Night Attack at Belgian Fort Ends In Confusion
A Belgian frontier fort near Liege floods its guns with an electric key held by Major Molyneux to repel dawn assault. The unlucky commander Colonel Du Pierris misreads the breach and braces his men for an attack that never comes, as the firing mechanism is traced to a misfired ignition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Molyneux
Colonel du Pierris
Liege
du Pierris
le Fevre
Morant
le Ferre
Bim
Unclear fragment hints at a disrupted trip and weather stop
Fragmentary text describes a disrupted journey with garbled dialogue about weather and a recent trip. The readable parts reference a location and a tense pause, but concrete facts, names, or dates are not present.
Fights Around Mexico City Reported in Civil War Dispatches
Advices from Washington report Zapata forces defending Mexico City clashing with Carranza troops in artillery duels delaying the advance. Dispatches from Vera Cruz say Gonzalez aims to spare the city, while Wilson considers action after his July trip. A Red Cross official describes Mexico as a wretched land suffering famine and violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Zapata
Mexico City
Carranza
Vera Cruz
Gonzalez
Villa-Zapata
Wilson
Cornish
N. H
Tibet
Cuba
C. E. Bates
Caborea
Sonora
Villa
Nogales
Simpich
Carranza War Department
Red Cross
Mexico
Austin Cunningham
Red Cross Magazine
Ousted Professor Demands Retraction
Hanover N I June 26 Professor George C Cox former assistant professor of philosophy at Dartmouth calls for a written full retraction from the college president and trustees over charges he says were made against him by President Ernest Fox Nichols He says he was dismissed for his religious views not seeking reinstatement but demanding correction of statements Cox a radical socialist once led an Episcopal church in Cincinnati before being deposed for unorthodox views
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. IL
George C. Cox
Dartmouth College
Ernest Fox Nichols
Cox
Cincinnati
Boyd Vincent
Ohio
Wyoming Coal Production in 1914 Reveals Decline in Output
The 1914 Wyoming coal yield was 6,475,209 short tons valued at 10,093,747 dollars, down 719,773 tons and 1,476,808 dollars from 1913. Factors include mild weather reducing domestic demand and Colorado mine shipments resuming after a strike. labor impacts were limited with 248 new workers over the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
C. F. Lesher
United States Geological Survey
Colorado
Wyoming Coal
Wyleming
Union Pacific Railroad
Oratory at Home Spars with Husbands Speech At Home
Mary Heaton Vorse writes in the July Woman's Home Companion about a common problem in households where husbands talk at length. She notes that in private, many men lose their public charm and attempt to mold children and wives, stifling humor and joy. The essay urges wives to listen seriously while balancing respect and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Heaton Vorse
Issane
Isa
Hishawed
Tha
National Missionary Campaign Plans Anew for Fall and Spring
New York June 26 announcement outlines a revived laymen's missionary movement program. Interdenominational drive includes city conventions from October to April, leading to a Washington D C congress April 26 to 30 1914 with up to 150000 delegates expected from about forty thousand churches.
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New York
United States
Washington, D. C
Alo
N. Y
Caer
Alont
Detroit
Chicago
Pueblo
Pitt
Denver
Wichita
Baltimore
Jadelphia
Mitch
Milwawker
Portland
Bowton
Olmeinetl
Waterbury
Manchester
N.L
St. Lew
Kenena
City
Lexington
Sen Franciemn
Dee Moines
Neshville
Freene
Cal
Lew Angrlee
Indianapoles
Everett
Kingdom of
Het
President Wilson Arrives at Cornish Summer Home
President Wilson, with daughter Margaret and Dr. Cary T. Grayson, arrives at his Cornish summer home shortly after 1 PM. He is greeted at Windsor Vermont station by cousin Miss Helen Woodrow Bones and travels by car to the residence.
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Cornish
N.hs
Wilson
Margaret
Cary T. Grayson
White House
Windsor
Helen Woodrow Bones
Topics of Home and Household Tips
Practical home guidance on stain treatment table linen care varnish linoleum upkeep silver cleaning with baking soda dyeing for color retention candle stability using a hot needle to anchor toothpicks cooling food and refrigerating habits ice use and odor control in leftovers.
Ingenious Claims Dependability In Tire Breakage Dispute
A brief report notes competing claims of dependability in tire testing with debate over break at the bead and issues observed during a rim fit. The article cites industry discussions and practical tests to assess tire reliability.
Stuffed Tomatoes and Tomato Dishes Historic Recipe Card
A long scanned recipe list details hot stuffed tomatoes with breadcrumbs chicken ham and egg, scalloped tomatoes with onions and butter, fried tomatoes Virginia style, creamed fried tomatoes, and stuffed tomatoes with almonds and cranberry cream, plus serving tips and spice notes. The text preserves era cooking terms and measurements.
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Virginia
Kansas Winter Wheat Crop Forecast Rises in June
Topeka June 26 Kansas winter wheat production is expected at 198,700,000 bushels for the year with an average yield of 16.5 bushels per acre. The state agriculture department reports a 2,100,000 bushel increase over the May forecast and a 0.4 bushel higher yield per acre.
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Topeka
Kas
Kansas
State Department of Agriculture
Seven Lost In A June Blizzard On Mount Washington
A party of seven hikers from Madison set out for Mount Washington and were overtaken by a severe snowstorm. A foot of snow fell and no contact has been received since they left Thursday afternoon.
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Jefferson, N. H
Mount Washington
Madison
Mouni
SICK SKINS MADE WELL BY RESINOL
A garbled medical advertisement-like note claims Resinol cures sick skins and promotes quick relief. The text is unclear but suggests repeated testing and physician involvement, with references to weed treatments and prewed on sererertal for stim trowtles.
17 Americans Delayed Off Liverpool By Passport Issues
The American embassy says 17 Americans arriving on six liners since June are held in the Mersey off Liverpool. They lack passports or have invalid ones. The British Home Office will consider their case.
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London
Jane
Mersey
Liverpool
Home Office
Pier Collapse Tragedy Kills Over 100 in Meecow Area
A pier collapse near the Kasanke river in Meecow province causes extensive fires with more than 100 deaths reported. Rescue crews scramble amid chaotic scenes as vessels and excursion sets are disrupted along the river. Authorities warn the disaster may rise with ongoing investigations and missing persons.
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London
Juse B
Petrograd
Koza
Meecow
Kasanke River
Artificial feeding for babies and care tips
The article explains artificial feeding risks and how mothers should prepare and monitor milk, bottles, and utensils. It gives guidelines from infant care pamphlets, specifies milk amounts by age, dilution, and sugar use, and stresses regular feeding intervals, especially in hot weather, with advice on when to consult a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Bureau
Department of Labor
Washington, D. C
Amervcen Mathewsxenentie
Ex Monte
Bothe
Europe Gains as US Ties Shift in Global Trade
Fragmented OCR text suggests a discussion of Europe and United States trade relations, shifts in economic influence, and potential impacts on travel and markets. Vague references imply a balance of gains and losses amid international dynamics affecting people and regions.
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Red Cross Pharmacy
Barre
W. M. Williams
Williamstown
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Kinon CO
Rutland, Vt
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Losophy
Dartmouth Head
Wyoming Coal Production
National Missionary Campaign
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Mads
Goodrich
B. F. Goodrich CO
Akron
Goodrich Faruste
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Kasanka River
Europe
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Lane
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