A Far East Problem: Dr Sun Yatsen on China's Freedom
The piece surveys Sun Yat sen’s plea for China’s independence from foreign interference. It discusses his view that external powers bear responsibility for China’s past turmoil and warn of potential alliances with Russia and India if Western pressures persist. It argues for a policy balancing justice and safety to support China’s natural and achievable aspirations.
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Far East
Dew Sun Yatsen
China
India
Rusia
Sun
Dry Sung
Yuan Shikai
Sin
Sih Yatses
Ftuterman
Sun Yatsen
Russia
London Smog Weighs Heavy as Trade Groups Seek Cleanup
A report to the Smoke Abatement Congress in Manchester cites London’s grim air burden of 614 tons per square mile annually and similar city deposits. Basil Miles notes industrial pollution harms all, while England’s antismoke laws linger, unlike Nottingham and Leicester where cleanliness rules apply. A US reader is urged to wake to real hardship behind political optimism for Coolidge.
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London
Landen
Manchester
International Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Basil Miles
Chambers of Commerce
Liverpool
Engpland
Auch Eltics
Nottingham
Leicaster
Fragmentary verse notes from an obscure page
A garbled OCR fragment presents jagged lines about rain and luck, with odd spellings and stray phrases. It appears as a stray poem or prose snippet, mentioning money, love, and social dynamics, without clear context or identifiable people or places.
Twenty Years Ago In The Journal Files January 13 1905
A collage of notes from the Journal Files recounts events from January 13 1905 including Frank M Raymon’s business trip through Wisconsin and Sophesor Stone’s role as driver, jurors for the February term, and various town mentions. It notes birthdays in Beaver Dam and local social visits, warns of a basketball matchup, and references the North East challenge and Archie McDonald’s delivery mishap.
Brothers Die Approximately Same Hour
Telegram received Monday morning reported John B. Kinnear and his wife found dead in their El Dorado Kansas home. Brother Lou G. Kinnear, 54, a well known Wells diver, died at his home about the same time. Another brother Robert Kinnear, of Patchel Butt, was killed in a nitro glycerine explosion at Semple’s Corners on New Year’s Day. He had been ill since August and confined to bed a week.
Paytors and Tipen Ar tiorers and the Merchant Taylors
An observed etymology traces the term tullor to the French origin tuifler meaning to cut. Historical tailors are described as weaving garments and preparing merchandise, with roles including padding and lining of attire, linked to the Merchant Taylors Company of London.
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Artiers
Merchant Taylors Company
London
Be Independent You Can Never Tell Theme
A brief note reflecting on independence and diligence, citing a quote about keeping to the grindstone and the limits of worldly expectations with a nod to the Washington Post style.
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Washington Post
RUNDOWN BY TRUCK HITS FRYBURG MAN NEAR HAMPTON STATION
James Mekie of Peybuirg was injured Monday afternoon when a truck struck him at Hampton Station while he walked along the railroad. He slipped while trying to pass and a wheel passed over his leg. He was taken by ambulance to the Oility Hospital with injuries to the knee.
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Owl City
Jan
James Mekie
Peybuirg
Oility Hospital
Ron
Toad
Hampton Station
Nlock
McKissick
Farrow
Lance
Sid
Osenider
Hearings Set For Victims Of Erie Liquor Raids
Erie, January 13. William Piel Bil lips, Joseph Nimick, Julius Krasnecki, Witold Janiewiez, and Prank Winowski were arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Filer. All held in 1600 bail for fare examination on liquor charges. Phillips and Ainowski could not post bail and were jailed. The others posted bonds. Hearings scheduled for next Friday afternoon and Saturday morning before Commissioner Filer.
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Erie
William Piel Billips
Joseph Nimick
Julius Krasnecki
Witold Janiewiez
Prank Win ‘Owski
Filer
Phillips and
Ainowski
Man pinned beneath heavy truck in Ridgway injures leg
Charlee A. Tok, 21, of Ridgway, was badly injured when a heavy truck rolled onto him at a Jobsinburg work site on East [nhnronhure near noon Monday. He was freed by a rescue crew and transported to County General Hospital with a serious leg injury. He had been excavating when the accident occurred and authorities are investigating the scene and cause.
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Ridgway
Tan T
Charlee A. Tok
Toui
Jobsinburg
East
Nhnronhure
MS Linpion
Lle County General Hospital
Bloom
Wake
Leneath
San
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Cony “Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
P ‘Ld
Colegrove
Publisher
Arthur Colegrove
New Yo
Coolidge
Migke
Jom Sims
Sus
Frank M Raymon
Clinix Mig Co
Wisconsin
Sophesor
Sjathnie Stone
Been
Grape Junit
Ot Bator
At Fey
Cinirter
Georgé
Mipml
Arthur Shistie
Plymer
Chip Mornpage
Ene
Mel Depsig
Beaver Dam Zone
Centerville
Jolie T Brew
Charles
Keating
Jane
Eve
Jad
Knights of Cohumtais Bariqiee
Stevi
North East
Hay
Archie McDonald
West
Rex Garage
Studebakers
Chevrolets
Nash
Fords
Brearns
Maxwells
Oaklands
Atock
W. H. Merrick
Studebaker
Fryburg
Sook Noyet
Oil City
Oil City Trust Company
Madame x
Madame X Reng Ule
the Roberts Shop
D. Padoll
Optometrist
Cory, Paw
THE
Barlow Hardware CO
Napanee
Barlow
Corry, PA
R. Morick
Center St
Bell
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