Why Mexicans Hate U8 A Fragment From an Old Essay
An opinion piece argues Americans despise Mexicans for cultural differences and insist on imposing American ways. It claims Mexicans resent U S faults from Texas to California and accuse Americans of exploiting their lands. It questions why war would be fought to defend Hearst Otis and others’ holdings.
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Eulagna
United States
Bnd
Tryig
Friveh
Tatiana
Mexico
Tosa
Texas
California
Morlon
Whlfar Gandolph Hearst
Harrison Grey
Rockefellers
Guggen
Miy
Carranam
Buiailende
Hearst
Otis
Macketellar
Underwood Act Defends Revenue Success in Debate
The piece summarizes Claud Kitchin’s defense of the Underwood Act against Republican charges. It tallies revenue gains from 1914, contrasts With Payne Act figures, and argues the Wilson administration reduced deficits and preserved a growing general balance. It notes gold reserves and treasury surpluses, framing the act as financially superior amid European war pressures.
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Tadiewood
U.S. Treasury
Wilson
Claud Kitchin
Underwood
Raporta
Kitchin
Taft
House
Wilsen
Wil
Seukis
Segond
Underwood Act
Amy
Payne Avt
Naf
Coe
Tutt
Ie Payne
Matt
Ures
Reesesens
Cesssteee
Ceej Osse
Ccecceer
United Mister Sales
Flintat
Itt
Ihn
Republican Party
Wutical tote inphonograph tale causes local stir
An odd, garbled note from a local page draws readers once again to a mysterious phonograph tale. The fragmentary text hints at unusual items and a curious event, leaving residents curious about the origin and meaning behind the strange message.
Equal Rights on the Fat We Stand for Equality
Fragmentary notice advocates equal rights and inclusion but lacks clear details. The readable text hints at a call for fairness and unity, mentioning support for equal treatment and shared civic values in a community context.
Paderewski Returns to Stage After Giving All to Poland
Ignace Paderewaki, famed pianist and statesman, retires from the concert world to return to performing. His fortune, spent in aid of Poland during war and famine, has been exhausted. He now seeks to earn anew to continue supporting his countrymen and those in need.
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Ignace Paderewaki
Etlebratea Tinnist
Poland
Europe
Ignanés Padprewski
Papa's Diapapain Promises Fast Digestive Relief
An advertisement-style item touts Papa's Diapapain as a five minute cure for indigestion gas and stomach upset. It claims quick relief from sour stomach headaches and a return to a healthy appetite, urging readers to ask pharmacists for the fifty cent bottle. It warns of digestion aids that taste pleasant and digest food into the blood, promising cleanliness and vigor.
Derry pleads not guilty to charge in embezzlement case
James W. Derry, arrested in Philadelphia on charges of embezzling 204 dollars from the Franklin Colored Masons fund, reached Franklin in sheriff custody. He pleaded not guilty before Alderman D. I. McVay, with bail set at 500 dollars. His case and background were discussed by local attendees while Derry awaited further proceedings.
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Friniin
James W. Derry
Philadelphia
Fundy of the Colored Masons
Franklin
James C. Harrah
Paraignel
D. I. McVay
Milly
Torm
Tuk Bullyan
Trioxidy
James
Carmichael
John J. MaBride
Tie Lodge
Tursy
Don
Heland
Henderson
Derry
Ile Dobalf
Camden
Franklin and Sons
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Corry
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Iena
Nyeelaen
B.J
Pleas
Parker Cleveland
Wbrary
Dusineas
Means
Hw Opera Kange
Hs Financial
Bronx City Journal
Wutical
Wrouk Tleker
Ortes Corry
Phila
New Victor Records
Victor
Bore Willon
Rues
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