Notable Birthdays in 19th Century Figures Highlighted
The notice marks anniversaries today for several public and sports figures. Charles B. Ward of New York's twenty seventh district, John G. Cooper of Ohio's nineteenth district, and H. H. Myers of the Brooklyn club are listed as born on this day in past years.
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Dr Hollis
Drexel
Charles B. Ward
Congress
Twenty-Seventh
New York
Newark
N. J
John G. Cooper
Ohio
England
H. H. Myers
Brooklyn
East Liverpool
Cheyenne State Leader newspaper masthead and pricing
The item shows the Cheyenne State Leader masthead dated 1807 with editor Randolph Leigh and Associated Press affiliation. It lists contact details, publication cadence, and subscription rates for 1 month 260, 1 year 6.00, 6 months 3.60, and a note about ERIN AWTRE TRADES Mieh cou Sry fas.
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Associated Press
Carolinian reception of DeValera signals political shift
The article argues DeValera's anti-British stance attracts Teutonic Americans and Irish-Americans split on Sinn Fein. It notes Carolinas offered a muted welcome, suggesting skepticism about the Irish republic, and discusses potential diplomatic consequences if the United States recognizes an all but fictional Irish state.
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Trish Republic
North
Carolinas
South Carolina
DeValera
Mr. de Valera
de Valera
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Sinn
Congress
United States
Great Britain
Skepticism and Distrust in Profiteering Debate
The piece surveys mixed editorial reactions to profiteering arrests, noting New York Times and New York Sun criticisms. It highlights skepticism toward federal efforts under Palmer and mentions high profits cited as examples of honest gains. The overall tone flags distrust as a major obstacle to addressing price abuses.
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Brooklyn
Nichthauser
New York Times
Ind. Dem
the Times
New York Sun
Rep
the Sun
Sun
Palmer
Department of Justice
Medieval Monarch and the Divine Right Vision of Kaiser William II
Ex ambassador Gerard recalls prewar Kaiser William II predicting a future move to humble the people and asserting divine right. The piece cites Zorn and Pauncefote arguing against arbitration as incompatible with a king’s sovereignty. The text casts William II as medieval in outlook, opposed to modern peace forums.
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Gerard
Austria
Servia
William II
Germany
Dr. Zorn
The
Hague
William
Ilsuch
Wight
Depew Urges A Union Of The Great Middle Class
The article notes Chauncey M Depew proposing a new union to defend the rights of a broad middle class against unfair treatment. It contrasts this idea with existing labor and capitalist alliances and questions how salaried professionals would join. It reflects on a constitutional union dating to 1776 and 1787 as a model.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Mr. Depew
Depew
Labor
Sania
Prohibition Sparks Pastry Demand and Odd Hotel Prices
A New York hotel reportedly charges a dollar per glass for lemonade, while commentators note pastry consumption has risen since prohibition began. The era’s propaganda and shortages are described as undermining and enfeebling, with jokes about the pie belt loosening.
Billy Whiskers a Lost Goat Meets a Helpful Boy
A jealously troubled goat named Day runs away and gets lost in a yard with a high wall. A kind boy finds her and brings her inside to safety while Day fears the chained dog Major and hopes help will come. The scene hints at a forthcoming ally who will aid Day.
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Day
Siia
Major
Saalfield Publishing Go
Akron, O
Heart and Home Problems in an Aged Household
A wife and mother asks Mrs Thompson for guidance on leaving her father-in-law, who dislikes her husband, and caring for three stepdaughters amid family tensions. She contemplates moving out with her husband and the effect on the girls while seeking advice on the best path and future support. The column also answers etiquette questions about dating and defends maternal roles in raising sons.
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Mrs. Thompson
Father
Mother
Pumpkin Crust Pie and Scandinavian Style Rolls
A recipe style note lists steps for a crust filled pumpkin pie with flour sugar salt, then a cabbage salad with salted soaking and sour cream, a rice and peanut butter dish with white sauce, and Swedish nut rolls with milk yeast dough, nuts, maple sugar, and a final egg glaze bake.
Escalloped Corn Beef with Onion and Crumbs Dish
Basic recipe outlines escalloped corn beef with onion and celery in a white sauce. Cook celery and onion in sauce then remove. combine with meat, add crumbs moistened with butter, and bake until browned. Optional macaroni or rice can be added. serve with meat without potatoes.
AS A WOMAN THINKS Edith E. M or AS A WOMAN THINKS
A 1920 opinion piece questions women forming gingham and calico clubs to cut clothing costs. It argues universal fabric shifts could cause price shocks, store losses, and scarcity, urging frugal habits and reuse over new cheap fabrics. It warns against fad clubs and suggests practical wear-your-old-clothes ideas.
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H. CG
On the Spur of the Moment by Roy K Moulton
A fragmentary verse poem about flirtation and youth labeled as a lamp lit vignette. The lines describe silk hair slender ankles and a cozy intimate scene with a baby gaze.
Reflections on Liberty Bonds by a Veteran Reader
A letter to Mr. Moulton laments cashing a Liberty bond to buy a fur coat. The writer argues bonds do not deteriorate and even shed pieces retain monetary value, expressing conscience and personal views.
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Mr. Moulton
Iqlen J
Woolners Welcome Daughter Born in New York City
Mr and Mrs W B Woolner announced the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs W M Hasberg in New York City on Monday. The note appears in Life My Dear column from the Peoria Sta.
