Beware of Counterfeits as New Websterian Dictionary Promises
The News Telegraph warns readers about cheap imitations of the New Websterian 1912 Dictionary Illustrated. It claims only one genuine edition exists, revised to date by top authorities and published by Syndicate Publishing Co. of New York City, not by Webster publishers or successors.
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News-Telegraph
News- Telegraph
Webster’s Dictionary
Syndicate Publishing Co
New York City
Baseball scores and standings from Brooklyn to Denver
Yesterday's results show National League games in Brooklyn and Boston with Philadelphia and New York scoring high in wins and losses. American League games span Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland and Washington, with multiple matchups and varied innings, plus a Western League note from Omaha and a local classified line urging KIMBALLTON CONSTRUCTION CO for concrete blocks.
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Brooklyn
R.H
Philadelphia
Chalmers-Killifer
Barger-Miller
Boston
R.h.eb
New York
Brown-Kling
Wiltse-Wilson
Washington
Engle-Williams
Plank-Thomas
Rele
Cashion-Henry
Brown-Lapp
Detroit
RHE
Cleveland
Lake-Stanage
Kaler-Easterly
Western League
Omaha
Des Moines
Hall-Abrogast
Rogge-McGraw
Bt. Joseph
Sioux City
St. Joseph
White-Cadman
Herbe-Gossett
Lincoln
Rh.d. Lincoln
Wichita
Hagerman-Carney
Alderman Clems
Doyle-Stratton
Jackson-Clemons
Art Denver
Topeka
Denver
Brandon-Bchinidt
Sichreber-Block
Mutinous Chinese Troops Loot Mukden and Looted Stores
Chinese troops stationed at Mukden mutinied on June 21 injuring natives and burning hundreds of houses after looting jewelry shops. Foreigners and their property were reportedly respected by the mutineers, with loot and arson spreading through local areas.
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Mukden
Peking
National association elects Danvers man as president
J. W. Simpson of Danvers was elected president by the National Association of Managers of Farmer Elevator Companies. A roll call vote of 208 to 149. In New Hampshire the state constitutional convention rejected a proposed amendment granting votes for women. Harvard University conferred 530 degrees in course and awarded honorary degrees to thirteen individuals. Arthur Baumgartner died in a collision near the Long Island Motor Parkway grandstand. six others were injured. Police seek William Sloan, a Chicago promoter who vanished after receiving 250000 dollars for a claim settlement with J. P Knight of Chicago.
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New Hampshire
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Arthur Baumgartner
Long Island Motor Parkway
New York
William Sloan
Chicago
J. P Knight
Healthful living earns admiration through digestion harmony
The ad praises a woman with health temper and bright eyes as the result of correct living and good digestion. It touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy for faulty digestion and notes availability from all dealers and De Engravea cards at his office.
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Chamberlain
Complete at home cure for women’s ailments promised
An advertisement by Mrs. M. Summersg of Notre Dame Ind offers a free ten day at home treatment for female illnesses including leucorrhoea irregular menstruation and womb issues. It claims safety and no doctor needed with a cheap ongoing cost, and promises a free book WOMAN'S OWN MEDICAL ADVISER and local referrals.
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M. Summerg
Notre Dame
Ind
U.5.a
The Babe Found Among Titanic Victims
A fragmentary verse lament about a baby found among Titanic wreck victims. The speaker questions death for taking a child, describes the infant’s wide eyes seeking understanding, and pleads for the mother to be spared as the sea carries away both child and fate.
Answers for the Anxious in a Q A column
A lighthearted reader q&a page features humorous inquiries from Lucile and others. Topics include hair loss remedies, finding a poem title, onion taste in cauliflower boiled in rival pots, trimming summer panama hats, oyster health and exercise, plus a romantic dilemma about waiting for savings or marrying for money after a summer home in the Thousand Islands.
That's a Very Poor Story Says City Editor
The New Reporter returns a fire story to a scolding city editor who laments missing the brave fire laddies in the account. The exchange shows the rough, insular nature of early journalism and the rookie’s distress at his oversight.
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Labor debate at boarding house hints at summer strikes
A fair young boarder remarks during a labor discussion that men can have their strikes in the hot months when they would seek vacations anyway, revealing social attitudes at a shared table.
Persistent Youth and Stutter Question Pop in Proposals
A brief note questions Miss Gabbelgh its youth persistence with fifteen proposals raised yesterday and asks if Misa Bezzit spoke with a stutter. The item reads like a society note or diary snippet from a local page.
Rome Transformed From Squalor to Modern Capital
Rome rises from Hawthorne era squalor to a modern capital under Italian rule. Since 1870 area and population expanded, new streets and bridges opened, the Ghetto cleared, markets reformed, and sanitation improved. Death rate lowered, making Rome among Europe’s healthier capitals.
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Porta Pia
Papal Rome
Kingdom of
Italy
Rome
Cellan
Santa Mari
Maggiore Ana St. John Lateran
Castle of
St. Angelo
Vatican
Cincinnatus
Porta San Lorenzo
Constantine
Leo XIII
Tiber
St. Angelg
Europe
Porta del Popolo
Piazza del Popolo
Piazza Navona
Piazza Montanare
Marcellin
Hawthorne
Parla
Berlin
Child asks when the conflict will end in gentle case
An adult and child exchange a brief moral moment. The four year old admits fault with a sweet plea for pardon. The mother adds ethics, but the child grows restless and asks when the conflict will end, revealing a transitional moment in understanding.
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Harper
Bauer
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