Radioplane war era ends as nations seek peace
A sprawling war tale unfolds with radioplane fleets, Kaisers, kings, and the Roberts. Peace talks blossom after dramatic returns to the United States and London, leading to Japan's capitulation and a world proposal for lasting arbitration and disarmament.
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United States
Japan
Guy Hillier
Baasy
Arelclosen
Roberts
United
Kaiser
America
King Edwardg
Central Park
New York
London
Atlantic
Carry Water on Horseback in Rio Grande Border Villages
Water transport is a key challenge in the upper Rio region of Texas where riverside Ameri can and Mexican communities rely on horseback water bags. Each bag holds ten to twelve gallons and uses a canvas design with side slits for pouring and stoppers to close. A train of water pack horses, guided by a Mexican driver, moves between the river and settlements along rough terrain.
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Presidio
Tex
Rio
Texas
Rio Grande
Oldest Soldier in Service Daniel H. Rucker Retires at 97
Washington Maj. Gen. Daniel H. Rucker U S A retired, celebrates his ninety seventh birthday and is described as the eldest soldier in active service with uninterrupted wear of the uniform since a 72 year span beginning under Andrew Jackson. He resides in Washington with daughter Mrs Philip H Sheridan. Born before the War of 1812, he joined the army as a teen and witnessed Black Hawk’s War and Osceola’s Florida campaigns.
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Washington
Daniel H. Rucker
United States
Philip H. Sheridan
United States Army
Michigan
Andrew Jackson
Gen. Rucker
Great Britain
Black Hawk
New York Raises 1 075 000 for Hudson Fulton Celebration
New York has raised 1 075 000 dollars for the Hudson Fulton celebration set to begin September 25. Of this amount 15 000 dollars will be spent on aero nautical features. The event will feature a reproduction of Fulton's steamboat with fast motor boats and airships skimming around as it moves upstream.
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Fulton
New York
Mexico Requires Revenue Stamps on All Legal Papers
Notes executed in Mexico must bear revenue stamps before any legal action. Documents drawn in the United States or other lands must also carry these stamps. The Daily Consular and Trade Reports notes that notes made to order are not mercantile documents and are not undoriable.
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Kamigawa
Japan
Tokio
Washington
Congress
White House
United States
New York Bay
Pacific
United States of America
Great Britain
International Commission
Mexico
Uncertain legal dispute prompts cautious admission
A young lawyer denies being wrong but concedes an unintentional error may have crept into his assertion in a Christian Endeavor World item.
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Christian Endeavor World
Predatory Instincts and Civic Vigilance in Dated Commentary
A fragment discusses inherited predatory tendencies of men toward others’ labor and warns of dangers from monopolies and bribes in elections. It cites eternal vigilance as liberty’s price and reflects on labor, commerce, and political influence, interspersed with unrelated product endorsement notes.
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John Fiske
Mothers Who Have Daughters Promote Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
An advertisement claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps women with painful or irregular periods backache and indigestion. It cites Mrs May Deat of Winchester Indiana and hundreds of letters praising the remedy. Readers are urged to write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential free advice.
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May Deat
Winchester
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia 1Sepee Company
Lynn
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