Serena St Post Office and Subscriptions Summary
A fragment from a newspaper page shows subscription rate notices and advertising agency details for Ser ena Street Post Office on Second Clana Britter, with references to Mall parable in advance and advertising representatives in New York and Chicago. Includes a poetic excerpt about evolution and an ape’s ascent as a moral.
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Second Clana | Britter
Metropolitan
Tower
New York
Irvin
Buddter
Chicago
Barnum
Ali Gerartmnent
Ogen
Weather Cheer Could Boost Summer Murmurs
Editorial notes mix weather optimism with scattered global briefs. Commentary references film industry trends, Irish peace lists, and political figures while lampooning taxation and public policy. The piece weaves varied mentions from Washington to Mesopotamia, hinting at daily life disruptions and public discourse.
Weather or Not Weather Forecast From A Midwestern Almanac
Weather forecast shows local showers in New England with a likely Tuesday and Wednesday change in temperature. Atlantic seaboard conditions overcast with showers, while other cities report varying skies. Almanac cites sunrise at 6:52 a.m. and sunset around 6:26 p.m. with tides at high and low water times.
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Atlanta
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Boston
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Sleuty
Cincinnati
Denver
Detroit
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Slowdy
Zarterag
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Rain
Kansas
Nantuckets
New Haven
New Orleans
New York
Norfolk
Orthield
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Bridger Port
Dawes Music and Education Debate Spark in Early 20th Century
Article blends Gen Charles G. Dawes composing Melody in A Major with Frits Keessler endorsing the record, praising Dawes as a multifaceted financier who finds relief in music. It contrasts his hobby with concerns about budget constraints and political interference, then shifts to Vice President Coolidge critiquing higher education.
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Charles G. Dawes
Talking Machine
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Frits Keessler
Dawes
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Harding
Hay
Otefer
Uncle Sam
Jack
J. P. Morgan
Senate
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Open diplomacy and American good doctrine in focus
Secretary Hughes outlines open diplomacy as frank, clear, and rights-respecting, aiming for openly written agreements and no secret treaties. The piece argues this approach will force other nations to notice America’s patience with covert methods and asserts a steadfast, rightward foreign policy. It also cites moral concerns, noting 18th century critiques of lax manners and evolving societal ethics amid fashion and social reform.
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America
State Hughes
Hughes
State Department
Hot Enough for Me A Lyric Verse of Summer Heat
The poem describes extreme heat enticing a walk and a ride as the sun blazes. It contrasts scorching days with dreams of cool air and breezes as the speaker battles fatigue and seeks relief in movement and memory.
Harding Urged to Reconsider Bonus Bill Promptly
A distressed message from lawmakers and colleagues urges President Harding to rethink the adjusted compensation legislation. It emphasizes the need to honor veterans and complete passage, expressing disappointment with the current stance and urging swift action.
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Tily Li
Jeter
Kinne Harding
Valle Ee Ley
Ett
Aland
Min
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Questions from Washington bureau readers ask about Taft and other topics
A compilation of reader questions covers William Howard Taft’s presidency bid during his world tour, wage readjustment for coal miners, tropical bird names, reloading dry cells, largest arc lamps, beef cattle numbers through 1920, kitchen sink odors, blue spruce propagation, gold pieces issued by the government, and the artist who painted The Spirit of 75 by Willard.
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Amer
R. A
Bureau of Standards
Robbers Blow Safe at Comiskey Park After White Sox-Yankees
Thieves blew the safe at Comiskey Park last night after the Sox-Yankees game, reportedly taking receipts totaling about 3,206 dollars from the gate and leaving about 40,000 dollars in gate receipts routed to a bank. Owner Charles Comiskey denied reports of missing papers tied to former White Sox players.
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New York Yankees
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Wade Aurbeds
Bridgeport News of 1881 40 Years Ago in The Standard
Bridgeport items recount a West travel return and local earshots in July 1881. Notables include Mr T Be Deolltue the Telephone Manager, Major changes at depots Haw Villa, and a Barnum London show shift. Also reported are funerals, church retreats, harbor security, and the death of Captain Jamon G H Porter with note on his Civil War service.
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Church of England
the Spectator
London
Eng
Jamon GH. Porter
Cerher OC
Golden Hil
Main Streets
Hanover
Wmn. G. Linebargh
Bridgeport, Mutual Life Isurance Association
Lineburgh
Linburgh
Mr. Linsburgh
Barnum Building
I. Wetmre
Park Street
Fairfield East
J. G. Devenport
Waterbury
C. KR. Palmer
Mr Davenport
Davenport
Zeppelin Builds Giant Monoplane For Peaceful Transport
Zeppelin works shift from war airships to a mammoth monoplane named ally meta. It features a 164 foot wing span, four Marbach 260 horsepower engines, a 11000 pound empty weight, and room for 15 passengers plus 4 or 5 crew, aiming for 30 miles per hour speed with controlled landing.
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Edwin E. Slosson
Zeppelin
Cain Craw
England
The Cop Is Always Right and You Are Wrong Song
A dated satirical verse counsels behavior toward police drivers. It cautions against arguing with cops, urges meek responses, and frames compliance as safer than confrontation, noting the cop is always right and the driver wrong. The piece reflects streetwise humor and social tension in an informal, rhymed rant.
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