Post Office Rates and Newspaper Prices Across Cities
Advertising text outlines postal rates for daily and Sunday mail and details yearly advance payments. Includes pricing per month and year for daily and Sunday editions, plus notices of multiple city newspaper offices such as New York Chicago San Francisco Washington Columbus London Paris Berlin and Rome with specific addresses.
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Lyr
Gmose
Jmpa
Unday
New York
B&treky
Chicago
West
Monte Carlo Confessions From a Casual Visitor
The writer portrays Monte Carlo as a dazzling yet dangerous playground where wealth buys thrills and danger lurks. He notes dramatic personal crises among visitors, the omnipresent gambling, and the stark contrast between opulence and ruin. A famed crowd, a powerful showman dog, and Dimitri's wine labels color the scene.
Picking Up After Him The Wife’s Burden Through Life
A poem laments a careless husband leaving chaos behind him and shows a wife forever tidying. It contrasts male carelessness with female duty, arguing that a wife bears the toil of undone tasks through long years, seeking a fair share of respect and effort.
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Edgar A
Bible Thought For Today Cast Away Your Transgressions
A fragment quotes scripture urging to cast away transgressions and seek repentance. It references turning toward life and a new heart, citing verses about God taking no pleasure in death and urging Israel to live. The text appears as a devotional snippet with biblical phrasing.
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House of
Isaael
Dieth
Lexington and Concord Battle Echoes in American History
The piece recalls the Lexington and Concord events of April 19, 1775, highlighting their impact on the American fight for liberty. It notes figures like Washington, Revere, La Fayette, and Arnold, and links colonial valor to later Allied efforts in 1917 18.
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Lexington
Concora
Aii
Lexington and Concord
America
Ciovernorage
Boston
Concord
Uberty
George Washington
Pay Revere
Marquis de la Payette
Valley Forge
Benedic Arnold
Ethan Allen
Cornwallia
Yorktown
Massachusetts
Prince of Wales Opens Global Duty Tour With Africa Visit
The Prince of Wales begins a long itinerary first in South Africa then South America as Britain’s ambassador of business. He will study colonial affairs, assess political issues, and help strengthen British commerce while weighing his future role on the throne.
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Prince of
Wwoff
South Africa
South America
Zulu Ehleftning
Prince of Wales
Hrntiah
Atlantic
National Cathedral Contemplates Westmin stery in Washington
The National Episcopal Cathedral in Washington debates evolving into an American Westminster Abbey. The planned burials of Woodrow Wilson and Admiral George Dewey elevate the institution, with Dewey's remains moved to the Cathedral crypt after his death on January 16, 1917. Arlington houses the Unknown Soldier and other famed figures may follow over the years.
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Westminster Abbey
National Episcopal Cathedral
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
George Dewey
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Wilpon
Arlington Cemetery
Mussolini Returns to Chamber Amid Communist Clashes
Audience reports a lively session in the Italian Chamber of Deputies as Mussolini presses his position with the Black Shirts in control. The uproar from communists signals further sharp exchanges, with potential political storms if Fascisti discipline falters.
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Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Farciaco
Black Shirts
Italy
Fascisti
Europe
Rome
Truth Hurts When People Fear the Whole Truth
A friend invested a quarter of his savings in a business he knew nothing about. He delayed learning the truth, hoping it would turn out well, until discovering only a fraction remained and mounting debt. The piece argues that facing the truth early spares greater harm and urges honesty with oneself and others.
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Paradise
Clean Books and the Call for Moral Literature Reform
An editorial discusses the defeated clean books bill in New York and argues reform should start with clean minds. It cautions against overreaching laws amid mounting legislation and asserts publishers will follow if public minds are virtuous.
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New York
National Congress
America
United States
German Election Results Show Jarres Narrow Victory Trend
The German national election produced results close to expectations with Karl Jarves leading the Nationalists and a strong showing by Otto Braun and the Socialists. Ludendorff fared poorly, while monarchist and Republican factions reflect continued political tension ahead of the next decisive vote.
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Karl Jarves
Jarves
Ludendorff
Germany
Socialist Party In
Otto Braun
Jarres
Ebert
Opinion on Lord Curzon as British premier and legacy
A digest of editorials from various papers weighs Lord Curzon’s career and potential as prime minister. It notes his diplomatic skill and imperial zeal, while critics call him overbearing and aristocratic and question his suitability to lead Britain after World War I.
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Indianapolis
India
Hin
Seattle Times
the Times
Lord Curzon
Salt Lake
Curzon
Conmons
Curzon Nashville
Great Britain
Kansa
Law
Europe
The
Chicago Tribune
Cinnati Times Star
Eng
San Antonio
Lord Salisbury
Youngstown
Deseret
House of Lords
Beachury
Onsfield
Salia
City Star
Bonar
Buffalo Evening News
Lakpe Thede Climb Records Height in Paris
Lakpe Thede of the Thibet mission, survivor from the Everest tragedy group, set a record by climbing 8 009 meters. He is claimed as the only human to reach such a height by pure ascent, not by air.
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Paris
Lakpe Thede
Thibet
Ome
Ving and Mallori
Short Pickings From The Nation 1925 Wit And Wordplay
A collage of pithy quotes and witticisms from various papers. Snippets reference summer heat in 1925, personal freedoms, rain, speech, and public figures. Notable lines touch on Ford production, Stone Mountain, March weather, and a Nebraska man’s odd fortune reunion.
Monotony of Riviera Delusions in Disappointing Stay
The narrator recounts a trip to the Riviera where expectations clash with reality. English travelers encounter fellow tourists and enduring chaos, noting heavy foreign presence and limited French influence. They end up at a poorly named hotel Montania, regretting the lack of sun and overly touristy atmosphere.
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Monte Carlo
France
Carlo
Marseilles
Riviera
Selecta
Nice
Nigra
Montania
Ana
Monte
Increasing Baldness Predicted by London Scholar
In a Phyatological Institution lecture, Professor Harper Roberts forecasts a future rise in human baldness. He cites statistics showing more bald heads in towns than rural areas and notes that recently civilized nations exhibit rapid increases in baldness.
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London
Phyatological Institution
Harper Roberts
Storage law for agricultural products sparks debate
The article discusses a newly enacted federal license system for warehousing agricultural goods including potatoes. It covers warehouse receipts as loan collateral, storage limits, and inspection requirements to prevent diseased stock, plus broader concerns over market manipulation and regulatory reach. The piece also notes unrelated local items including a leopard stone quarry in Davie County and immigration questions involving Charles Chaplin's mother.
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Uncle Sams
Secretary of Agricu
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