Pension Plan Urged for United States Life Saving Service
The proposal seeks congressional support to retire and pension coast guard lifesavers disabled by duty and those aged, arguing pension benefits will attract a higher caliber of recruits. The article notes the Life Saving Service, its stations, and the costly wreck rescue work with boats, breeches buoy, and other gear, and highlights wage levels and seasonal layoffs reducing retirement access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Secelon
United States Life Saving Service
Coast Patrol
Inet Eeenion
Life Saving Service
United States
Ourfmen
Uncle Bam
Lmith
Newell
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Great Lakes
Barney
Fearless
Wllowa
Mathood
Bam
Survival of Beauty and the Everyday Woman
Fragmented and garbled text reflects a meditation on beauty and women’s lives. It hints at beauty standards, mediocrity, and longing for change, juxtaposing idealized femininity with daily toil and personal desire.
Fight on Increase Postal Rates Warned by Publishers
Washington publishers clash with the proposed rise in second class mail rates. The American Newspaper Publishers Association warns the post office is poorly run and should not dictate how papers reach readers. Figures show vast outputs carried by mail and express, with costs and policy triggering strong opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
William A. Ashbrook
Aix
Express
Rall
Hitchcock
Transportaton Corporation
Post
Congress
Brigand Chief Baila Surrenders to Turkish Authorities
Turkish papers publish a letter from brigand leader Baila who for years led a band near Constantinople. He says his group of about one hundred men now offers loyalty to the Turkish government to avenge national honor and chastise infidel brigands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Globe
Baila
Gamblek
Bibyola
Constantinople
Audience Asked to Lead, Voice Describes Week’s Care
A public remark recounts a speaker urging the audience to take initiative in community welfare. The timing and exact events are unclear from the fragment, but the emphasis rests on collective action and civic responsibility.
Welter Feels Van Vibe Amid Usualnea Echo
A fragmented note references Welter feeling a familiar van mood amid ongoing events at Usualnea. Details are unclear but imply a recurring pattern tied to local happenings and a lingering sense of movement.
Har Madness Saminet Duty and Bribery Case
A garbled OCR style note mentions a person named Har Madness Saminet and a spouse, with references to cheaper boughs and lewpere in bee Belles Bea. The text is fragmented and unclear about a specific event, date, or outcome.
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Saminet
Thas
Not So Very Precocious Simple Explanation of Baby Feats
Juicy array of clippings shows a family banter about babies and jealousy with a judge labeled line. A dining room picture turns out to be the cook, and a travel quip follows. The segment includes an Ohio woman praising Grape Nuts for health and a long patient recovery tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnd
Willie
Obio
Easle
Household Confusion Over Two Maids Named Catherine
A reminiscence recalls two maid servants in Devon and cockney speech both named Catherine. To avoid mix ups the narrator called the Devon girl Kate and the Cockney girl Kite, and they understood whom he meant.
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Mike
Catherine
Kate
Kite
Fragmented quotation on art taste and collectors
The passage mocks pretentious art buyers and famed artists, mentioning Whistler and a Chicago manufacturer. It portrays a debate over value and knowledge in the art world through a garbled dialogue attributed to Mr. Heart and a millionaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Whistler
Unusual Benefit Talk At Cherry's New York
Henry E. Dixey spoke at Cherry's in New York about charity events and misused funds. The talk contrasted old fashioned benefits with modern schemes and questioned how proceeds for the poor were handled amid ticket reductions and misdirection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Dixey
Cherry's
New York
Nola Chucky
Harvest
Anid
Scientific MISCELLANY: Diesel engines and tar fuels interest researchers
The Diesel oil engine operates without vaporizers or ignition devices and uses air intake, high compression, then a jet of oil injected by air. German experiments test tar and light oil blends for fuel with lower costs. Separate notes discuss nutrition research in mice, highlighting a missing essential substance in milk and lipids in cell layers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stepp
Glessen
Cella
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Lee
SIL
Brezg
Life Lotereet
Bemety
Anamare
Easlave
Ae Mee
Bulletin From Publishers
A. N. P. Calla
Post Ofice
Beerur
Seagate
Murgen
Phladelphia
Mps Water
Denver
Father Green
Crawford
Crabahaw
Howell
Powell
Matchtown
Zortin
Hevtocen
Ares Bour
Texas
New Mexico
EMS Lateen
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