Night Day and Black Button Meet in A Duck Theft Tale
In a streamside meeting, Night Day and Black Button introduce themselves and share a water break. They later sleep on a mossy bank while Black Button schemes to steal another duck, chased by an old man firing at the thief, and plan to travel to Madeira’s capital tomorrow.
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Black Button
Day
Womain
Anch
Jey
Madeira
Saalfield Publishing Co
Akron
Ohio
Hudson River strike halts transit as ferry crews walk out
When Hudson River tube workers joined the sympathy strike with railroad yardmen and switchmen, New Jersey commuters faced disrupted service as ferryboat crews quit too, worsening travel conditions.
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Hudson River
New
New Jersey
Bryan Opposes Compulsory Military Training at Wakefield
W J Bryan spoke on national issues arguing against mandatory military training and endorsing a World War bonus funded by higher taxes on big business. He opposed making the League of Nations purely political and supported ratification of the peace treaty with the League integrated, with or without reservations. Paris reports evade the number 413 and housing numbers tied to it.
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Wakefield
W. J. Bryan
League of Nations
League
A Remarkable Swede Hjalmar Branting Premier of Sweden
A portrait of Hjalmar Branting the Swedish Socialist leader who became premier. He founded Swedish Socialism, rose from student to Riksdag member, shaped party power, and played a key role in Entente diplomacy during the war era. He is noted for eloquence, debating skill, and journalism leadership.
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Sweden
Hjalmar Branting
Branting
France
Swedish Social Democratic Party
Riksdag
Stockholm
Germany
Great Britain
Swedish Socialist Party
Columbian Cafe and Masefield in Greenwich Village
The New York Sun recalls John Masefield’s humble work at the Columbian Cafe on Greenwich Avenue near Christopher Street as he drafted The Everlasting Mercy. The piece contrasts literary fame earned in inns with the ordinary grind of labor and notes the cafe’s now let sign and future commemorative tablet.
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Poe
Bronx
Greenwich Avenue
Christopher Street
John Masefield
Columbian Cafe
New York Sun
Ninth Ward
Greenwich Village
Bohemia
Armstrong Acquitted in Majors Murder Case on Second Ballot
Hugh Armstrong of Casper was acquitted Sunday morning in Douglas on a murder charge linked to the November 1, 1919 Majors shooting after a change of venue. Jurors deliberated from Saturday night until breakfast Sunday. The trial raised questions in Casper and may affect remaining defendants Charles Moore and Roy Martin.
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Douglas
Wyo
Hugh Armstrong
Casper
Fom Majors
Armstrong
Muraine
Armstron
A. Mm
Charles Moore
Roy Martin
Majors
Alfred Lowtry
Merchants Aim Fresh Deliveries Through Blockade
Cheyenne residents face shortages as Merchants' Delivery plans two shipments today starting at 9 330 in the morning and 2 30 in the afternoon. Despite yesterday's failures, crews push groceries and meat to needy homes using tractors and foot delivery. I J Kelley warns of actual want and urges prompt orders to avert suffering.
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Cheyenne
I. J. Kelley
First concert hall in the Orient completed near Tokyo
The first concert hall in the Orient has been completed on a private estate near Tokyo. The project marks a landmark in regional culture and may attract international visitors and performers.
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The
Orient
Toki
Thrift Meat Recipes Issued by Justice Division
Real thrift recipes offering tasty nutritious dishes made from cheaper meat. Issued by the Division of Women's Activities, Department of Justice, guidance to save money on meat through practical kitchen ideas and affordable meals.
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Division of Women's Activities
Department of Justice
Classic Meat Dishes And Pastry From A Historic Recipe Page
A series of old fashioned recipes detailing beef stews and roasts with garlic, bay leaves, mushrooms, and pastry wrapped meats. Also instructions for a pig’s head in dough, beef heart stew with prunes, and chopped beef au casserole with tomato relish and bacon garnish. Serves eight to five people depending on dish.
Dear Mrs Thompson Advice on Caring for Relatives and Family Finances
A reader asks whether to take in her sister-in-law’s two boys or send money, and if she should follow her husband’s view to refuse. Mrs Thompson counsels against assuming the burden, noting the mother’s willingness to help and the sister-in-law’s need to work.
Enduring abuse and ailing wife seeks help in marriage
A woman describes twelve years of domestic violence by her husband who accuses her, wounds her, and pressures her to work while they are well off. She fears his threat to drive her sister to the asylum and asks what legal options remain since she distrusts divorce.
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Tie
Broken Hearted Woman Advised on Leaving Husband
Advice suggests a wife can leave without divorce, hoping he reforms when sober. A house keeper job is proposed to ease effort and gain peace, with the warning to consult a lawyer before any step and to avoid giving grounds for divorce. If separation occurs, she may claim his future earnings.
