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Standard Publishing Company Niahore and
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Mortensen
Tork Fifth Aves
BeeseTtroune Aviaine Simeone Pryosares
Carritreh
New York
Park
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Eve Madreneed
Settle the Disput to Preserve Prosperity in Strikes
The editorial urges avoiding strikes to protect the current prosperity. It warns labor disputes cause losses to workers, employers, and the public, and advocates negotiation, arbitration, and mutual concession to sustain growth while the market remains strong.
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United States
Shell
Anaconda Community House plans unveiled at mass meeting
Anaconda prepares a large turnout for tonight's mass meeting to discuss a proposed $150000 community building aimed at all residents. The facility would house a gymnasium natatorium bowling alleys billiards pool tables indoor rifle range and more with dues not exceeding $1 monthly per family. The Lusitania sinking anniversary is noted with reference to US Germany notes and damages offer, highlighting strained relations and calls for accountability.
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Anaconda
Anaanda
Lusitania
United States
Germany
Sinking of Lusitania sparks debate on German warfare
The text argues Germany’s unrestrained submarine warfare caused multiple passenger ship sinkings including the Lusitania, Falaba, Cushing, Arabic, Ancona, Persia, and Sussex, urging accountability. It then discusses Holland's wartime taxes, noting heavy income and fortune taxes, and a mobilized army funded through current taxes, with a pledge to avoid large postwar debts.
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Germany
Ancona
Persia
Sussex
Holland
Holla
Push To Establish A Butte Y M C A Urged
After evangelistic meetings in Butte a call rose to form a strong Y M C A in the city. Previous efforts failed, but with prosperous times and generous local giving, backers urge decisive action to fund and build a well equipped home for all ages.
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Butte
General Conference of Methodists Opens at Saratoga
Report on the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church beginning at Saratoga Springs New York noting it is the twenty seventh such gathering since 1812, with history from the arrival of Philip Embury and Barbara Heck to John Wesley's leadership and the election of bishops and delegates across 133 annual conferences.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
New York City
Philip Embury
Barbara Heck
John Wesley
England
United States
Francis Asbury
Thomas Coke
Methodist Societies of
United States of America
General Conference
Baltimore
Fairbanks
Indiana
Kentucky
St. Louis
Scott
Obrexon
el Paso
Political clash over Wilson and Bryan echoes through times
The piece notes William Jennings Bryan leveraging congressional influence to oppose Wilson on Germany while remaining publicly for his renomination. It recalls Irish politics, the Sinn Fein, May Queen reflections, and looming party conventions. It references Villa sympathizers and the Lansing Jagow debate, with tangential jokes and short fictional vignettes interwoven.
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Mr. Bryan
Wilson
Bryan
Washington
Congress
Germany
Democratic Party
Ti Ie
Ryan
Wileson
England
Soumte
President Plants Tree In Honor Of Lincoln
A ceremonial tree planting occurred as President dedicated a living tribute to Lincoln. The event highlighted national unity and the ongoing emphasis on environmental stewardship.
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President
Lincoln
United States
Princeton
N. J
Wilson
Governor Fielder
Get Rid of Rats Warns Doctor Evans in Chicago Column
How to keep well by Dr W A Evans discusses rat dangers and disease risks. It cites plague footholds in the United States and describes rat bite fever cases, noting many unreported or misdiagnosed instances and suggesting eradication efforts as essential.
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United States
San Francisco
Pacific
En Orleans
Tileston
A.D
Aeleet
The
Chicago Tribune
Housewife Beauty Aids From Aromatic Toilet Waters
A 1916 McClure Syndicate piece explains inexpensive homemade beauty preparations including aromatic toilet waters, rosewater dilutions, and alcohol mixes. It describes cleansing routines, eye and throat care with salt solutions, and emphasizes clean bottles, purity, and simple dilutions for facial and body care.
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McClure Wspaper Syndicate
Superstitions in Japan About Animals and Omens
The text notes Japanese beliefs on animals and omens. Boxes hold supernatural power and shrines abound. The badger is feared and thought to annoy people and shapechange into a priest. Other signs include weasels, Sosa baying, a light mouse foretelling happiness, a morning spider bring joy, and a night centipede signaling happiness.
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Japan
American millionaires study traces origins and charity
Dr ausset J Convent reports examining 4043 American millionaires finds that all but 20 began life as poor boys and all but 40 gave back to their communities. He notes only one rich man’s son dies rich, highlighting social mobility and philanthropy among the affluent.
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Ausset J. Convent
Ife
Bravery and bravado in perilous adventures told by a performer
A first person account describes facing snow, heat, drought, and water hazards while performing. The writer recalls riding rapid horses, airborne stunts at 2000 feet, and risky tricks on set. They discuss fear, courage, audience perception, and the idea that reckless risk can harm others, especially loved ones at home.
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Nto
Calliope
Aetre
Aero
California
Jack
Lotte
Mary Pickford
Iris
Tisa
Mr. Brain
Daniel
Lions-Den
Yardy
Peopl
Cripp
Spirit of the Press Sparks Publicity War
Multiple editorials from major papers mock and analyze publicity tactics and political figures. Strong quotes target Nick Strong, Nicholas Longworth, Bryan, and Sullivan while noting press influence, endorsements, and the click of headlines in wartime German controversy coverage.
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Nick Strong
Nicholas Longworth
New York Sun
Roger Sullivan
Bryan
St. Louis
Houston
Post
Philadelphia
Press
Marriage few prizes and a night of humor from Punch
A collection of humorous exchanges and quips from era newspapers. The pieces mix court, science, and social quips with characters like a chemistry professor and a judge. References include humorous lines from Baltimore American and Vanity Fair with light reflections on love and marriage.
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Baltimore
Amerie
New York
Puck
Texas Longhorn
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