Women urged to lead Cuban commerce and jobs
Havana October 1 Rogerio Yayas Bazan secretary of interior told the Cuban chamber of commerce that a greater part of the nation's commerce should be given to women. He cited progress in civilised nations and noted women could fill roles as streetcar conductors motorists pharmacists clerks and telephone operators, freeing men for other work.
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Interior
Havana
Rogerio Yayas Bazan
Cuban Chamber of Commerce
One Cent Sale Promises Big Bargains at Liggett Stores
Liggett Drug Stores launch a novel One Cent Sale offering another item at one cent after buying a regular priced article. With purchases like a $2 Hot Water Bottle, customers can pair it with a second for a cent, sharing items such as Complexion Preparations and Candies. The three day event emphasizes advertising value and customer draw, claiming products are low cost due to in house manufacturing and small profits.
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Liggett Drug Stores
Morfghandise
Liggett
Viscount Grey Memoirs Highlight World War Diplomacy
In new memoirs Viscount Grey reveals for the first time documentary evidence of Wilson considering a 1918 US entry and a possible peace conference to end the war. The volume also covers Grey’s view of German strength, the dangers of arms buildup, and the impact of diplomacy on fate of Belgium and Alsace Lorraine.
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New York
Viscount Grey
Europe
America
Earl
Washington
London
Atlantic
Britain
Wilson Agearts
United States
Germany
Ismone
Wuitson
Earl Grove
Ine
E. M. House
Wilson
Menry Uund
Jas
House
Lars
Visconne
France
Wayland
Belgium
Alsace
Lorraine
Russia
United
Howse
Bf. Briand
M. Jules Cambon
Paris
Briand
M. Briand
Foreign Office
Tire
Asquith
Warl Grey
Oarries
Bernais
Earl Gres
Wson
Congress
Innis
Earl Grey
Nothng
Sharthand
Grey
Todieva Eltre
Great Britain
Wilsom
Protests Fine Nathan D Smith in Washington 1885
Nathan D. Smith of Baltimore was fined in Washington in 1885 for driving near the President, calling the arrest an outrage while arguing the President was not in danger from the machine. The fragment discusses public views on British navalism and Prussian militarism and quotes President Wilson’s reflections on wartime diplomacy and future peace efforts.
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Nathan D. Smith
Baltimore
Washington
Countee
Shean Ae
Fron Dhat
United States
Gough
Amiens
Bf. Wilson
Ambassadoriat Particu
Cecil Sprin Rice
Bdants
Piniti
Hioxyd George
Clemencicu
America
Amer
Alreddy
League of Nations
Nationa
Ex Slave Tells of Outlaws James Boys and Early Life
An elderly former slave named Dick Colyell recalls his years near Louisville and life as a trusted servant to Frank Jesse James and Cole Younger. He recounts plantation life, capture and escape with $2,500, and later attempts to locate his own family amid Civil War era banditry and raids in Missouri and Nebraska.
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Dick Colyell
Shanandoah
James Boys
Dad Bob
Louisville
PD. OG. Smart
Frank
Jesse Jamer
Cale Younger
Wother
Smart
Kentucky
Missour
Lees Summiit
Siater
Nkaw
Mary Younger
Younger
Kearney
Neb
Grantrell
Inter
Wis Cather
Cured His Rupture and Private Medical Notice
Fragmentary OCR describes a medical notice by M. Pullen carpenter at 54 Mare valley Avenue, Manazacinm 8.5. It mentions instruments and risk, seeking guidance on treatment without operation and warning about dangers of an appliance. The text includes references to a cure, a failed truss, and potential recovery steps.
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Mandy
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Cuba
Ernestine
Richardson
Arcade Cap
the State Board of Accountancy of
AVL
C. P. A. Examina
Tion
Capitol
Frankfort
B. Bernstein
Inter -_Southern
Louisville, Ky
Nature
AM Drug
Quality Bakers of America
Cablish Bros
James
Hofsht
Pocket Book
U. S
The
Charleston National Bank
Coats
Oolope
Uslin
George
Pepperell
Adc
Rc Devonshire
Levin Bros Dept Store
Kanawha Street
Charleston, W. Va
Ono
Court House
Aumund
Tut
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