Wilson Delivers Three San Francisco Addresses on Peace Treaty
President Wilson arrives in San Francisco to challenge opponents of the league of nations. He speaks at a women’s luncheon and a Civic Auditorium address, then urges a settled peace in Oakland and Portland venues, stressing the treaty’s broader industrial rehabilitation aims and urging support against small technical objections. The trip features huge crowds, cheers, and notable introductions by Dr. Aurelia Reinhardt.
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Wilson
Hiram Johnson
League of Nations
California
Portland
Ore
Stanford University
Presidio
Market Street
Oakland
Oakland Auditorium
Aurelia H. Reinhardt
Mills College of Oakland
Senator Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations Covenant
Mc. Lodge
League
America
Cascades
Oregon
Crown Property Proposal Aims for Fighters in Rome
In the chamber of deputies Premier Nitth introduces a bill to place crown properties under king Victor Knimnanuet for the benefit of fighters and to wipe out 9,000,000 lire of the evil list.
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Rome
Nitth
Chamber of Deputies
Victor Knimnanuet
Peruvian President Denounces Plot Behind Arrests
Lima Peru August D Leguia, the republics president, confirms a personal statement accusing a well developed plot to assassinate him as the motive for widespread arrests. The remarks underscore government claims of a conspiracy shaping recent crackdowns.
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Lima
Peru
D. Leguia
Republic
Asamipete Khia
Wyoming Briefs Report City Disputes and Crime
In Burns Wyoming the city council lets contracts to extend the sewer era and enlarge the test plant. Laramie reports the murder of Stalph Jennings, son of LN Jennings, in his car. Casper sees Forrest Warren Cadwalader, heir to an $80 million estate, injured by a gun discharge during vacation. Shoshone project opens 6000 irrigable acres for homesteads Oct 9. Casper finds Jack Baird’s body near the river after he faced Nebraska warrants.
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Wyo
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Forrest Warren Cadwalader
Philadelphia
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Big Horn Basin
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Department of Agriculture
Jack Baird
Nebraska
Platte River
France
Camden Sheffner
Fismes
J. A. Sheffner
Young Sheffner
Harold R. Denbeaux
Josephine Hovey
Laramie
Greybull
Walter More
Cheyenne
Cooper Lake
Clone Range
Moore
Andoo May
Uda
Preparing exhibits for fairs teaches prize and progress
The USDA urges careful pre-fair preparation of animals and products. It notes the value of early taming, proper crate sizing, and precise grooming for pigs calves and dairy cows. The article emphasizes education and self-improvement over prizes, urging participation for lasting skill gains.
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Department of Agriculture
Allo and Legumes Boost Farm Fertility
The note discusses legumes and stock fertility, noting honey bees work diligently though short lived. It mentions inoculating alfalfa seeds sold at seed stores and calls for more grassland on some farms. The text ends with a remark on grazing.
Crows Discuss Haying Season And Planting Ideas
Two crows on hay stacks converse about the haying season and recent thrift shifting aim to save and grow food. They note people’s increased saving, planting, and not wasting, while planning a dinner in a cornfield later.
Box falls on a boy’s toes in small town mishap
The youngest child Kad cried after a heavy box fell on his toes. His mother calmed him saying the injury was minor and that he should laugh, as Tarper’s Muagname notes the incident in a brief household incident.
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Kad
Boyce Tarper
Like a Basket of Apples: Volunteer Movement Gets Guarded
Question answers why a volunteer movement is called a basket of apples. It uses a pun about each corps containing a core and a kernel to explain how every unit has leadership and essential substance.
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Basket of Apples
Core
Secret of success quips echo in odd office scene
A quirky dialogue frames success as a mix of persistence and purpose. The Sphinn asks for secrets while a button urges action, a pencil warns against following, glue promotes sticking to a value, and a chimney stresses doing the work one is suited for.
Riddled Letter Opens Eternal Puzzle
A playful brain teaser asks what starts eternity ends time and space and begins every end and ends all life. The answer reveals the letter B as the clever cornerstone of the wordplay.
Parables of the Kingdom and the Treasure
Lesson discusses Matthew 13 parables the hid treasure the pearl of great price and the drag net. It argues salvation as a free gift and Christ as purchaser notes Israel as treasure and Christ as the buyer emphasizes the church as the pearl and the final gathering by angels.
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Jesus
Matthew Tso
Christ
Israel
God
He Draws Hearts of Men
On that day when our Lord Jesus Christ was lifted up a diverse crowd gathered. Scribes and feared men, aristocrats and priests, common people, peasants, shepherds, Roman soldiers, Galilean pilgrims, and a motley city crowd joined in tribute. The passage portrays a universal drawing of human hearts to Christ.
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Lord Jesu Christ
Shipple
The Work That God Appoints
A concise note from Jean Inglow reflects a stance of duty to discover and joyfully fulfill the work God assigns rather than trying to fix the world. The quotation emphasizes personal responsibility and cheerful obedience.
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Jean Lngelow
Pass That Day in Peace
A brief fragment urges action to honor a day of peace. It references urgency and a call to act this day, though details are limited and names or places are not clear. The message emphasizes calm reflection and timely observance.
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Earth
To Live In Peace Becomes The Fruit Of Loves
The fragment mentions a phrase about peace as the fruit of loves and includes unclear names, suggesting a literary or reflective note. No concrete events, dates, or identifiable organizations are present.
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de Laweonala
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