Mexican Crisis Deepens U.S. Prospects for Intervention
The United States faces pressure from Britain and France over Mexican debt, property protection, and oil interests as Carranza's government struggles with foreign creditors and internal unrest. Congressional resolutions seek full reports and a sweeping inquiry into American–Mexican relations amid calls for possible intervention under the Monroe Doctrine.
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United States
Paris
League of Nations
Mexica
Mexten
Washington
Great Britain
France
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Maiderita
League of National
Congress
King
Utah
Department of Stite
Uuitter
House
Gould
New York
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Amer
Tcns Lind
Wen
Mexican Repube
T. W. Osterfeld
Treasury Department
Carranza
Messein
Ney
Bank of London
Kidney disease risks and a 20th century patent remedy ad
An advertisement warns that kidney disease can stem from money trouble and lists symptoms like weariness backache and stomach trouble. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a soothing kidney treatment and promises health return within 24 hours with a money back offer and dosage guidance.
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Ustura
Phosphate Therapy Promoted For Nervous Thinness
An undated article extols organic phosphate substitutes like Rutro-Phosphate to boost phosphorous in the body. It claims improved nerve tension, vigor, and physique, warning some must avoid fat-producing foods if weight gain is not desired.
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Uae
Fragmentary Joiner Wy Slogging Through Quote
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person seeking to join a new society and questioning others about participation. The readable bits imply social integration themes and personal hesitation. No clear names, dates, or locations emerge.
Unclear social scene stirs wedding talk among guests
A fragmentary account from Indianapolis News depicts a party where married women demurred about remarriage while a young spinster faced pressure about suitors. The hostess, noting painful "emparensment" moments, jokes that many attendees are second wives.
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Yau
Indianapolis News
Old-Time Debtors and a Hungry Subscriber Tale
A preacher ends a service by asking who pays debts. All rise except one gaunt man who admits he cannot pay and says he relies on his newspaper subscribers. The scene closes with the minister urging prayer as the tale unfolds.
Ulterior Motive At Cigar Shop Scene
A garbled street encounter outside a cigar shop captures a moment where a clerk comments on a customer’s politeness and a bystander’s puzzled question. The exchange hints at an odd motive behind the purchase of a 25 cent cigar and a vague “Twenty Century” reference.
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Toevid
Clgar
Onstoner
No Interruption
Fragmentary lines show a political exchange with references to senators and action to stop a conversation. The readable text mentions Sorghum and Toatha as figures in a tense discourse about delaying or halting proceedings.
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Tanti
Sorghum
Toatha
Petus
Hope Deferred in Salary Raise Expectation
A muted note on an optimistic worker, Jo htes, who expects a salary raise after nine years. The piece, from Bunulogham Age-Herald, reflects cautious hope amid long wait, with light humor about men and eliverful silinition.
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Jo Htes
Bunulogham Age-Herald
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