Subscription Rates At Mall In United States And Mexico
Rates list for Imo subscriptions shows advance payment terms. Figures include six and twelve month options, with daily and weekly variants and varying prices. The notice lists distribution through Atlanta and noted contacts in Constitution Building, warning against unreliable payments to out-of-town carriers or agents.
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United States
Mexico
Imo
Sun
Atlanta
JS Cy & RR Hulliday
Constitution Building
United States and Britain Move Toward Informal Alliance
The Thanks giving day dinner in London frames a new era in world history as Viscount Haldane reaffirmed Britain’s support for the Monroe doctrine. The piece argues this widened Anglo American cooperation, amid Panama Canal tolls debates, will steer future international politics and realign powers in the western hemisphere.
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Sam
John Bull
American Society
London
Viscount Haldane
Great Britain
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Carden
England
Panama Canal
Uncle Sam
SLEUTHING SICKNESS AND REGULAR MEDICAL EXAMS
iE. Le. Rittenhouse of Equitable Life argues in a Constitution communication that Brights disease cancer and many maladies can be halted or prolonged if detected early through regular medical exams for all adults similar to periodic checks for children and dental visits. The piece cites Mrs. Rittenhouse and discusses the challenge of validating the theory.
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le. Rittenhouse
Iquitable Life Assurance *Society
Bright
Preventive Health and the Case for Regular Medical Exams
The author argues for universal preventive care with patients paying doctors while healthy and only ceasing payment when ill. He asserts frequent free or low cost exams could save vast sums by reducing illness and disability and suggests national implementation would cut wasteful medical toll.
Taft On Japan Addresses National Geographic Society
Former President Taft spoke on the Japanese problem saying war talk was unfounded and that amicable relations depend on plain justice. He praised Japan for honoring its agreement to exclude coolie immigration and urged the US to match fidelity to obligations.
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Taft
National Geographic Society
Washington
United States
Japan
Orient
America
Far East
California
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
Wilson
Pardons by Governor Blease Stun South Carolina Faring Backlash
The column attacks South Carolina Governor Cole L. Blease for pardoning 900 convicts, including murder and manslaughter cases, arguing the move shows unfitness and leads to crime. It contrasts with Huerta, currency bills, and Christmas adjournment, noting wider political tensions and optimism for a Thanksgiving reflection.
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Blease
South Carolina
South
A Soul for Winter and a Humble Matrimonial Ad
A poem about Georgia winter pleasures contrasts with a Kansas notice seeking a home for a homeless man and his dog, who crave sanctuary, meals, a bath, and companionship while the man enjoys music from Caruso to Ada Jones.
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Kansas
Caruso
Ada Jones
Poetic Fragments From The Dalton Citizen and Other Echoes
A collage of verse and prose notes including James Wells on cotton versus wool and fashion ads, lines from The Luray Herald singer on voting and domestic life, peace in a household after departure, a Georgia postmaster’s anti politics sentiment, the Mister Happy Day refrain, and a Sable Philosopher observation. The Kansas City Times closes with remarks on a currency measure and the Glass bill.
A Story of the Moment by Walt Mason
A comic tale about a doorstep sales pitch and a stubborn householder who recalls a past encounter with an aggressive agent. Mrs Curfew resists the man selling a combined oil and sauce product, while her husband and the intruder clash, ending in chaotic aftermath and a wary rule to avoid strangers at the door.
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Tammany Halli
Mr. Curfew
The Alabama Senatorship and Direct Election Debate
The New York Times discusses the seventeenth amendment and Alabama's vacancy, arguing that Johnston's unexpired term remains valid and that gubernatorial appointment should stand until future elections. It notes the cost and practical burden of forcing a special election and cites legal opinions supporting Glass's appointment as valid.
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The
New York Times
United States
Frank P. Glaas
Alabama
Clayton
Johnston
Glass
Julbinston
Senate
Senate Committee On Elections
The Curse of Scotland Nine of Diamonds Stories
A survey of legends about why the nine of diamonds is called The Curse of Scotland. Tales cite Dalrymple and Glencoe, Cullo den orders, St Andrews cross resemblance, Duke of Cumberland, Pope Joan link, and royal tyrants, with no single conclusive origin.
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Scotland
Earl of Stair
John’ Dalrymple
Andrew
St. Andrew's Cross
Tweed
Joan
Julia
Elizabeth
Gentleman’s Magazine
Duke of
Cumbdland
Campbell
John Dalrym
Glencoe
Duke of York
Scoth
Errol
Aberdshire
George Campbell
Si Stuart
State Street: A Satirical Portrait of Chicago’s Main Thoroughfare
Ghorgh Fitch lampoons Chicago’s State Street, claiming it spans from the river to beyond, hosting the great Masonic Temple and vast stores. The piece exaggerates the street’s length, density, and bustle, describing pedestrians, shopfronts, and a frenetic, crowded loop district with humorous hyperbole.
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State Street
England
America
Chicago
Regal State
Randolpn
State
Loop
Masonic ‘ Temple
Pick It Up by George Matthew Adams
Instructional piece urging readers to seize value from conversations and books. Emphasizes collecting ideas from interesting people and meaningful writings to shape actions. Encourages constant observation across business strata for useful treasures and to keep three words in mind: pick it up.
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George Matthew Adams
Efficient Housekeeper and Making Hard White Soap
A domestic science piece by Henrietta D Gravel explains saving fat scraps to make economical hard white soap. It covers clarifying fat, combining lye water, optional perfumes, ammonia, and washing soda. It notes Castile and Marseilles soaps, coconut oil soap, marine soap, and hospital soap variants.
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Henrietta D. Gravel
Castile
Spain
France
Marseilles
Eurepe
Carl Bole
Cities move toward public markets to cut farm costs
The Christian Science Monitor reports rising farm product prices spur attention to defective marketing. Cities like Cliveston appoint commissions to study bringing producers and consumers closer. Eastern cities such as Providence and Fall River are adopting modern market plans, a return to older arrangements crowded out by middlemen.
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Christian Science Monitor
Clivsgvon
Providence
Fall River
New England
Keeps Them Moving.
A fragment from The Lumpkin Independent notes married men would settle down if their wives quit stirring them up, reflecting playful rural social banter.
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Lumpkin Independent
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