Victoriane Hiffrie and political shifts in Mexico City
The text outlines a controversial plan led by Fella Ding, nephew of Gen. Por cho Dine, to remove a prominent figure from the Mexican national palace. It mentions a public stance against foreigners’ families, resistance to death and hardship, and a call for social programs including country homes for widows, deserted wives with children, and support for Crane nursery and Lake Geneva fresh air initiatives.
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Con Victoriane Hiffrie
Con
Fella Ding
Porcho Dine
Helra
RT. Ards
Wilowe
Chitten
Crane Nursery
Lake Geneva
$25,000,000 Roads Measure Passes in House Vote
Washington debate over the Shackleford bill ends with a 282 to 4% majority approval to distribute 26 million dollars for road construction. Supporters argue states must match dollars to fund highways while critics warn of future fiscal inroads. Key figures Underwood Mann and Hinetough align with the measure.
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Washington
Yarmera
Imocrative
Underwood
Manna
Hinetough
Mugele
Rankine Progresaive
Mann
Edgehill Virginia Home of Martha Jefferson Randolph
The article recalls Edgehill's history as the Randolph and Jefferson center near Monticello. It notes Edgehill’s 1700 patent, the Punch Bow Tract name, and family ties including Martha Jefferson Randolph and Thomas Mann Randolph. It highlights the house’s Italian marble mantel, Edgehill’s role as a social hub, the Edgehill School for Girls later run by Mrs. Randolph, and its current ownership by Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Twohy preserving the estate.
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Dgenmill
Virginia
Mount Vernon
Monticello
Martha Jefferson Randolph Ithe
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Mann Randolph
Alma Turner Phelps
England
William Randolph
Edgehill
Piedmont Valley
Carter's Mountain
Peter Jefferson
Shadwell
Bia
Henry Weatherbourne
Thomas Mann
Martha Jefferson
Jefferson
Randolph
Moncello
University of Virginia
Warwickshire
Charles I
Eidgehill
Jeffersons
Randolphs
Jeferson
Randelph
Edgebilla
France
Thomas Jefferson Randolph
Thomas J. Jefferson
Edgehill School
Mary Johnstone
Edgebi
Lewis Rand
Miss Keller Tours South West and Canada With Hand Organ
Miss Molen Keller travels through the south, west, and middle west and into Canadian cities after discussing with her teacher Mrs Macy in New York. In lectures Mrs Macy speaks for about an hour while Miss Keller speaks fifteen to twenty minutes and then answers questions. When asked if she plays any instrument she replies she only plays the hand organ.
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Miss Molen Keller
Mrs. Macy
New York
South
West
Middle West
Canada
Miss Keller
Medicine From Juniper Berries
The berries of the common juniper are used for medicine. They should be collected when ripe in October. They have an aromatic odor. A oil, known as juniper oil, is distilled from them and is used as a stimulant and diuretic. They are also used for flavoring gin.
Untold Agony and Fashion Talk Stir Conversation
Mrs. and Mr. Gabb discuss the idea of untold agony in women. The exchange centers on how women feel about wearing tight shots for fashion and style.
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T “Mac
Mr Gabb
Papers and Bible Shield War Reporter in Russo Turkish War
A veteran war correspondent credits papers and a Bible with saving his life during the Russo Turkish conflict. He was knocked from his horse by a bullet and lay unconscious until a long‑time friend arrived and prayed, the moment recalling the words safe and sound.
Growth of Eucalyptus Over a Decade
The text describes eucalyptus growth over ten years with diameter reaching 12 inches and height extending several feet, comparing with white air and hickory. It appears to be garbled and includes unrelated fragments about matching sizes and assembling pieces.
Prisoner in Sing Sing Sends Portraits to White House
A Sing Sing inmate, confined in a 3 1 2 by 7 by 6 feet cell, drew a two portrait set of himself and Mrs. Wilken with a lead pencil over three months. Philanthropists say the art lifted the prisoner from hopelessness and the works were sent to the White House.
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White House
Philanthropiats
United States
Lfe
Wilson
New York City
Nettleton Declares Mustache Must Go For Kisses
Chicago secretary to Congressman Martin Nettleton grieves over losing his prized mustache to win favor with friends. He recounts vacationing on a lumber boat on the Great Lakes and Duluth as the whiskers grew, but a child's kiss and pride in his high forehead may force the removal of the mustache.
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Gilbert Nettleton
Martin
Chicago
Nettton
Nettleton
Great Lakes
Mr. Nettleton
Duluth
Chicago Was Again Reached Mr. Nettleton
Mr. Net
Paul Henderson
Eating at the Food Bureau and the Mutton Controversy
The article mocks the Food Hygiene Bureau and two scientists who allegedly publish kitchen recipes and experiments. It credits Driler and Milner with popularizing mutton over lamb in the United States and notes Milner’s ten to fourteen days of eating mostly mutton.
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Bureau of Food Hygiene
Uncle Sam
United States
Driler
Department i Wo
Milner
Treasury Clerk Returns After Fifty Years Visit to Treasury
A Rosbury naturalist recalls his earlier years as a clerk and bank examiner in the Treasury building. He met Representative Edmund Platt and described rooms on the second floor where he once wrote his Wake Koblu. The tale spans six decades of service and the people he worked with, including several colleagues and women who assisted him.
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Birko
Rosbury
Edmund Platt
Axo
Treasury
Aso
Burrouss
Magnesite Prospects in California Mining
Magnesite, a mineral over 52 per cent carbon dioxide, shows large quantities in California. California magnesite is likely superior to many foreign deposits and could benefit from Panama Canal opening. Industry hopes lower freight to eastern ports will boost domestic production and market access.
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California
Panama Canal
Fall Hair and Dandruff Remedy Claim
An advertisement warns that dandruff harms hair and offers Knowlton's Dandeline for 25 cents. It promises hair regrowth and improved luster after initial use, claiming new downy hair appears within weeks and the scalp becomes healthier.
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Knowlton
Gondoliers to Form Motor Boat Union in Venice
With the rise of motorboats in Venice the number of gondolas has declined and it is reported that gondoliers will lay down their oars to become a corps of motor boatmen.
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Venice
Caution Ad Warns About Castor Oil Remedy Use
A public notice urges caregivers to examine each bottle of Castoria for infants and children ensure safety and happiness. It promotes Red Cross products as superior and warns against unverified remedies sold by grocers and laundries.
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Denver Photo Materials Co
Vortman Bedak Co
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Henry Peer
Columbia Stores
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Red Cross
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