Charley’s Daring War Time Food Thought
In Indianapolis News Charley, a bashful boy, ponders food conservation during a family outing to a city in eastern Indiana. His father notes a hotel meal option while Charley whispers his desire to avoid eating, citing Mr. Wilson and Mr. Hoover on wartime conservation.
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World Has Much Cochineal Growth Across Regions
Historical note details the global rise of cochineal culture from early 19th century Canary Islands exports to Java and Algeria under Dutch and French sponsorship. It highlights rapid production growth, notes exports to England and France, and explains suitability of cactus hosting the insect as a reliable alternative to vine or potato cultivation.
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Central America
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England
France
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Go West, Young Man Epigram Debate Recounted
The note explains the misattribution of the epigram Go West young man to Horace Greeley. It credits John L B Soule of Terre Haute Express with writing the line in 1851 after encouragement from Richard Thompson. Greeley later endorsed the sentiment and republished the Terre Haute piece.
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Meeting Emergency With Mastery And Ingenuity
The text urges quick, decisive action in life's accidents. It contrasts rule-based tasks relegated to clerks with exceptional problems needing a master of affairs. Emergencies demand prompt, proper responses to avoid discord and calamity, and offer growth through challenge.
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Man Tested by Trial
A reflective piece argues that true character shows under life’s accidents. It contrasts calm endurance with panic when faced with unexpected events and asserts only steadiness under adversity proves reliability.
A Race in the Night by A W Peach
Steadman, Dorothy Haines, and Martel drive a tense chase as the guardian eyes a budding romance. Dorothy plans a long trip with Martel while Steadman follows in pursuit, fearing trouble and possible elopement.
Car Crash Brings Lovers Together After Turbulent Ride
Vorothys drives a roadster at speed as Martel screams in anger. Ile leaps from the car and Dorothy begs for love. Steadman orders Dorothy into his car and drives away with the frightened girl. Dorothy torn by longing says she wants love. He reassures with a promise to prove his love at home.
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The First Telephone Inventions and A Farm Tale
The article recalls 1876 as the year Bell first transmitted speech over a wire from Boston to Watson in Cambridge and notes the Philadelphia exhibit. It then shifts to a personal reminiscence of a farm memory where a butcher bird relentlessly hunted mice as a boy worked, detailing the bird’s repeated thefts and taming.
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Telephones Near North Pole and Other Far-Flung Wonders
An illustrated travelogue excerpt describes Eskimos in Etah with electric lights and a telephone linking to distant igloos, highlighting early wireless gear and a marvel at modern tech in a stone age setting. It contrasts Bulgarian wedding customs with regional celebrations and notes new uses for raw products in Europe, including gum from garlic and briquettes from heather.
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Etah
White North
Donald B MacMillan
Westmarket
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Typhoon Hits Coconut Plantations in Southern Islands
The Christmas typhoon swept over southern Philippine islands causing heavy damage to coconut groves. Seaside and wind exposed trees were blown down or weakened and require cleanup, or they will die. Fallen trunks may breed pests while weakened trees face further losses, worsening farmer hardship.
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Shantung Province Description and Geography Summary
Shantung, a Chinese province, is a mountainous promontory 100 miles wide and 200 miles along the Yellow Sea. It covers about 55,970 square miles with central limestone mountains topped by Mount Tai. The region features fertile valleys, is well watered, and supports crops such as cotton, tobacco, wheat, maize, millet, pulses, peanuts, and vegetables. The Hoang Ho river traverses the area. the Grand Canal runs south to north.
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China
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Shintung
North China
Periscope Directs Orchestra In New Pantomonime
A New York pantomime premiere featured a Chicago born music director who directed from the orchestra pit using a periscope to watch the stage. The device amused patrons as the conductor tracked cues while the orchestra played above.
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Othe
New York
Chicago
Wives Valued by World Markets and Customs
A nineteenth century survey notes varied marriage payments among cultures. The Alnus demand scarce beasts, Kathe require four to eight oxen, and Uganda uses cartridge counts. The Australian buys heft in butter, Tartare in Turkestan trade wives for matches, and Wales conducts transfers with weekly installments reported from Cardiff West end Mail.
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Divorce by vinculo matrimony sought in Caroline County Court
In Equity No 1959 the Circuit Court for Caroline County orders publication to notify Mame Starr of a divorce bill filed by the plaintiff. The suit alleges she deserted, engaged in adultery with Fred Latch, and registered as husband and wife in Calgary before residing in Minnesota. Case directs notice by four weekly ads prior to July 25 1919.
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Edmonton
Canada
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Fred Simms
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Maryland
Mame Starr
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Lawrence LB. Towers
William H. Breeding
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Equity
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Towers
Wrence B
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