Nevada Senator Clidie the Ex-Cowboy Miner in Fame
The Nevada senator Tasker Lowndes Clidie, once an ex cow puncher and miner, rose from a harsh Nevada mining life to political prominence. Born in 1860s Beookisa, he faced early ranching and mining hardships before partnering with Jim Butler and Wilse Brougher to strike the Mizpah mine in Nye County. Their small $25 investment yielded a life changing fortune as the camp boomed, a landmark in Nevada mining history.
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Millionaires’ Club
Tasker Lowndes Clidie
Nevada
Jong
Eine
Beookisa
East Orange
N. J
Nebraska
New York City
Stokes
Oddie
Nye
Old Bellmont
Jend
Jim Butler
Butler
Becen
Jold
Kiondyke
Wilse Brougher
Hirgs
Hiers
Austin
W. C. Gayheart
Gayheart
Mizpah
Toi
Belmont
Butlers Ranch
Wise Brougher
Pacific Coast
Oddin
Iesnes
Southern Pacific
Sedanville
Inti
Comstock
Tonopah
H.C
Cal) Brough
Immigrants to Hawaii by Japanese lead in 1920 21
Honolulu August figures from the immigration station show 4,794 aliens admitted to Hawaii in 1920-21, with 3,629 Japanese, 707 Chinese, and fifty five Koreans. Japanese picture brides numbered 29. Japanese departures totaled 4,214, births 2,373 and deaths 499. The Japanese population remains 109,274. Filipino labor imports reached 3,223 with 1,146 returning home at year end.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
United States
Orient
Open Letter to Women From Philadelphia Reader
A Philadelphia woman describes severe irregular menstruation lasting two weeks with long gaps, years of illness, and unhelpful doctors. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for seven months she recovered enough to manage her housework and urges others to try the remedy.
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Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. S. Livres
I St
Vanta garments promise safety and freedom for babies
A mother inspired by a dangerous safety pin to design the Vanta garment. The result uses tapes for fastening instead of pins or buttons, allowing babies to move freely while keeping clothes secure. Hospitals approve, and a range of baby items and prices are listed, including vests, binders, garters, stockings, and special dresses.
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Baby
Senator Oddie of Nevada A Miner Turned Governor
The text chronicles James W. Oddie a mining pioneer and politician. It notes his early Tonopah and Belmont Developments, cattle ranching in Pine Creek, and his rise to Governor of Nevada from 1911 to 1915. It highlights his persistence amid booms busts and his later run for U.S. Senate. It also details his lineage and public service roles in Nevada and New Jersey.
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Eldorado
Hannapth
Silver Bow
Reveille
Manhattan
Oddie
Tonopal
Belmont
Goldfield
Pine Creek
Nevada
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Mexico
Tonopah
Pesging
New York
Har
Stokes
Ankna
United States
Senanter Oddie
Henry Melzs
Elien Gibson (Prout) Oddie
Elis
Washington
Benjamin Tasker
Maryland
Benjamin Stoddert
Navy
Lieya Lowndes
Nevada State Council of Defense
T Transport Committee
War Industries Board of
Exesex Troop (Cavalry
New Jersey
Nye County
Roaming Complex Epidemic Among Debutantes Abroad
An essay on the roaming complex or wanderlust among Eastern debutantes who tramp across the continent gathering favors from tourists. Notable girls like Rebecca Brownstein Myra Le vine Florence Rosen and Gladys Zimmermann are cited as examples of Western wander life and work on savings. Measured light experiments resume in Pasadena with Nobel laureate Dr Albert A Michelson applying methods with Mt Wilson Solar Observatory support.
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New York
Iitt
New York City
Rebecca Brownstein
Myra Levine
Syracuse University
Florence Rosen
Gladys Zimmermann
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Cal
Albert Abraham
Michelson
Chicago
Mt. Wilson
England’s two million surplus women studied by Northcliffe
New York August six reports Lord Northcliffe raising England’s two million surplus women as a wartime aftershock. American women offer emigration, economic support, and matriarchal roles as solutions, with lawyers and suffragists urging practical aid and recognition of women’s equal value.
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England
Northcliffe
New York
Aus
Lord Northcliffe
United States
Olive Stott Gabriel
Mrs. Gabriel
Raymond Brown
The
Woman Citizen
Mrs. Brown
Helen P. McCormick
Kings County
World machinery exhibit to be housed in New York City
A massive American machinery show will be housed in a vast Central Mercantile Building on Sixth Avenue. The exhibit features heavy cranes and tractors, with floor space exceeding 160000 square feet per floor, and will rival historic European expositions. J H Duffield, president of the Exhibition Company, notes New York sells more machinery than Europe’s combined markets.
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New York City
Widch
Crystal Palace
London
Paris
Central Mercantile Building
Sixth Avenue
18Th
13Th Streets
Woolworth
Hiffel Tower
J. H. Duffield
Exhibition Company
New York
Europe
America ready to lead world in postwar production
Colvin B. Brown of the U S Chamber of Commerce told a Columbus audience that wartime debts can be paid only through production profits. He argued prices must stay above costs and urged extending credit to Europe to reestablish global credit.
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Columbus
Ohio
Colvin B. Brown
Washington
Department of Organization
United States Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Brown
Suitcases For Women Appeal With Practical Style
Suitcases for women feature light weight carrying, attractive appearance, and practical interiors with cretorie lining and convenient pockets. DuPont Fabrikoid imitates leather, waterproof, durable with leather corners and strong handles. Black enamel cases priced at 6.50, motoring friendly with full 24 inch fabric case resembling grain leather, third floor.
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DuPont Fabrikoid
Real 24 hour picture service advertises rapid film processing
A newspaper ad promotes a 24 hour picture service. Walk in Monday by 9am with Sunday’s film and the finished photos are ready Tuesday at 9. The process is described as rapid, careful, and expert with no rushing. It urges enjoying a Kodak during vacations or weekends and notes a fourth floor location.
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Kodak
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Nevada Wastes
Brooklyn
Senator Oddie
Cal’’ Coolidge
Cutiura
Mrs. Little
Akeley
Africa
Underwood & Underwood
Carl B. Akeley
America
Herbert Bradley
Mary Hastimg Bradley
Priscilla Hall
Pre Indy
Seta
Australia
New Zealand
Great Britain
Miss Scheidermann
Miss Rose Scheidermann
Women’s ‘Trade Union League
the Times
Howland Dry Goods
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