Thanksgiving themes and events in a 1910s paper
A miscellany notes Thanksgiving reflections and historical markers. It cites the 1782 peace treaty with Britain, Ohio’s 1802 admission, and Jefferson Davis’s 1861 election, alongside humorous items about egg boycotts, wartime neutrality, a word game, and quips from authors and newspapers.
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England
Ohio
Jefferson Davis
Swedes in America Shape Views on War and Republic Shift
The writer notes Swedes who emigrated to the United States praise its democracy and daily life. He predicts Sweden will evolve into a republic by popular vote, with the majority guiding change while the royal and noble classes lose influence. The drift toward peace aligns with U S sentiment.
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United States
Sweden
Germany
Auto driver loses control fatally injuring King in Ocean Park
In Los Angeles news framing a cautionary note, 2B. J. King lit a cigarette with both hands off the wheel as his car sped along the short line boulevard in Ocean Park Heights. The machine skidded struck a curb and overturned fatally injuring King and lightly injuring companion B. Snyder.
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Los Angeles
J. King
King
B. Snyder
Ocean Park Heights
Stockholm as a global spy hub in wartime bustle
The article describes Stockholm as a bustling espionage center with trains to Tornea Bergen and Gothenburg, mixing spies from many nations at hotels and stations. It notes diplomats and trained agents, freelancers, and female spies operating across Europe, all engaged in a covert, high‑stakes game of intelligence.
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Stockholm
Tornea
Bergen
England
France
Gothenburg
Denmark
Berlin
Germany
Russia
Sweden
Bowling Contest Set For Thanksgiving Evening At Slaten's
Sumner Billings faces Elmer Woods in a Thanksgiving bowling contest at Slaten's Bowling Alley. The two tied for last month's high score of 221. Admission is free, seating will be special, and rules strictly followed as fans pack the alley at 7 p m.
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Sumner Billings
Elmer Woods
Slaten’s
Slaten
Advertisements in The Independent Cost Little
An ad brief notes that running advertisements in The Independent is inexpensive compared with other costs and outfits.
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Independent
Start Tomorrow and Keep It Up Every Morning
A promotional piece urges daily morning routines of hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the digestive system. It claims benefits such as improved appetite, lighter mornings, and prevention of ailments, advocating a quarter pound purchase to start inside-bathing before breakfast.
Record grain payment tied to Turner case in Washington
From Harrington Washington a report notes the largest grain check issued to a single grower in the state. KK E Mayer of Spokane paid Luther P Turner of Warrington 228844 dollars for about 153000 bushels of wheat from the 1915 and July crops. Turner earned roughly 40000 more by holding last year’s crop.
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Harrington
Wash
KK. E. Mayer
Spokane
Luther P. Turner
Warrington
Turner
Uner New Management at Mission Rooming House
The proprietor announces new management for the Mission Rooming House and says the rooms have been thoroughly cleaned and fitted with running water. All rooms are outside rooms with some light housekeeping, inviting potential tenants to inspect before seeking other options.
Mission Rooming House Proposal at Corona Property
Mrs Elizabeth Williams owner of the Mission Rooming House at 216 E 6th St Corona California is seeking approval for a housing operation proposal. The notice lists the owner and street address with property details for local filing.
H-0 Oatmeal Touts Fast Flavorful Breakfast
The advertisement touts H-0 Oatmeal as steamed in sealed cookers for two hours to retain flavor and require only 20 minutes of cooking. It claims H-0 is ideal for all ages, more nourishing and cheaper than meat or eggs, and available from all grocers.
Evening World of War and Gossip in Berlin
The passage describes social life amid wartime Berlin with lavish hotels and restaurants crowded with both German diplomats and officers. It notes cross cultural fashion, rumors, and the looming threat of battle as European tensions rise and couples face possible future conflict.
A Husband and Family Dine Beside Each Other Tonight
A husband and his family gather for a simple meal together in their home. The scene emphasizes togetherness as they share the meal without the father present.
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