Wyoming Republicans Question National Convention Influence
Editorial critiques Wyoming Republicans for delaying state platform decisions until after the national convention. It argues they should declare on local issues and fiscal policies without awaiting Chicago’s platform, warning of inconsistency and dependence on national directives.
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Wyoming
Chirk
Warren
Mondell
Congress
Germany
Nation Administration
God Walt
Chicago
National Republican Party
Finishing the Sales Girls at Omaha Store
The article argues a department store should provide cooking, art, and literature lessons and dancing rooms for sales girls. It claims teaching homemaking skills prevents divorce and improves customer service, noting many young women start work early with little home training.
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Aamaha Department Store
Uis
Dyer
Wommn
Omaha
Tribute Letter Lays Praise on President Wilton's Diplomacy
Republican George C. Perkins, former California governor and longtime party member, writes an unsolicited tribute praising President Wilton. He lauds Wilton’s diplomacy, restraint in war, and the country’s enhanced standing, asserting broad cross party support for the president this fall.
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George C. Perkina
California
Twente
United States
West
Wilton
America
Germany
Mexico
Washington
Great Britain
New Potash Beds Turn Nebraska Arid Lakes Rich
The article notes that alkali lakes in Nebraska have become valuable potash sources due to war induced demand. Pumps boil and dry the water to produce a saleable product at about $50 per ton, with Wyoming also possessing similar mineral beds. The Biute Leader suggests vast future wealth as development proceeds across the region.
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United States
Nebraska
Wyoming
Biute
Industrial club backs enlarged home stead bill rally
The article praises the Industrial club for securing support from other commercial bodies in the state for an expanded home stead bill. It claims immigration will rise, homemaking opportunities will grow, and the state will experience a boom.
Missouri Man Dismissing Frog Inside Stomach
A Missouri man reportedly parted company with a frog that had entered his stomach after swallowing water from a spring. He reportedly used his state nickname to help himself recover and rid the creature.
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Missouri
Omaha youth warned to mother of seven and six stepchildren
A brief notice notes a 22 year old Omaha resident warned to the mother of seven children and six stepchildren regarding a call to the Oregon heroic medal commission. The terse item hints at a public action or recognition process without detailing the case.
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Anl Omaha
Dublin and the Old Castle’s Stormy Historical Gleam
The National Geographic Society narrative recalls Dublin’s turbulent clashes with local and foreign powers from early days to 1867. It recounts Black Monday in 1200, sieges and mass killings, Silken Thomas’s 16th century revolt, the 1644 Dublin Castle plot, Lord Edward Fitzgerald and 1798, Emmet’s 1803 rising, O’Brien’s 1848 rebellion, and Fenian activity affecting the city.
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Dublin
Irish Sea
London
Holyrood
Gonfilet
Liffey
Dub- Hin
Blooy Pields
Avena
Edward Bruce
Silken Thomas
Sir Thomas Fitzgerald
Tower of London
Tyburn
Sir Thomas
Dublin Castle
Owen Connolly
Connolly
Cromwell
James II
William II
Fitzgerald
Edward Fitzgerald
America
Lord Rawdon
Lord Edward
Pamela
Lord Howard
Robert Emmet
Emmet
Uncle Sam's Hottest Spot in Death Valley Report
In Harper's Magazine excerpts Ellsworth Huntington describes Death Valley California as the hottest US site. Furnace Creek houses a weather bureau thermometer noting 100 degree summers with a 194 degree peak on July 10 1918. A new high range thermometer may record 140 degrees next summer. An epitaph note recalls an English lawyer who penned his own Latin inscription.
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Death Valley
United States
California
Nevada Line
Weather Bureau
Furnace Creek
Mithe Ranch
At The Gath Of The Fiest First Private
A terse private exchange hints at a deteriorating mental state of the Dean as the speaker recalls receiving large pieces of it on multiple occasions. The dialogue underscores concern and possible disarray within the unit.
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FIEST
History In Cemeteries By Charles Busign At NEHG Meeting
A Boston area study presented at a New England Historic Genealogical Society meeting discusses history in cemeteries. Charles S Busign argues that after death the only legal rights are burial and protection from disturbance, noting inscriptions reveal family life, age, occupations, and customs of the era.
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Heston
New England Historical Genealogical Society
Wilderhall
Charles 8. Busign
Newton, Moss
California
Canning clubs spark debate on rural girls profits and depression
Fifty thousand girls joined Southern states canning clubs in 1915 and could reach a quarter million nationwide. Reports show 1793 girls using about 250 cans each, earning $23.30 profit per group, suggesting 2.5 million cans this year. Critics note factory profits lag while home production shifts market dynamics and may ease rural depression.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Elaba
Down South With the Bahia Thon Plyars
A fragmented dialect snippet shows travelers or speakers exchanging startled remarks about a shock and a meal mishap. Names and clear events are obscured by corruption, capturing a rough regional vernacular moment.
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Bahia
Aviator's Legacy Reflected in Lehigh History
Fragmentary notes describe an early aviator linked to Lehigh area and a historic living memory. The passage mentions Pirot Aviator but details are unclear, suggesting a local tribute or archival reference.
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Pirot
Lehigh Bure
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