company
Mont
Associated Press
A Press
National Representatives
Prudden
King & Prudden
Madisen Avenue
Steger Building
Glulding
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Artigeles
Montgomery Street
San Francisco
Seattle
Busy Bandit
Edgar
Oscar
Sin
Home, Sweet
Home
Payne
World Veterans
Have
Ates Andrew
Central Press
Thomas W. Miller
American Legion
Rome
Interallied Veterans’ Federation
Federation
Edward Logan
William P. O'Connor
Cincinnati
A. Piatt Andrew
Massachusetts
Lemuel Bolles
Joseph H. Thompson
Pittsburg
L. R. Gignalliat
Culver
Ind
Cippico
Florence Davies
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