General Miles Last Speech Praises War Mothers
Atlantic News notes the War Mothers of Washington at a memorial meeting where General Miles spoke in a farewell address praising patriotism, motherhood, and national unity. He warned against disaffection and praised the nation’s public institutions and the role of mothers in defending liberty.
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O. H
War Mothers of
Washington
United States
Washington Tribune
Grand Army
Washington, D.C
Mother
Auider Waele Ington
Russia
Europe
New York Harbor
London
New York
Trotzky
Ett Tharemnic
Lnstead
Bolshey
Russa
Anul
Lincoln
The Day's Editorial Progress And Weather
An editorial fragment from the Omaha World Herald era discusses time and tide as a test of progress. It muses on early mankind, cave life, and the dubiousness of prehensile toes. The piece notes that trees record nothing of such occupancy.
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Omaha World-Herald
Polar explorers then and now show stark contrasts
Charles P. Stewart recalls Archimedean pace of early polar expeditions versus modern brisk narration. He cites Captain Robert Bartlett and Lieutenant Frederick Schwatka describing hardships in casual terms, noting old methods burdened by heavy outfits, long camps, and perilous routes. Attorney General Sargent faces penitentiary term disputes as notorious inmates seek special terms or release.
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Charles P. Stewart
NEA
Washington
Robert
Admiral Peary
Frederick Schwatka
Bartlett
North
Alaska
Coast Range
Chilicoot Pass
Klondike Goldstokers
Schwatka
Sargent
Gerald Chapman
Atlanta
Yaaco Perovich
Leavenworth
Primitive cave life and the weathered march of civilization
The passage muses on an ancient cave dweller who carved bones and initials, comparing his crude yet civilized existence to modern comforts. It rails at weather obsession, laments civilization’s advance, and notes how we supposedly outpace nature while fearing the climate's whims.
Rum War Cries and Oddities Across Nations
scattered clippings recount Prohibition costs in the billions, a Turkish opera critique, a Seattle air gate incident, and oddities like Chicago’s giant ox exhibit and a roaming jauwenkey. Notable mentions include Wayne Munn training by tree climbs and a Reichstag confidence vote.
Old Man's Fall From Style in Winter Daze
A lyrical meditation on aging and social judgment. The speaker laments an old man’s shabby dress and faded ambitions as peers ignore him amid a harsh Christmas season. The poem contrasts youth’s vitality with the old man’s perceived decline and loss of worth.
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Sin
Holt Goegebe
Portrait of a Flamboyant Man In 1925 Adams Vignette
A satirical sketch from 1925 portrays a vain, fastidious man who wears crisply creased trousers, mocks older men, and elicits both scorn and admiration as he teeters along the street. The piece notes his putty filled teeth and china like eyes, framing him as a comic social figure of style and pretension.
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George Matthew Adams
Pampero winds shape Argentine plains and seasons
The pampero is the name given to the cold southwest wind that sweeps the southern plain of Argentina. It is strongest during spring and is felt in Buenos Aires about a dozen times yearly, mainly in October November and January.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
Turks Double-Defeat Marked in Bessarabia Annals
In Bessarabia against Poland and Russia the Turks suffered notable defeats. Four defeats by Poles before 1624 and 178 by Russians in 1780 and 1769 are recorded, shaping a long memory in Turkish history.
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Bessarabia
Turkey
Suits Filed For June Term In District Court
Two new lawsuits were filed for the coming June term. Josephine Williams sues Andrew and Kate Johnson on a promissory note for 200 dollars with 8 percent interest and overdue principal. The note shows a claimed amount of 838.67 with 8 percent interest. Helen Mickel sues to quiet title to parts of land in Cass county including the northwest quarter of section 16 and other parcels in township 77 north range 37. The case lists many defendants including minors and guardians. Attorneys for the plaintiff are Rudolph & Ping.
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District Court
Josephine Williams
Andrew
Kate Johnson
Rudolph & Ping
Helen Mickel
John Krambeck
John B. Krambeck
E. M. Kellogg
John &.Krambeck
Ida. Remien
Robert Remien
Hazel Remien
Christine Statler
George Statler
Mildred Statler
Marvin Statler
Ward Statler
Carol Statler
Claus Krambeck
Ina Krambeck
Suepion 16
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Garrier
Canada
United Press
Knill-Burke,Inc
Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
New York City
Brokaw
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
General Miles
Cap
Beause
Akant
Mark Twain
California
Florida
Itopgel
Dawes
Boston
Train
Prince of Walls
Africa
Seattle
King of Brussels
Rotary Club
Reichstag
Hindenburg
Milwaukee
Bryan
Wayne Munn
NEA Servier Inc
Ee Hor
Walt Maso
Little Boys
Pampero
Cass County
B. R. Bennett
The
Watkins Dealer
Diay
Witpeae
Peacock & Baxter
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