Local Newswire Dispatch From The Standard Publishing Company
A garbled OCR item from The Standard Publishing Company in Mont contains scattered names and places including New York Spokane and Portland. It references reporters and editors such as Seve and Morales and mentions a variety of generic topics without coherent events or dates.
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Montans Sheng
Standard New York
Tom Tork
Morales
Eyrsteny
Brance Clear and News Cole
Mermnetian Seen Co
Katy Penverstartery News
Hewnéy
Amg Tay Par Kravics
Wena Stowe
Asner Bierlenk
Raid of John Paul Jones Echoes Through Time
The article recalls John Paul Jones voyages off England from 1718 to 1779, noting his Ranger raid on Whitehaven, the Bon Homme Richard engagement near Flamborough Head, and his death in Paris in 1792. It laments that no living memory remains of those coastal raids over a century ago.
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England
John Paul Jones
Jones
Ranger
Whitehaven
Earl of Selkirk
Pon Homme Richard
Leith
Flamborough Head
Paris
United States
Annapolis
Export boom and Shrapnel in early 20th century notes
A Cincinnati Enquirer writer argues that if neutral nations enforce rights, U.S. exports would have risen by about 40 million dollars in three months. The piece praises Made in the United States as a national motto to spur growth, railways, and industry while exports outpace imports. It cites New York trade optimism in steel, tinplate, coal, and wool. It then explains, in historical detail, the development of Shrapnel shells, their fuzes, and their enhanced use against entrenched troops.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
New York
United States
Republic
Primary reform debate echoes in Idaho and Montana
The article surveys Idaho and Montana debates over direct primaries and party conventions. It discusses costs, partisan participation, and proposed blends of primary and convention systems, arguing state conventions aid nominations and that precinct officials could serve as judges to cut expenses. It notes expected legislative attention in both states and the value of conventions for party cohesion.
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Taaho
Montana
Davies
United States
Tmaho
Sare
Idaho
Declining Deaths by Own Action in US Cities
Frederick Le Hoffman reports a long term decline in death by own action rates across 100 American cities since 1980, with 1818 to 187 per 102,000 inhabitants the low mark except for an earlier exception. Yale’s Professor Bailey, after reviewing 1000 cases, concludes that three and one half males commit death by own action to very...
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Frederick le Hoffman
New Tork Spectator
Mr. Hoffman
Bailey
Social Defence Department
Yale
Press Opinions Across Papers Mention Political Figures
A compilation of quotes from multiple newspapers including the Philadelphia Inquirer Charleston News and Courant Boston Transcript New York World St Louis Post Dispatch and others. It references Mr. Bryan, Ollie James, General French, King George, Secretary Daniels, and Roosevelt in varied commentary. The excerpt reflects media perspectives on governance, politics, and national figures.
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New York World
Roosevelt
Housewife's Economy Aids Childrens Clothing Care
Practical tips from 1914 McClure Syndicate guidance show housewives saving time and money. Inside out muddy overshoes to wash without rot, sew tapes on stockings to keep pairs together, dampen magnesia to remove grease, sponge blue serge, and waterproof boots with wax and fat.
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McClure Wspaper Syndicate
The Man From Ruralville Short Story Teaser
A rural tale follows Johnnie on his first trip as a drummer waiter scenes show a crowded suburbanite dinner and a cracker barrel chat among farmers about potato pests wrecking crops. The men discuss beetles, seed purchases, and timing before planting, with cautious humor throughout.
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Ruralville
Johnnie
Luke M'Luke Says
From the Cincinnati Enquirer, a quip filled with social commentary on wealth, living costs, and youth marriage. The fragment hints at dated views on gender and age distinctions, modern money, and personal achievement with a brisk editorial voice.
Quips on manners and old fashioned women texts
A collage of satirical snippets on manners, marriage, and propriety. It riffs on umbrella tags, groaning backaches from potato peeling, women nagging, and the old fashioned woman wiping her house with a critical eye. Witty observations reflect social mores and gender roles.
Anarchist Jokes and Market Hymns in Print
A collage of humorous bits and quotes from papers like Philadelphia Ledger and Kansas City Journal, pairing wordplay with social commentary. It also echoes wartime sentiment, trade shifts, and openers about markets, labor, and the nation in a breezy, ironic tone.
Gnarrative of the GNU. A cryptic tale of fame and names
A Portland Oregonian poem fragment presents a humorous mock epic about a nameless narrator. It mocks celebrity culture through a caricatured journey from Gnatal to Gnamaqualand, ending with the refrain that the speaker never knew his own name.
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Gnear Gnatal
Gnamaqualand
Medan
Gnumb
Gnutmers
Gno
Portland Oregonian
U S Navy Seeks Blane Family Boat Rescue at Hermosa
A fishing launch with six members of J H Blake’s family docked at Hermosa, drenched but unhurt after a severe southeast gale swept the small craft from the Abilene fishing grounds to sea. Navy destroyers prepared to search the area for the missing vessel.
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Los Angeles
Cal
J.H. Blake
Hermosa
Fedonde
Causes of Wreck on Kansas City Southern in 1914
The Interstate Commerce Commission attributed the fatal Oct 19 1914 KS C South wreck to insecure rails rotten spikes pullable by hand and a 11 2 inch track gauge variation, causing the engine man’s death and a fireman’s injuries.
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Washington
Vec
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas City Southern Railway
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