14 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
Butler County Press
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1916
Page
1
A concise overview outlines JP New scheme for employers and employees and how benefits are allocated. The discussion highlights coverage scope premium structure and potential cost savings for businesses adopting the plan. It notes criteria for eligibility and projected impact on worker security.
The Shop Workers’ Journal condemns group life policies offered by Mayer Boot and Shoe and similar firms. It argues such schemes bypass union wage increases, lure workers with free life coverage, and threaten fair living standards by tying benefits to employment terms.
Brazilian cinemas impose strict entry times and prelude rituals. Patrons cannot enter during ads, wait in a front lobby, and proceed to seats as the film begins. Doors close at appointment times, with delayed crowds sometimes held outside until the reel ends.
A reprint item blends Nazim Pasha and an Armenian beauty with tales of Naplin ab the Turledale arickessgallet Bulcatie du the Batluan war. It follows her peril, escape to a convent, then refuge aboard ships under British and Russian flags, ending with Nazir Pasha's deposition and murder by the Young Turks. Also notes Milo of ancient Greece’s Olympic feats and a history fragment on the era of good feeling from Monroe’s administration. The column closes with industrial fatalities in Pennsylvania and resulting widows, orphans, and compensation.
An 18th century tale centers on Jean Artie known as Leonard, the famed hairdresser to Marie Antoinette, alleged to die twice. The piece traces his life from 1758 birth to capture in Paris, execution as traitor, and a claimed second death certificate, with discussion of how a survivor might have faked death and lived on.
During the 1807 Greece Turkey war a Mellente battleship entered the gulf of Arta and anchored offshore. A five-man Turkish detachment climbed a bus to water the vessel with rifles, while Greeks below plotted a daring dive to free the ship by discovering and removing a hidden chain around the propeller. After hours of exhausting effort the chain was cut free and the battleship escaped, though the strait remained fortified and the Turks held the position.
A gander in Los Angeles Times recounts how a boy tethered a frog on a line to lure the bird into a pond. The pickerel on the hook pulled the gander. after a half hour, the gander returned ashore with a six pound fish and refused further water exposure for weeks, arguing with the flock at the edge.
The article discusses rifle shooting technique with quirky misprints and varied topics. It includes Walter Winns the American sharpshooter living in England giving aiming tips, plus Cornish pies and other short items on domestic life and birds. It notes pairs of eagles hunting, a Bride and eggs joke, and Bohemia’s history with the White Mountain battle.
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