United States Leads Global Steel Production Says Story
An article excerpt notes the United States producing about one third of world steel, offering figures like fifteen million tons out of thirty six and a half million, with Germany second and England third. It discusses near term industrial expansion, investments of over 442 million dollars, and wages totaling 103 million annually across steel works and related processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Real World
Germany
England
Epictetus Quote Lights Up Banquet For Kingston Suffragan
A banquet in honor of the Kingston suffragan appoint ment featured a toast with a sly reference to episcopal rings and royal symbols. The speaker notes a dilemma about choosing a part in life and implies fate decides the course. An announced visit to America follows with two armored rs.
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Hook
Kingston
Leeds
Crook
Togo
Vsit
America
Trust Authority
Food and Study A College Man's Experience
A college student describes poor health from greasy meals and how switching to WeNuts and following package directions improved strength weight clarity and study performance. He cites his sister and brother in supporting changes and notes visible improvement after weeks. Battle Creek, Mich. is mentioned with the product’s origin.
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Vster
Frank
Post Office
Washington City
Battle Creek
Mich
Iowa Senate defeats primary bill in telegraph briefing
Telegraphic briefs report the Iowa Senate rejected the primary bill 29 to 21 in Des Moines. Also noted: Hempl to teach German at Stanford for 5000 dollars yearly, forged certificates tied to Oregon lands, Bath votes against Carnegie library gift, and Milwaukee attorney Olaf I Rowe named Wisconsin vice consul in New Bay area.
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Iowa
State Senate
Des Moines
Oregon
Salem
Frank ‘T. Toland
la Crosse
Wis
Bath England
Andrew Carnegie
Olaf I. Rowe
Milwaukee
New Kingdom
Nov Way
Wisconsin
Madison
Louisiana Industrial School
Ruston
The Los Angeles Limited Cinematograph Scene Explored
A fragmentary reminiscence of a traveling press party heading west on the Union Pacific line. The piece notes ad men and photographers chasing images from Salt Lake to Pasadena with mock danger, camera lore, and industry jabs, ending with a product ad and a faint exhortation about city life.
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Union Pacific
Chicago
Buffalo Bill
Dorrance
New York Tribune
Hazlett
Pittsburg
O'Donnell
Pittsburg Dispatch
New York
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Lucky Baldwin
U. P
Pasadena
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aids Women
An advertisement claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieves backache and the blues caused by female illnesses. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Cottery of New York, and Mrs. Tlotmes of Larimore ND, urging women to seek its aid for menstrual pain and related symptoms.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Holmes
Cottely
J.C. Tlotmes
Larimore
North Dakota
Emma Cottery
East 12Th Street
New York City
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pink
Eve
Free Advice to Women by Lydia E Pinkham
A historical notice promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female illnesses. It highlights Mrs Pinkham, notes her enduring advice and remedies, and urges women to seek her guidance in Lynn Massachusetts, promising relief from irregular and painful menstrual symptoms, weakness, and related conditions.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Atlanta
Washington
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Philippines
Cleveland
Ohio
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Forest City Street Railway Company
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Johnson
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Ed Cameron
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Steunenberg
Berg
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THE
Cinematograph
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Peoria
Dru Fete
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Tae
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Asure’ Relief
Yun
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