Household Hints on Toasts and Dinners
A retro kitchen column lists breakfast and dinner ideas including Orange Creamed Beef coffee and tea, Codfish Balls with mashed potatoes, Indian Salad with lemon jelly, Bread Bun, Sour Milk tips, Sour Milk Waffles and Poached Eggs on Biscuit. Recipes emphasize quick supper dishes and substitutions for sour milk in baking.
Automobile Insurance Listing for Benner at 6028 21st
W. O. Benner offers automobile insurance from the 6028 21st address with a contact phone for inquiries and service.
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Automobile Insurance
Benner
Notable wedding as Nancy Lane weds Philip G. Kauffmann
The wedding of Miss Nancy Lane daughter of the former Secretary of the Interior to Mr Philip G Kauffmann is set at St John s Church Washington D C The day also features elections and conventions across several states and a bishop election in Maryland.
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Alice Cary
Louisiana
San Francisco
Chicago
Georgia
Nebraska
Episcopal Diocese of
Boston
Haston
William Forbes Adams
St. John’s Church
Washington, D. C
Nancy Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Lane
Philip G. Kauffmann
Conventions Opening Today Across States
Anniston Alabama hosts the Medical Association of Alabama while Austin Texas sees County and City Health Officers of Texas. Billings Montana hosts the Montana Stock Growers Association. Charlotte North Carolina hosts the Medical Society of North Carolina. Louisville Kentucky hosts the Kentucky Educational Association. St Louis Missouri hosts the Mississippi Valley Association.
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Anniston,la
Medical Association of Alabama
Austin
Texas
County and City Health Officers of Texas
Billings
Mont
Montana
Stock Growers’ Association
Charlotte
N. G
Medical Society of North Carolina
Louisville
Kentucky Educational Association
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley Association
Sports schedule highlights Havre de Grace Pinehurst events
Racing continues at Havre de Grace Maryland while Pinehurst hosts the North and South amateur handicap target tournament. Western League baseball and Three-eye League play their season openers this week.
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Havre de Grace
Pinehurst
Florida Amateur Championship Opens at Tamper
Boxing match Ray Moore faces Marty Collins in a ten round bout as part of the Florida amateur golf championship opening in Syracuse.
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Florida
Ray Moore
Marty Collins
Syracuse
Daniel Chester French Celebrates 70th Birthday in Noted Career
The American sculptor Daniel Chester French, turning seventy, is hailed for revered works such as Alma Matéry at Columbia University and a Washington statue in Paris. He hailed from an old New England family linked to Daniel Webster and John Whittier. His early work included the Minute Man in Concord. He lived in Italy then created monumental figures for Philadelphia St Louis and Boston. He sculpted Gen Gass in the Capitol and was selected in 1915 to create Lincoln for the Lincoln Memorial in Washington.
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Daniel Chester French
Wis Gallaudet Group
Washington
Columbia University
New York
Paris
America
Mr. Trench
New England
Daniel Webster
John G. Whittier
Concord
Mass
Italy
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Gen. Gass
Michigan
Statinary Hall
Lincoln
Lincoln Memorial
Notable 19th Century Events Snapshot
Chronology lists Marco Bozzaris killed at Carpenisi in 1823 and 1904 author Grace Greenwood Sarah J. Lippincott death. It notes 1874 British Parliament grant to Sir Garnet Wolseley for Ashanti work, 1882 Canadian Pacific Railway Bill passage, 1896 Brussels Bimetallic Congress, 1897 Connecticut Federation of Women’s Clubs organized, 1898 McKinley Spain ultimatum cabled, 1905 Mrs Donald McKean elected Daughters of the American Revolution president-general.
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Marco Bozzaris
Carpenisi
Sir Garnet Walseley
Ashanti
Brussels
Connecticut Federation of Women's Clubs
Bridgeport
McKinley
Spain
Woodford
Sarah J. Lippincott
Grace Greenwood
Donald McKean
New York
the Daughters of the American Revolution
One Year Ago Today Irish Strike Spreads and Births Noted
A fragment notes a strike in Limerick spreading across Ireland with American casualties on Archangel front. It lists birthdays of James D. Phelan Louis Mann John F Hylan BeehiKs Brand and sports figure David J Bancroft with ages given for today.
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Limerick
Ireland
Archangel
Chan-na-Gaels
New York
James D. Phelan
United States
California
San Francisco
Louis Mann
New York City
John F. Hylan
Green County
BeehiKs i, Brand
Congress
Georgia
Loganville
David J. Bancroft
Philadelphia
Lions City
Foday
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Billy Whiskers
Frances Trego Montgomery
HSN Tre
Huss
Face Armstrong
Mrs. Thompson
Ats
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