Postal Rates and Washington Bureau Address Notice
Post office entry mentions United States and Mexico rates and 12 week period for newspapers. lists Washington Bureau address at 1275 Street NW and John Corrigan Sr. as staff correspondent in charge. note notes on New York sale and distribution by Newsstands and related streets. Constitution paper responsible for advance payments to see local carriers or agents.
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Unites States
Mexico
Washington
Street
John Corrigan
New York City
Hs Szataling
B. Way
Streef
Solhold
Broadway
Twenty-ninth Street
Consilution
Agen
Georgia poised to lead in hydroelectric power and state manufacturing
The Constitution notes The Beological survey highlights vast water power potential in Georgia, the Carolinas, and neighboring states, with Georgia near infancy in hydroelectric development. It argues cheap power, raw materials, and transport boost prospects to make Georgia a leading American manufacturing commonwealth within ten years.
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Georgia
Blue Ridge
Carolinas
Mide
South Georgia
Geological Survey
Bryan Calls for Peace Spending and Naval Readiness
Mr Bryan urged a House committee to approve 150000 dollars as a share of a century of peace among English-speaking nations. He supported liberal funding for education for peace and argued for a strong navy while recognizing potential savings from reduced armament after public understanding of war costs. He warned that taxes ultimately fall on individuals who bear the price of dreadnoughts and armies.
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Bryan
House
Mir
A Centenary of Peace and War Preparedness
Suppressed rights and free will are discussed as essential to universal peace and military readiness. The piece argues that American resilience in preparedness could have spurred a robust system of highways education and public health, celebrating a century of peace among English speaking peoples as a chance to stress propagandistic goals.
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Prac
America
A Murderous and pathetic paradox of birth care
A pithy critique cites Russell Saxe Foundation data showing 4 percent of babies lack adequate hygienic midwife care in the United States. It argues England’s midwifery licensing reduced infant deaths by about one third and maternal deaths by a fifth since 1802. The piece blames state federal friction and parental ignorance for ongoing preventable blindness at birth and costly, painful outcomes.
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Russell, ‘Saxe Foundation
England
America
House of Governors
Conservation Societies
Lnter
A New Aeroplane Menace and Air Warfare Prospects
Observers in aeroplanes can sight submarine mines at 1500 to 2000 feet and trace their anchors. The Pensacola tests suggest tropical waters aid mine location, raising questions about regional applicability and the future of air power as a weapon. The article notes no reliable countermeasures exist beyond chance shots and contemplates global adoption of air defense and restraint.
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Navy
Pensacola
The Early Reformers On Coffee And A Scribe’s Verse
A fragmented 19th century reminiscence notes early reformers opposing coffee houses with satirical verse. It cites London literature claims and a 4H Boynton remark on coffee’s social vices. The text also recalls lines about a fortunate citizen awaiting his summons in Whitsett.
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London
Percy
Boynton
Domibtiens
Sweet Singer of
Whitsett
Quirky Rural Snippets And Social Woes From Musket Ridge
A jumble of local notes and satirical verse from Musket Ridge and surroundings. Quips on women health myths, a poetical nod to Paderewski, odd rural reports, antique humor, and editor’s first impressions of a battered correspondent. Names and places recur in a slice of small town life.
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Juda Mortimer Lewis
Paderewski
J. J. Junius
Philomville
Calcutta
Gill _Kanonicus
Sycamore
Kuve Dittles
Guiteau Trial and Garfield Assassination History
A historical summary recounts Charles Guiteau's 1881 assassination of President James A Garfield, his arrest, trial, and conviction. It notes attempts on his life while imprisoned, the lengthy trial proceedings, the guilty verdict, and his June 30 execution in Washington.
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Charlies J. Guiteau
Washington
James Abram Garfield
Guiteau
Gusteau
Magill
Mason
WO Yern Jones
Garfield
District of Columbia
Gustean
Corkbill
James G. Blaine
Baltimore & Potomac
Scoville
Guitean
Fudge Porter
Cox
Favorite Recipes of Distinguished Wyoming Women
Mrs. Frank Monde ll recounts domestic lessons from life in Wyoming and shares a Welsh Rarebit recipe. The method uses English dairy cheese, butter, flour, milk, beer, and spices, cooked to a thick sauce poured over browned toast.
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Wyoming
Parker Calls for Nationalization at Lincoln Dinner
New Orleans business leader John M Parker urged national unity and party reform at the Lincoln Birthday dinner of the Progressive Party in New York. He criticised Reconstruction, praised the party platform, and urged cross-regional cooperation to erase sectional lines and uphold government by the people.
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New York
Volon
Mr Parker
New Orleans
Progressive Party
Petree
Parker
South
Abraham Lincoln
Pohe
Sherman
Republican Party
Connecticut
California
Minnesota
Florida
Chicago
Crn
Mason and Dixon Line
The Willow Weaving Craze In Your Home Then And Now
Sensible women embrace hand woven willow ware as a thrifty craft. Instructions cover patterns materials dyes and tools with tips on soaking willow and achieving colored finishes. Also notes a flying boat concept blending speedboat hull with aeroplane wings and wheels for land water and air travel.
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Wilson
National Organization of Housewives
Augustus Post
Isngland
A Story of the Moment by Walt Mason
A humorous tale about a weary merchant with a bad cold at a hotel. The hotelkeeper mockingly suggests home remedies and scalding baths while recounting anecdotes of a doctor who prescribes nonsense. The narrator narrates learning medicines rarely help and the cold eventually wears itself out.
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Walt Mason
Hanjoyer
Hhor
Edison Reflections on Wealth and Knowledge Persist
Fragmentary reminiscence quotes reveal Thomas Edison noting that wealth came from labor and writings. The text references a lab hearing and the idea that money should be used to educate and empower others, with a focus on purpose over luxury. No clear dates or full context emerge from the fragment.
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Creelman
Thomas A. Edison
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Japan
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Pupik
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Cuma
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Grover Dammit
Archibald Mage
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Worth
Lily
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Umping Slong
Ryvhy
J Te
Frank W. Mondell
Representative Mendell
Wyaeume
John M. Parker
Senrietta UD
Thomas Edisons
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