The Constitution on sale in New York city exact notice
The Constitution offers sale in New York City by 3 p m with distribution points at Hotaling’s Broadway Forty-second Street corner and Broadway Twenty-ninth Street and Broadway. It disclaims responsibility for advance payments to out of town local carriers. The Associated Press is credited for news dispatches and local news.
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Constitution
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Riggs Building
AL Holloman
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Broadway
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Tiros Building
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Ninth Street
Associated Free
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Hidden Motive Behind U S Japan War Talk
An editorial accuses covert American and Japanese elements of mounting propaganda to push the United States toward war with Japan over Shantung. It cites Senator McCumber and Senator Borah, arguing partisan motives threaten the peace treaty and sow anti Japan sentiment to force a broader conflict.
Fleece And The Suit Debate On Wool Profiteering
A northwest reader from Moscow, Idaho analyzes wool futures, arguing one sheep’s fleece yields about 4.5 pounds of dressed wool, enough for roughly three quarters of a yard of cloth per fleece, and that rising suit prices reflect unwarranted profit margins between shearing and tailoring. The letter questions how four pounds of cloth can cost far more than the raw wool, noting shifts in price from prewar to postwar eras and suggesting the public deserves clarity on profiteering.
Fragmented excerpt hints at wartime political charges in Japan and Wilson era
The passage discusses opponents of the Democratic administration and of President Wilson, arguing motives of personal vengeance threaten peace and could plunge the country into war. It reflects partisan blame and wartime rhetoric from a Republican senator.
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Japan
Doko
Teva
Wilson
Macon Striking Mills Prompt Police Duty Critique
Hundreds of Macon cotton mill workers unable to work as four large mills stay shut indefinitely. Proprieties blame police inaction as strikers beat willing workers and law and order collapse. Citizens demand protection for nonstriking employees and their families.
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Macon
Smailis
Old World Rollin and Promised Land Chorus Telegram
Fragmentary page items include songs and quips about hard weather prosperity and old home scenes. Phrases reference Old World rolling, Promised Land of Plenty, Fall time singing, and humorous snippets about work, saving, and moonshine. Greensboro Herald-Journal notes mix of county humor and political satire.
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Greensboro Herald-Journal
Building Conditions As Viewed by a Well Known Atlanta Builder
An editorial discusses war impacts on the building industry in the United States. It notes a drop to near zero activity outside government work, labor shortages, material costs rising with wage increases, and a long recovery period of five to ten years to rebuild the deficiency. It argues prices may not return to prewar levels and emphasizes ongoing demand, rental returns, and durable construction.
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Valu
Aise
Ee Ee Ag
Race tensions in northern industrial centers rise
A Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, and other cities report growing white black hostility fueled by southern labor influx and housing shortages. Police and business leaders warn of potential bloodshed, while real estate groups, chambers, and black press push remedies.
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Site Ledger
Copsright
East St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Indianapolis
South
Franas
North
Lake City
United States
Black Belt
Atata
Lowden
Illinois
Chambers of Commerce
St. Louis
Primitive Life of Negritos
A National Geographic bulletin describes Negritos as the Philippines' likely aboriginals. They are short, dark skinned, with curling hair and possible beards. They tattoo themselves by cutting the skin to ornament with patterns and bark cloth if cloth is unavailable. They live mainly on forest products and hunt, using notable woodcraft and still-hunting skills. Their music includes bamboo flutes and a bronze tom tom called ganga, with pantomimic dances and varied singing. Objections about nude or obscene dances are rare and not characteristic of most tribes in the archipelago.
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Washington
Philippines
United States
National Geographic Society
Bulletin
Dean C. ‘Worcester
Pacific
Woodstien
St.mathing
Suez
Luzon
Archipelago
Bendaerilleros
Espada
Bulletin Continua
Mexico
Amd
Doorish
Birthday Vocalist Frital Scheff Passes In Vi enréago
The article notes the death of popular vocalist Frital Scheff born in Vienna aged and details from Southern Bail fori Lowiaiany are unclear. It records his birth in Vienna and mentions regional ties.
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Frital. Scheff
Popula
Vocalar
Lowiaiany
How to Restore Breathing Schafer Method Explained
Health Talks by Dr William Brady presents the Schafer prone pressure method for artificial respiration. It details placing the person prone with back support, compressing the chest by body weight to expel air and allow inhalation, and urges practice on volunteers. Also notes readers' questions about uses of face powder and general health inquiries.
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Schafer
Are You Superstitious Days of Luck and August
Imogene Burch discusses beliefs in lucky days and augments with anecdotes from finance and literature. She notes August as a months of hesitation, compares a financier’s excuses to a child denying fairies, and cites almanac lore linking Mondays and famous births to misfortune, concluding with playful copyright notice.
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Straw
Misa Adam
Tinker Bell
Cain
Abelslain
Sodom
Gomorrah
Judas
Sir Winston Churchill
Charlca Dickens
Bull fighting in Spain described by Washington bulletin
A National Geographic Society bulletin recounts Carranza’s bull fighting ban in Mexico and a Madrid bull ring. It details the ritualized sport, the roles of picadors and matadors, the three acts of the drama, and the audience’s reactions.
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Washington, D. C
Carranza
Mexico
Gran Plaza de Toros
Mexico City
Ibanez
Spain
Washington
National Geographic Society
Charles Upson Claris
Society
Madrid
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