Battle of Waterloo Reported by London Times Adverts Lead Page
A fragment from a London Times issue centers on the Battle of Waterloo. The article notes the paper’s heavy use of advertisements on the front page, contrasts coverage with editorial content, and recounts the Wellington dispatch printed in the London Gazette Extraordinary. It quotes the June 22 1815 Wellington letter detailing troop movements and engagements. The piece concludes with context about the newspaper’s aging format and the historic report now in Dallas ownership.
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London Times
Dane
Piare
Dianally
Waterloo
The
Times
York World
Seine
Bartle
Piscator
Vyenutur
Sean W Gentieman
Brusaris
Wellington
Flere
Baimg de
Napoleon
Hlucker
Duke of Wellington
War Oflee
Balmer
Dallas
Tex
Manchester
Report of
Tyne
War Office
London Gazette
Dewn
Ing Street
Hera
Tin Tun H. Percy
the Duke of Wellington
K. C
Earl Sathurst
War Department
Bugnanarte
Imperial Guards
Sambre
Meuse
Mionth
Thain Und Lubes
Theas
Ith
London Times Precedent Violation Reported in War Dispatch
A fragmented account describes actions near Charleroi and Sambre with references to the Duke of Wellington and Blucher. It notes troop movements toward Ligny and Waterloo, with detailed citations of corps and commanders and a long narrative of engagement and retreat. A separate anecdote about a coyote and radio echoes interrupts the wartime chronology.
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Primr Bloch
Kellerman
Luiow
Fewiswick
Blucherhen
Sambre
Wayre
Waterloo
Charterey
Nivelle
Marke Brutne
Ter la Baye
Farden
Hougomment
Iur
la Haye Sainte
Prince Ulucher
Gialm
Rey
Maeshal Blucher
Lyng
Macdonel
Home
Lit Maye Sainte
Buluw
Hughermont
Allianen
Hluvher
Inperaen
Chalm
Lanind
New Penn Course Links Metabolism and Behavior
A first of its kind course at the University of Pennsylvania explores metabolism and behavior, studying chemical changes in the body that influence emotion and fatigue. Dr. Henry K. Starr leads a 30 student class, with researchers Starr, Witmer, and Twitmver applying saliva chemistry to stammering and emotional states.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylwants
Henry KE. Stars
John Masrshstl
Metics
Sta
Starr
Hiner Witmer
Edwin B. Twitmver
Journal of Biological Chemistry
American Journal of Psychology
Twitmyer
Starr de- Nevés
University of Pennsylvania
Ita
Counterfeiters Face Tough Time In London
London dispatch notes a decline in forging offenses thanks to Scotland Yard efforts and a secret service like bureau. It recalls past punishment by death for counterfeiting, now life imprisonment in first degree cases, and mentions agents tracking paper and ink suppliers. The piece also notes John Quincy Adams was born in Quincy, Massachusetts in 1767.
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London
Scotland Yard
Eng
Wervies
United States
Ascret Service
Sweden to host 700 Christian leaders in August
King will address the church session in Stockholm as Sweden hosts 700 delegates from global Protestant bodies for the Universal Conference of Life and Work. The gathering runs August 19 to 3 with public sessions at the Academy of Music and Skansen, and a Swedish government visa arrangement for delegates.
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Tockholm
Sweden
IiamMelal
Stretchosen
Tniversalfonteren En Christian Dife
Partiatencar
Aretiishan
Swiden
Nathan Sederblow
Ewediel Turoides
Gumitius Stil
Methy Ottlela
Dele
Wales
Uke
Pigeons Used by JAP Newspaper for Rapid News
Japanese papers embrace pigeon post due to telegraph delays and poor telephone lines. Lofted birds deliver dispatches from outlying towns to Tokyo offices, enabling faster transmission than cables. A fire incident near Runisuaya shows pigeons sometimes fail, but several papers still report scooped stories via avian couriers.
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Tokyo
Dapasamas
Inslandis
Sotia
Lehrvier
Ttiains Ib
Seith
Merht Shimbuy
Runisuaya
Huehi
Grilis
Piute Braves Chase Devils at Zion National Park
Three Piute Indians raided Zion Canyon during the 1925 opening celebration of Zion National Park in Utah. The legend says Zion Canyon is the abode of the dead and few visited by day or night. A medicine man was asked for details of the Many Horses legend, replying that Chief Many Horses is dead.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Thomas Speer
MI Creek
Speer
Sambra
Blatmas
Charleroy
Prussia
iSambre
St. Amand
Strinh
Jeoyates
Donald GB. stacMiMan
MacMiillan
MicMillan
Radin
MacMillin
Arctic
Ugene F. Mcdonald, Jr
Chivagen
Perry
Valle
Radia
MarMillan
MuchMan
MacMillan
Lutitia Lod
Zion National Park
Zion National Pak
Utah
Zin National Park
Zion Canyon
Midland Trail Transit Co. Schedules Charleston Gauley Bridge
Bus schedule notes Charleston to Gauley Bridge with trips hourly from Charleston. Holiday and Saturday evening services listed, including connections at Huntington and Barboursville. Special routes cover Burning Springs and Pens Grove, with June 24 effective dates and avenues for workers.
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Barboursvilla
Gusun Valley
Charleston
Chartenton
Ironroad State
Virginis
Aldernan
Uniutington
Midland
Tranalt Staton
Third Avenue
Math Street
Cria Grove
Wwe
Leek
Codie Grove
Cope Jenvins Chariveton
Cedar Arevo
A.m
Alao Magrldl
Burning Springs
Chagigsten
Charteatan
Arelves Belle
Lewes
Jala
Areeves Charlaston
Tuaving
Charlestan
Arcive Burnsing Savings Bag
Serivas
Qauley Ridlife
Charlesters
Pens Grove
Gauley Bridge
Igug
Mesuriesten
Gailey Bridge
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M'Millan
Les Quatee Bras
Shurteros Lewards
Netherlands
Prince of Welmuir
Frm
Pasane Fund
Eas
Rhs
Veinee
Orange
Sama Givistun
Perponcher
Marsha
BuGabet Les
Sir Thomas
Tale
Brunswick
Nassau
Blacher
Imperial Guard
Daggaga
Buonaparta
Genappe
Pennsylvania
John Quincy Adams
Quincy, Mass
Kanawha Banking and Trust Company
Kanawha Banking
Charleston,w.va
Stockholm
Bulgaria
Loxsea
Inga
Blucher
Piute Braves
Devil
Rampage
Midland Trail Transit CO
Georgette
Capitol Street
Clearamee
Charlestons
Cox
Department: Store CO
Hotel Prichard
Huntington, W. VA
A. E. Kelly Hotel Co
Mason-Dixon
A. E. Kelly
Care Hotel
Prichard
Huntington
W. Va
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