Wilson’s Paris actions loom over Harding debt policy
The Republican Publicity Association argues Wilson and allied maneuvers at Paris may complicate Harding's handling of Belgium and German bonds. It asserts Senate ratification is needed and claims Harding is free to shape policy without Wilson commitments, while warning of further disclosures.
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Washington
Wilson
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Belgium
United States
Harding
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Lamont
Peace Commission
Paris
Europe
Senate
France
Congress
White House
League of Nations
United States Senate
Relief for Rheumatic Aches With Chamberlain Liniment
Advert mentions Chamberlain's Liniment as an excellent remedy for rheumatic pains. It advises thorough massage of affected parts twice daily and promises noticeable relief.
Beasts and Distances Through the Eyes of Light
John Candey Dean explains to Indianapolis News readers the vast scales of the cosmos. He outlines the sun’s size, the speed of light, and the immense distances to distant stars to impress readers with astronomy’s enormity.
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John Candey Dean
Indianapolis News
Refused Hand of Sultan in Moroland
The Moro is not all bad and shows gallantry toward American women. The sultan of Sulu offered marriage to Alice Roosevelt during Taft’s visit, calling her the American princess. Despite numerous wives, the Mohammadan monarch displayed charming behavior and hospitality in Jolo.
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Moroland
Taft Party
Alice Roosevelt
Philippines
Jolo
Sulu
Alice
His
Encouraging the Hen: Electric Lights Boost Egg Output
The piece notes using electric lights in hen pens at night to stimulate extra meals and push toward an egg a day. It likens this to a creator who fed poultry after roosting, letting hens begin their day only when ready, while the farmer chose his own schedule.
New Gasoline Driven Interurban Car Described in Popular Mechanics
Article outlines a new interurban car with an automo bile style Mechanical arrangement and 33 passenger body. Features include a 50 horsepower engine in a front hood, auto-type gear shift, rear shaft drive, air brakes, electric lights, and hot water heating. The vehicle completes a 40 mile round trip in about two and a half hours and uses roughly five and a half gallons of gasoline, about one gallon per seven miles.
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Popular Mechanics
Quote from a fallen star about a song and regret
A Birmingham Age-Filerald excerpt shows a bereaved star exclaiming in tears about a forgotten song and a reflection on past fame as youth cheers faded. The dialogue highlights nostalgia and the weight of public memory.
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Birmingham
New York Health Chief Links Slums to TB Deaths
Doctor Copeland city health commissioner warns that insanitary housing in New York fuels tuberculosis mortality. He cites crowded unsanitary conditions as breeding grounds for disease and a threat to moral and mental development.
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New York
Copeland
Annette Walker Returns to College for Society Duties
In a tense election morning at the college, Annette Walker unexpectedly returns from home to face the student body. Seniors press her to run for class president and join activities, while a doctor warns her mother of a breakdown, prompting Annette to seek a quieter life.
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Annette Walker
Gretchen Hartmann
Annette
Cyrano
Nettie
Grettie
Mater
Herr Radelheimer
Grettie Hartmann
Ensign Galbraith Reports Far East Civil War Impact
Ensign William H. Galbraith of the destroyer Hart, serving with the U S Asiatic Squadron in Chinese waters, describes intensified squadron duties amid the civil war between the Pekingese and Cantonese. A merchant vessel 50 miles upriver faced a standoff with Cantonese and Pekingese forces as the Hart intervened to ensure safe passage.
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William H. Galbraith
United States
Hart
United States Asiatic Squadron
Far East
Columbus Dispatch
The Vulcanization of Rubber and Charles Goodyear
The account recalls Charles Goodyear’s rollercoaster journey from near ruin to wealth through vulcanized rubber. It notes his 1834 accidental discovery after experimenting with aqua fortis, initial failure, subsequent hardship, and eventual fame and fortune from the rubber process.
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Charles Goodyear
Wonderful Poison Gases and Women Smokers Secrets
Popular Mechanics notes foolproof portable poison gas for soldiers and enhanced masks at Edgewood arsenal. It cites tests proving masks block gases while soldiers endured long wear. The piece also reports women smokers seek discreet purchases. druggists confirm stands hidden to avoid public scrutiny.
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Popular Mechanics
Edgewood
So she refused you
A San Francisco Chron Sele item quotes a man asking about a woman's response and a humorous reaction. The exchange records a lack of a direct no with the woman only replying Aa ha ha suggesting ambiguity.
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San Francisco
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