Fragmentary 19th century notice with unclear data
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Industrial Dawn Aides Warns Of War Needs Davis
Dwight F. Davis, newly confirmed Secretary of War, argues industrial preparedness is essential as the United States faces future threats. He emphasizes that victory depends not on manpower alone but on munitions and domestic production, urging patriotic citizen support and swift, economical postwar planning. Additionally, the article notes contemporaneous crime summaries from the New York Sun and reflections on crime, politics, and Ford’s peace visions.
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Dwight F. Davis
Weeks
Harvard
St. Louis
Tn City
Missouri
War Department
Davis
Bankers’ Club
New York
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
States Army Ordnance Advisory Board
America
Henry Ford
League of Nations
United States
Ford
New York as a Bad Land and Rising Crime
A harsh portrait of New York as a magnet for crime, linking wealth in the jewelry and banking district to predatory bands. The piece argues the city’s population and wealth attract crime, framing the metropolis as a hub of sin and danger, with the author noting a spike in criminal exploits by Monday.
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New York City
New York
Mrs Timmy and Spooky Face a Nearby Apartment Mystery
In a Burgess tale from 1926 Mrs Timmy fears a prowler living in a distant apartment tree. Spooky the crane sits in the doorway, causing Timmy’s trembling heart to race as she and Mrs Whitefoot whisper about the possible intruder and the creep of danger near their woods. The suspense builds as Timmy plans to stay awake, fearing the robber’s close presence and its implications for their safety.
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Timmy
T. W. Burgess
Princess Ileana Wedding Ties To Italian Nobility
Princess Ileana is linked to European royalty as Teana of Roumania is engaged to Principe Amedeo Duca i Puglia, elder son of Duca d'Aosta. The future bride has years of exposure to European courts, an English governess, and fluent English. She will not wear a crown like her sisters. More than a million barrels are purchased yearly by Cuban dealers.
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Chicago
New York
City of Winds
City of Tammany
City of Angels
West
East
Los Angeles
San Francisco
America
Mississippi
Devil
Ileana
Teana
Roumania
Principe Amedeo Duca i Puglia
Duca d'Aosta
Italy
Tieana
England
Cuba
Eminent Persons Urged By Rev Fox At Marquette Speech
Rev Father Albert C Fox president of Marquette University Milwaukee urges students to strive for eminence in all fields. He warns against merely joining clubs and stresses education beyond graduation as a path to national progress. Two pages also discuss crime and social issues raised by Dr Bernard Gluck from the International Prison Congress.
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Albert C. Fox
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wis
Lequist
Allenter
Bernard Gluck
Anserte
Horoscope Forecast Improves Outlook for 1925 Leaders and Public
The October 14 1925 horoscope predicts harmony through shared effort for capitalists and workers with initiative in employment and public service. It foresees political tensions in the Republican party, potential presidential honors, and gains in education and governance in Mexico while noting rising crime scandals and a high value theft of silk from St Aron's showrooms in Madison Square.
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Polteles
Tonaithona
Magaait
Invencen
Indien
United States
Peas
St. Aron~ Son
Madison Square
Sure of Him by Florence Davies
A columnist debates love foundations and the value of keeping a partner guessing. She argues that secure, steady devotion built over years outshines restless, touch and go flirtation and that true affection should be shown through consistent care.
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Florence Davies
Sidite
Argu
Miners Hear Unfinished Campaign in Mountain Camp
A verbose orator roused about fifty miners who dwindled to one as the speech dragged on. The last listener, weary and dented by thirst, challenged the speaker to shoot to finish his talk. The quip ended with the crowd dispersing after a long, dry discourse.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
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Matt Matter
Butte
Park Street
Bator
Dave Lodge
Boreman
MATL
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The
General Werinese Jsters
Standard [Shing Company
Butte, Mont
Prom
Nese
Republicatin
Loca News
Grove Building
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery Strvet
Am Fiding
Beattie
Secretary OF War
New York Sun
Pirates
Senators
Wiscont
Coolidge
France
Walter Johnson
President Coolidge
Burgess Bedtime
Tia
Grace Forest
Sencess Thane
Aero
Goed Agstaniion
Pebeonel
Mexico
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Hoosier
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