Lincoln Died Across Ford's Theatre In Washington
The article recalls the Lincoln death site across from Ford's Theatre in Washington and the adjacent old memorial house. It notes the government bought the building in 1897 for 50000 dollars, O H Oldroyd's Lincoln collection, and ongoing neglect by local authorities along with the $180 annual tax on the collection. It calls for Congress to act to preserve the site.
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Tenth Street
Ford Theater
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Ford
White House
Lincoln
J. Wilkes Booth
United States
O. H. Oldroyd
Springfield
Oldroyd
Thomas Jefferson
District of Columbia
Mothe
Congress
Private War and Gun Violence in Modern England Parallels
A historical comparison notes private feuds in old England with today’s gun violence in large cities. Statistics warn thousands die yearly from revolvers and shotguns in fits of anger, with homicide totals echoing Civil War casualties and little public comment.
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England
Remembering Bob Burdette A Wholesome Humorist Passes
The nation’s humorists have brightened homes with wit and charm. Robert J. Burdette, a genial humorist admired for originality and kindness, has died. He avoided hurtful jabs and kept his humor genial and uplifting. The world is poorer with his passing.
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Twain
Nye
Ward
Bob” Burdette
Burdette
Robert J. Burdette
Calm U S stance on avoiding foreign war
A historical editorial urges patience and level headedness in international relations. It argues that the United States will not provoke conflicts or escalate tensions over minor disputes, emphasizing calm judgment and restraint to maintain peace.
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United States
War Brings Mercy and Aid Amid Europe’s Turmoil
The piece notes the Red Cross work as impartial and noble amid brutal war. It highlights global generosity that aids Belgian refugees and relief for the impoverished, showing brightness in acts of mercy alongside devastation.
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Europe
Red Cross Society
California Library Act Aids County Schools and Free Library
A county librarians meeting discusses a California library service expansion led by Miss Lillian D. Clark and Mrs Dexter Trenshall with A Howard Hankey. The Free Library Act was introduced by Senator-elect H Stanley Benedict and approved by Governor Johnson on February 25 1911.
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University of California
A. Howard Hankey
Lillian D. Clark
University Extension Department of Agriculture
Dexter Trenshall
Yolo County
California
H. Stanley Benedict
Los Angeles
Johnson
Invisible blue joke slips into a police humor riff
A humorous riddle about an invisible blue as a policeman when needed, followed by a joke comparing government clerks to Trafalgar Square fountains and their 10 to 4 hours.
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Trafalgar Square
Home Town Boosts to Local Prosperity and Growth
The piece extols the town as a good place to live and work. It praises stores, merchants, and the local economy, urging residents to spend locally to keep progress and community vitality strong. It frames advertising as a tool to attract opportunities.
What Would You Do With a Severe Cold Remedied
A consumer testimonial endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for severe colds. Mrs. C. E. Sargent of Peru Indiana praises its value and weight in gold. The ad notes it is sold by all dealers.
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C. E. Sargent
Peru
Ind
April Fools Joke Grounds Soldiers Tiring March
A quip notes soldiers feel tired on April Fool's Day after a March of thirty-one days, lampooning the long march and the calendar quirk.
Azin Magazine Delivers Helpful Readings Monthly
TheAZIN magazine presents broad illustrations and varied content in a monthly issue priced at 10 cents to 136 pages. It promises real helpfulness and solid enjoyment for home readers.
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Moss
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San Diego
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Broadway
Charles Criss
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Amos Clapp
Merced County
Cal
Business College
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Phobe
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Washburn
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Swanson
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