Aims of the German Left Wing In The Argonne
The passage describes German forces under Teo Lowenberg moving west from the Argonne Forest to collide with a French column near the Aisne. It outlines the strategic plan to cross the Aisne at its junction with the Altre, the use of heavy cavalry units, and a goal to induce panic and dispersion to weaken the French army.
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Lowenburg
Meuse
Aire
Aisne
Forest of Argonne
Argonne Forest
Altre
Chateau
Teo Lowenberg
Dusears
Argonne
Battle on the Argonne Crest After Night Cavalry Assault
The narrator joins a German force in pursuit of French defenders as Lowenberg and Fleischmann command a mounted advance. A dramatic mêlée unfolds with heavy casualties, the Emperor ordering pursuit, and a plan to rescue or confront Latour and Latour's associate. The escape and pursuit lead toward the chateau as dawn nears and the narrator heads toward Aimee.
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Commissariat
Latour
Paris
Peror
Mademoiselle Lagunay
Griesman
Fleischmann
Griessman
Aimee
Vinton Machine
Berlin
Mleischmann
Chateau
Bethel
Lowenberg
Lowen
Afterthoughts on Education and Diet From Press Fragments
A garbled Brooklyn note claims a student was expelled prompting a mischievous remark about a boy’s reaction. It references a London physician linking wood to a nourishing diet and claims American breakfast makers anticipated this idea years earlier.
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London
Manufaetnera
Rockefeller Gifts Woodsman in Charity Gesture
The article notes John D. Rockefeller giving a gift of wood to a poor woman he once worked with. It suggests he kept some sticks for his own fire next winter, implying a cautious, private charitable act.
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Chitty
Uncle Sam
John D. Rockfeller
Mr. R
Scoffs at White Squaws by Kickapoo Linguist
Johnny Mine a Kickapoo linguist and philosopher visits Washington promoting the Mexican branch of his tribe. He claims to be the world’s most accomplished Indian linguist and criticizes white governance while drawing a cheeky parallel between white squaws and red men noting shared use of paint and feathers.
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Johnny Mine
Washington
Withal
Johnny
Aggressive "Maggie" Kline and a Brooklyn clash
Miss Margaret Jordan of Brooklyn, a niece of Maggie Kline, defended herself after a man, a middle aged Sicilian, harassed her on a street car. The judge praised her bold defense. The article then shifts to a discussion of artificial hair, its costs, risks, and cleaning processes, noting fraud risks and the care needed to match shade and texture.
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Maggie’ Kline
McCloskey
Margaret Jordan
Brooklyn
Maggie
Joseph Sowalsky
Uses For Bags In Thrifty Household Routines
A article advocates washing and reusing emptied salt and flour bags as versatile cloths for dusting polishing and cleaning. It notes bags wear well and save money, citing a thrifty housewife who uses larger bags to improvise shirts for her two boys and urging readers to conserve everyday items to reduce household drains.
Rise of false hair trade linked to London markets
London serves as a central hub for false hair distribution. Industry insiders note rapid growth over five years with major markets in Germany Austria France and Italy. Some sellers cut only portions of their hair to sell while merchants are described as sharp in business practices.
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London
Germany
Austria
France
Italy
Miss Reid Bows to No Titles Amid Heiress Rumor
Miss Rhea Reid daughter of tin plate magnate D O Reid arrives at the Carlton Hotel in London and shuns the tumult of society. She says her father wants her to marry the man of her choice and shows no interest in titles or fortune. Her height and complexion impress those who meet her.
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London
Rhea Reid
D. O. Reid
Carlton Hotel
Miss Reid
City Populations and Exports Across Nations
Calcutta is the most populous city in India. The Codex Alexandrinus in the British Museum is valued at $1,500,000. Argentina's population is just over five million with exports last year totaling $62 per person. The United States exports per capita average $18. Philadelphia houses 300 lines of goods, 160 manufacturing establishments, $500 million in capital, 300,000 wage earners, and $600 million in annual finished products.
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Argentine Republic
United States
Philadelphia
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White Road
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Boy
Red Man
Palisade Pattern CO
Battery Place
New York
Stze
Calcutta
India
Dian
Target
Thirteenth Street Lead Pencil CO
13Th Street
Commissioner of Pensions
Taber & Whitman CO
Warder Bidg
Washington, D.C
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Atow Peters Ars
Malina
A. L. Rice
North St. Adams
Aes
Chixo
Dept. F
Milwaukee Ave
F. P
Batiste
Birdley Somers CO
W. 19Th Street
New York, N
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