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Peoria Sta
W. B. Woolner
W. M. Hasberg
New York City
Great Big Shortcake Soup Plate Request
A speaker craves a giant biscuit-like cake with berry juice and a large napkin to manage a crimson spill. He imagines a flat-footed waiter to rush his order as he praises shortcake over numerous beers. Karl K. Kitchin is credited.
Paris Spring Fashions Show Severe Lines Report
New York Evening Mail notes Paris announces severe lines in spring fashion. Brooklyn witnessed a rare taxicab accident with an unidentified woman escaping before police questioning. The item marks unusual coverage of fashion and a missing-woman detail.
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Paris
New York Evening Mail
Brooklyn
Hier
Anniversary and Election Day Signals Across Nation
Today marks the birth anniversaries of General Grant and philosopher Herbert Spencer. Balloting decides daylight saving in Cincinnati while Presidential primaries occur in Ohio New Jersey and Massachusetts. Idaho Republicans meet in Coeur d Alene to select national delegates. Washington state selects convention delegates in Bellingham. Bay area meetings and a Taft Founders Day address are noted with industry gatherings at Atlantic City and Pinehurst. Sports events include Harve de Grace Lexington and New York shows with boxing and sailing mixed into a broad calendar.
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General Grant
Werbert Spencer
Cincinnati
Ohio
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Idaho
Coeur W d’ Alene
American Bankers‘ Association
Willaira J. Taft
Tuskegge Institute
United States Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic City
Harve de Grace
Lexington
New York
New York City
American Bankers’ Association
Pinehurst
Household Hints Menu Hint and Old Fashioned Potato Stew
A compact column lists kitchen tips and a recipe for Old Fashioned Potato Stew. It includes steps: slice salt pork, season, simmer with onions and potatoes, add milk to make a gravy, then serve with meat on top. The text also references Mock Apple Pie and other day menu items.
Dear Roy Ouija Note From Marass Steinprugge
A letter expresses fondness for Roy and invites him to send a message via an ouija board should he be in trouble. It mentions wrist watches gaining favor and hints at unclear reasoning behind a stated shonten.
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Mrs. Thompson
Roy
Marass Steinprugge
Jorntilits Meet Morris Lux In 10 Round Bout
Jorntilits faces Morris Lux in a ten round match at Wheeling West Virginia. Alvie Miller fights Walter Stewart in a forty round affair. Frankie Fritt meets Lew Tendler over twelve rounds in Boston. Dennis O Keefe teams with Goats Doig in Gary Indiana for a ten round bout.
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Jorntilits
Morris Lux
Jat Shattic
Alvie* Miller Vey
Walter Stewart
Wheeling
W. Va
Frankie Fritt
Lew Tendler
Boston
Dennis O'Keefe
Goats. Doig
Gary
Ind
Democratic Hopeful Ferris Seeks Gore Senate Nod
Scott Worris praises Ferris as a Missouri born lawyer turned Oklahoma district representative with long service in Congress. Ferris shapes as a Democratic leader and enjoys home support, but his statewide appeal to win Gore's seat hinges on the upcoming primary vote totals.
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Scott Worris
Thomas P
Gore
Oklahoma
United States
Senate
National Congressional
Ferris
Congress
Kansas City
Notable historical dates and figures summarized
The list notes events and births from 1916 to 1982. It mentions Gen Ulysses Grant born in Point Pleasant Ohio died Mt Gregory New York on July 23 1885. Speke and Grant left England in 1860 to seek Nile sources. 1870 Virginia capitol gallery collapse killed sixty. Emerson born Boston May 26 1803 died Concord Massachusetts. 1888 Ireland Papal condemnation of the Irish Plan of Campaign. 1982 British Parliament rejects Rollit women’s suffrage. martial law in Ireland. Colorado mine disaster near Trinidad killed over 420.
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U. S. Grant
United States
Point Pleasant
Mt. McGregory
N. Y
Speke
Grant
England
State Capitol
Richmond
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Goncord
Mass
Boston
Ireland
Albert Rollit
House of Commons
Trinidad
Colo
One Year Since Dedication of American Cemetery in Mesves
Commends the Mesves France cemetery dedication one year old and notes Washington released the revised draft of the Covenant of the League of Nations.
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Mesves
France
Washington
League of Nalions
Sir Henry L. Drayton Birthday noted
Sir Henry L. Drayton, chief commissioner of the Canadian Railway Board, is listed as born in Kingston Ontario on this date. He is 51 years old.
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Henry L. Drayton
The
Canadian Railway Board
Kingston
Ont
Fire Alarm Sparks Chester Tourists Alarm Amid War Echoes
A visiting American in Chester reacts to a loud fire alarm and crowds as fire engines depart in a dusty rush. The scene shifts to a wartime road with soldiers, a mule driver, and banter about the Hindenburg line and Cunard Line, reflecting a volatile border atmosphere.
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Chester
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Lou Akerstrom
Helen
Kitz
Karl K, Kitchin
Honolulu
Johnny. Kilbane
Willies
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Ramets
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Argonne
Tley
Hindenburg Line
Darcy
Hinenburg
Cunard
Treasur Department
Government
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Cheyenne, Wyo
Dildine Garage Co
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County
Indi
M ‘Guil
Haver
Mrs Ant
Igrat
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