Poincare Seeks Steady France Policy Toward Germany
French Premier Poincare vowed unchanged policy toward Germany and rejected calls to harshly crush or expel, insisting France will not abandon its course. He spoke at Marville and Stenay, framing comments amid memorial dedications and Allied notes. He stressed that France seeks no ground not belonging to it and will respond firmly to critics.
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Associated Press
Davin
Poincare
Maryville
Cune
Reichstag
M. Poincare
Stenny
Marville
Althous
Foreign Office
Poineste
Sampiani
Froanes
Rare twin birth with teeth in France report
Dr. M Bolard of Bordeaux presented a rare twin birth case to the In val medical society. One infant was said to be born with teeth and a second tooth appeared twelve days later. A London physician cited about fifty similar cases in medical literature and suggested such births were portentous for exceptional strength and intellect.
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M. Bolard
Bordeaux
France
Inval Medical Society
London
Trinity College
Mahatty
Edward Sullivan Celli Ug
Maharty
Foreman Injured When Car Turns Turtle in Turn of the River
In Mew Canaan Aus on Turn of the River a contracting foreman from Stamford suffers a broken shoulder and arm with several minor injuries after the steering wheel fails and the car overturns. He was en route with the company’s employer when the accident trapped him beneath the vehicle. three others escaped uninjured.
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Stamford
Dantown
Papany
Ting
Russians Try to Restore City of Petrograd in crisis
The Moscow government directs business to Petrograd, funds harbor improvements for large ships, and aims to revive Petrograd as Russia’s gateway. Disturbances from Bolshevik measures hinder Baltic ports Reval and Riga, while Petrograd's population and conditions remain unstable amid war.
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Re. Petrograd
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Iit
Wesinziots
Reval
Riga
Moscow
Petrograd
Teleheyism
Nia
Latvia
Kiza
Tus
Nevai
Tigu
Bosetat
Petrostat
Zinoviev
Tvernation
Odess
Petforrad
Possibilities of Radio in Arctic Learned at Dinner
A Chicago hosted dinner revealed Dr. Donald A. MacMillan's Bowdoin expedition plan to use wireless radio as Arctic reporting and crew morale support. The Bowdoin will carry equipment built with the Radio Laboratory and be able to transmit step by step progress from the field to the world.
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Arctic
United “States
Great
Neeth Armes
LeMillim
Wes
Waters
McDonald
Tadio
A. J
Herrmann
Boston Tech Jox
Aga Radio Laboratory
Bowdoin
Hess
Wand
McDanata
Pccmpany
Bermuda
Black Awk
W. Hand
Sae Ots
Wiper Cos
United States
TaeMillan
Eas
Cowan
MacMillars
Robbingon
MacMillan
Sorvard
Redio
Inhara
Howdoin
Los Angeles
Hiram der Masini
MarMillan
Equirer
Mootby
Donald
Smien
Thnner
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Lill
Maonaid
Te North
Sie
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Tim
Milan
Mars
Die Lauer Park
Tripliente
Wolo
Chiesso
Ferensart
Tearengaria
New Ie
France
Findl
Chicago
Dr. Mackfillat
Chivago
Macitan Foc
Arlington
Aupape
Stiner
Walen MacMillan
Maxtin
Fanie
MacMivan
Mivant Derey Maxim
Lalléd
Railroad Planned For Painly Ama In Japan Mountain
A fragmented report suggests a railway may extend toward a Japanese mountain area. The note mentions visitors losing one thrill of ascent and hints at rising costs and access issues amid uncertain lines.
Fragmentary foreign language chatter and muffled names from an old press page
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Munde ll, Mile ven tauthaber, and Muniohs Nromeht with fear of racer. It references German power, Aymericana dawned, and Cardinal vier W Maulhaber, all in a tense, unclear wartime context.
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GMAN
Mundell
Drrigey
Ceeyuyis
Evereanie
Michel
Tauthaber
Aavbs
Crernlis
Che
Ten Missing in Milford During July Report
Special to the Telegram details Milford police monthly report for July. It lists three fatalities including a suicide and a drowning, plus auto and trolley incidents. Forty four automobile crashes, one child hit by trolley, one car abandoned, one car stolen and recovered. One hundred forty seven complaints investigated with arrests. fifty five cases presented to court, four potentially pending, two discharged by the prosecutor, no cases sent to New Haven. One hose break, fourteen store doors unlocked, eight hospital calls, patrol mileage and gasoline use summarized.
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Milford
M. Maler
O. W. Platt
New Haven
Lson
Sleep Safe In Cold Arctic Bed Say Scientist
A famed scientist notes that sleeping in a cold Arctic bed is not dangerous. He warns against staying awake at all costs to resist frost and fatigue, since exhaustion leads to dangerous heat loss and death, and falling asleep can be safer than prolonged wakefulness.
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Arctia
Sofia
Ancient anaesthetics and curious old practices revealed
Fragmentary notes describe ancient and medieval anaesthesia methods from Egypt and South America, mentioning mallets, wood locks, and concussive practices, alongside references to morphine and hashish. The piece weaves in curious experiments on heat and touch and ends with a campus anecdote about corporal punishment and a bishop Maharty vignette.
Yacht clubs head to New London for triangular race
The Larchmont and Indian Harbor Yacht clubs, along with the New York Yacht Club fleet, arrived at Liadk Zoek harbor yesterday on the first leg of their cruise to New London. They plan to race from the local harbor to Duck's Island at nine o'clock today, despite a near mishap when the steel boat smus strained at Yeek before departure.
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Smus
Caney Island
Yeek
Larchmont
Indian Harbor
Liadk Zoek Harbor
New London
New York Yacht Club
Duck’s Island
Monte Carlo gambling tale from Chicago News fragment
A garni tour of the Monte Carlo rooms is described with a dramatic scene at roulette. A casually remarked Englishman wins big while Sir Basil Zaharof discusses casino luck and a night’s rest amid the casino’s glow.
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Basil Zaharof
Blane
Monte Carlo
Sir Basil
Chicago News
Terrier Guards Master From Police Stand Off
A terrier stood between its master and officers, baring two rows of sharp teeth and ready to strike. The officer summoned help from the station. Several policemen arrived, but the brave terrier repelled each rush.
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Dog
John Law
Sveral
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