Babson on Mexico Crisis Links Religion to Peace
Roger Babson argues Mexican unrest stems from oil politics and social inequities. He stresses religion and education as core remedies, praises Mexico's improving travel and trade conditions, and urges investors to fund Christian education through colleges and endowments.
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Satistician
Mexico
Obregon
Esteban Caniu
New Orleans
Roger W. Babson
Mr. Babson
Mayo Brothers Hospital
Rochester
Minnesota
Vera Cruz
Esteban Cantu
San Antonio
el Paso
Cantu
Villareal
Lower California
Carranza
United States
Statement Department
Amercan
Obreton
Germany
Improving Your Game by Structured Golf Practice Plan
A golf writer outlines a disciplined practice routine including 24 mashie shots, bunker and long grass shots, run-up shots off the green, and sequential long and short putts. He stresses adapting practice to individual needs, maintaining a system, and finding pleasure in mastering good shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexa Stirling
Attic or Moth Factory
A spring cleaning plea urges housewives nationwide to clear attics of unused items. Repair what is needed, replace what fits, donate salvable goods, and sell usable stuff through local classes. Economy and safe sentiment are praised while hoarding is condemned.
War memories raise tense questions for American Legion
A German sea raider veteran tours U S cities giving talks in German. The American Legion seeks clarity on his motives as public reception differs. Observers note that postwar peace should ease restrictions yet warn that aliens recounting war deeds may feel unsettling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
United States
Germany
France
Hair-Splitters and Fence Builders in Passaic News
The Passaic News notes ongoing debates with sharp quips about rail-splitters and fence-builders, implying local political tensions without naming figures or events. The piece uses playful contrast to comment on public discourse and controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Passaic
Western judge fixes wife value at eight thousand eight
A Western judge rules a wife is worth eight thousand eight dollars. The remark notes difficulty in securing a marriage with such a valuation.
Peele After Dinner Laughs and Moral Dilemmas
A Punchy tale sequence shows Peele after dinner stories about craving cures and a man overhearing a self inflicted death. A steward’s embezzlement prompts humor and crowdwise advice from English Scotch Irish perspectives. Three Scots in church discuss offerings leading to a faint and rescue.
Spur Of The Viomant Notes And A Play’s Rise
A fragmentary reminiscence mentions Marcel Steinbrugge and a neighbor who lent money to a playwright on a successful production. It recalls a payoff of about 209000 in two years and a future thought of needing 14000, with lines about friendship and wealth. The missive also alludes to currency value and fashion origins with casual asides.
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Marcel Steinbrugge
P. S
Ghosts explained as nervous disease in Antigonish tale
Frederic J. Haskin recounts Dr. Walter Prince’s study that a so called haunting in Antigonish was likely caused by a subnormal girl’s dream states. He notes similar Amherst disturbances linked to a young woman Esther Cox and argues neurological factors underlie ghostly episodes.
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Mexico
Germany
Frederic J. Haskin
New York City
Mar
Tossi
Prince
Mnio
Nova Scotia
Amherst
Va Scotia
Ester Cox
Hubbell
Esther
Teed
Walter Prince
Osther
Thea
Questions and Answers Information Bureau Notice
The Athens Messenger announces an information bureau offering readers answers to questions. It states the Bureau heads Washington DC and cannot provide legal medical or financial advice. Send a plain question with full name address and two cents in stamps for return postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Inquirer
Paper money printed only at Washington Bureau of Engraving
Question and answer style explains the U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing prints all paper currency in Washington D C while U S Mints do not print money. The piece also touches on Indian canoe names, cabinet continuities, and copper production rankings.
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Washington
G. H
United States
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Taft
F.R. O. A. Gorge Yon LL. Meyer
Montmarte
Louise Michel
Michigan
Montana
Arizona
W. L
Veterans’ Bureau
Mollyi
Mining era riots and great mine disasters in early US history
The text notes Molly Maguire style miners in Pennsylvania 1854 to 1877 and cites the Monongah WV disaster of December 6, 1907 with 561 lives lost. It also mentions early fingerprinting by Alphonse Bertillon in March 1879 and its long use in the Far East.
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Esther
Acer
Teed
Esther Cox
Jennie
Pennsylvania
Monongah
West Virginia
Athens Amesville report lowest county tax rate
Report notes Athens and Amesville have the lowest tax rate in the county. Dispatch from Moscow cites rumors about Nicolai Lenin's death origin. Official denial arrives in Copenhagen dated March 31.
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Athens
Amesville
Copenhagen
Denis
Nicolai Lenine
Moscow
Senor Bon Juan Merco Grain Arrives in Akron on Trade drive
Senor Bon Juan Merco Grain arrived from Rio De Janeiro to campaign among Akron merchants for a trade drive with Brazil. A London firm shipped HO cases of wine to Vancouver and return for seasoning, with experts claiming wine can season in one ocean voyage as opposed to three years on land.
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Akron
Mar
Senor Bon Juan Merco
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
London
Vancouver
Eturn
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Moti
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Murray City
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