Sennussiya and Djemal-d-Din in Egyptian Islam
The article traces two nineteenth century movements in Islam the puritan Sennussiya led by Seyid Moharomed Sennuasi and the politically active Djemaled-Din. It notes Sennuasis quiet reformist aims and broad lodge network while Djemaled-Din advocates militant propaganda and warns of Western influence. The piece highlights both figures as driving forces shaping Islamic revival and unity against external pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seyid Moharomed Sennuasi
el Semnural
Star
Spiritua
Senniionl
Djemaled-Din
Bennuest
Sennussi
Daily Tribune Casper Phone Rates and Delivery Policy 1914
Casper Daily Tribune outlines telephone exchange lines for Casper Wyoming and lists advertising representatives in Chicago and New York. It details subscription rates, payment terms, delivery assurances, and contact procedures for missed papers, with notes on publication offices and Associated Press rights.
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Pradden
King & Pradden
Steger
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Globe Ride
Bloston
Mase
Sharon
New Montgomery St
San Francisco
Calliples
The
Daily Tribune
New York
Boston
Viaitera
Casper
Nations County
N'yo
Associated Press
All Newa
Alan
Jace
Casper Tribune A Complete City Recreation and Transit Plan
A proposed program outlines a complete and scientific scoring system for Casper with a municipal and school recreation park system including swimming pools for children. It covers completing the scenic route boulevard, Garden Creek, Natrona County netteronda for county and more highways in Wyoming. It also calls for equitable freight rates for Rocky Mountain shippers and more frequent Casper train service.
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Casper
Garden Creek
Netterronda
Natrona County
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Mondell Is Honest Man in Wyoming Voters Trust
A Wyoming endorsement extols Frank Mondell as honest, plain, sincere, and faithful in office after twenty five years in congress. The piece rejects attacks by opponents and foreign critics, urging voters to rely on decades of proven integrity and trust in Mondell’s record.
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Wyoming
Frank Mondell
Sister Funk
Brother Walsh
Kendrick
Congress
Fran Mondell
Tle
Trifler
Jresier
Jess
Republicans Clean House After War Debris
The article urges voters to compare the postwar Republican handling of government to cleaning a ruined house. It argues Democrats left waste and debt, while Republicans faced unemployment, banking panic, and radicalism, pledging decisive action to restore confidence.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Lincoln
Democratic deflation blame disputed by party leaders
The piece records confusion among Democrats over deflation blame. Early denials of Wilsen administration responsibility shift to claims that deflation began earlier and that Republicans caused it before the new administration took power, with no chance for rumor mill gains.
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Wilsen
Farmers Recall Hard Times Before 1920 Relief Measures
The passage notes American farmers faced severe hardship in 1920 summer and fall with no recovery until the Harding administration enacted three relief steps: emergency agricultural tariff, revival of the War Finance Corporation, and increased funding for the Farm Loan Board.
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War Finance Corporation
Farm Loan Board
We and Our French Allies Broke German Power in 1918
A reflected editorial argues the London Times errs in omitting American and French roles in the 1918 offensives. It credits American divisions at Chateau Thierry, St Mihiel, and Meuse-Argonne with turning the tide, and asserts Allied victory rested on joint effort rather than British glory alone.
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England
Germany
United States
Argonne Forest
Amiens
Aisne
Marne
Paria
1918
Paris
Chateau Thierry
Boissons
Foch
St. Mihiel
Pershing
Meuse-Argonne
Arcrecnis
Meuse
Sedan
Southern States Drift Toward Balanced Industry and Agriculture
The essay argues the South is shifting from a purely agricultural base to a balance of farming and manufacturing. It notes southern support for protective tariffs during Congress debates, yet southern lawmakers opposed the tariff bill on final passage. It calls for voters to back tariff supporters to sustain and grow southern factories and the farm market.
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Congress
Bsouthern
United States
Aorth
The Vanishing Mark in Germany's Currency Decline
The piece discusses the German mark's decline as a stable currency, noting Leipzig trades, foreign standards, and historical shifts from the pound and franc to the mark. It contrasts currency value with paper money and points to looming monetary reform and possible abandonment of the mark.
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Germany
Leipsig
Asa
Africa
France
Notable Quote on Currency Decline and Economic Cycle
A fragment quotes Robert L. Preston describing currency collapse as a self feeding cycle where each value drop requires more money in every deal. It portrays a derelict, waterlogged state refusing to threaten commerce, aiming to be blown up and removed.
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Robert L. Preston
Common Life Reflections and Odd Local Fragments
A reflective piece on ordinary life noting simple joys and common experiences rather than grand ventures. The text shifts to unclear boilerplate phrases about local business and workers, listing partial terms like casper, Wye, jewelry, and workmen with scattered garbled notes that read as damaged OCR.
National Anthem Debate Highlights Objections to The Star Spangled Banner
A discussion argues against both words and music of The Star Spangled Banner citing it as a poem of occasion and martial in spirit. It notes issues with origin and singing difficulty while acknowledging no air has historically served as a universal national anthem.
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Lena
Beethoven
Haydn
Weber
Debate over National Anthem Origin and Appropriateness
A historical reflection questions official adoption of a national anthem for England and notes the surprising links to German origins and to Samuel F. Smith. The piece argues that if chosen, the anthem should be fitting in all respects and reminds that even great anthems can be written to order.
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England
Hell
Samuel F. Smith
Brave and the
The Value of a Nickel That Was Handed Down
Gene Martin of Casper Wyoming muses on the worth of a nickel and how small coins can spark big thoughts. He recalls everyday moments from bus fares to candy and root beer, arguing that value grows with perspective even from modest beginnings.
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Renna
Gene Martin
Casper
To My Baby Love That Will Not Let Me Go
Poem excerpt describing a father’s tender devotion to his baby. The speaker praises the child’s radiant presence and is moved to be worthy of the eternal love. The lines convey warmth, guardian calm, and spiritual devotion.
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Ll. Hartley
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Che Casper Daily Cridune
Wetness
Charles W. Barton
Membeer
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Rere Ewee
Tour Tribune
Tribune
the Tribune
Eae
Anaes
Casper Tribune
Katrinka
By Fontaine Fox
Tuat
Casper, Wye
Jewsiry
Methodist
East Second
South Durbin Streets
Nash Casper Motor CO
Nash
South
Kimball
Legionnaires
la Societe Des 40 Hommes Et 8 Cheavuea
Becklinger
Eie Dee
Natrona Lumber Co
Beech St
Red Cross
Elks Lodge
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