Cox Refuses Telegraphic Debate With Harding over Wilson Policy
The New York Sun reports Governor Cox refuses to answer Harding's questions on Mr. Wilson's foreign policy via telegraph or other means. Harding condemns Wilson's League of Nations commitments and Armenia policy, while Cox faces pressure to respond clearly before the campaign.
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Cox
Senator Harding
Wilson
Harding
Mr. Wilson
League
Armenia
Italy
Adriatic
League of Nations
New York Sun
Pajama Jacket Hero Decorated for Bravery in Denikin’s Army
A Denikin era Russian soldier received the highest valor award for leading scouts in a town capture from Bolsheviks. His uniform consisted mainly of a pajama jacket with British trousers, bare feet, and no hat, reflecting severe supply shortages. General Bradoff decorated him, and the background guards wore mixed army uniforms. The hero, wounded in action, was later kept in pajamas after his hospital treatment.
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Denikin
Kipling
Gunga Din
Ekaterinodar
Russia
Bradoff
Boston inventor proposes reading all pages on right side
D K Winslow of Boston patents a book design where every page is a right-hand page. Readers would go straight ahead from page to page, then flip the book to continue from the back, with left-hand pages printed upside down and renumbered. Pagination would need careful planning by printers.
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Dk Winslow
Boston
Mr. Winslow
Hawaii Claims Wettest Spot on Earth in Rain Records
The text compares Hawaii sites with Cherrapunji and cites Kauai Mount Wai aleale and Maui Puu Kukui as extreme rainfall locations. It notes Kauai central peak averages 476 inches annually, with 600 inch-era estimates for 1910 and 1914, and Maui’s 6,000 foot summit records seven year average 369 inches and a 562 inch peak in 1914. It also mentions multiple other spots above 1,000 feet exceeding 350 inches in 1914 and 1918.
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Hawaii
Cherrapunji
Khasi Hills
India
Walaleale
Kauai
Puu Kukui
Maui
Queen Pleasure's Carnival and the Dwindling Church Attendance
A Sydney dispatch informs that Protestant churches see steadily shrinking congregations. Clergy resist drastic reforms while Rev. Black of the Baptist union blames mass appeal events and the tango fueled revelry for drawing worshippers away, noting sedate services fail to attract today’s public.
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Sydney
London Times
Black
Baptist’ Union
Record Energy and Wharf Labor in Northern Australia
Darwin notes energy and records with depots and officials in the Northern territory. Vestey's Meat works managers promised meat steamer laborers 17 shifts pay to move the vessel quickly. A correspondent reports wharf dumpers did 15 shifts and earned £101 each.
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Darwin
Northern Territory
Australia
Vestey
Fall in Europe's Population Cited in War Study
A Society for the Study of the Social Consequences of the War report based in Copenhagen estimates Europe lost about 35 million people from outbreak to mid 1919. About 20 million due to population decline, 15 million by increased mortality, including nearly 10 million killed in battle. The female surplus nearly tripled to 15 million. Russia and Poland suffered 13 million losses. Germany and Austria slightly less. France 3.34 million. Italy 2.28 million. Britain and Ireland 1.185 million. Serbia about 1.865 million.
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The
Society For the Study
Copenhagen
Europe
Russia
Poland
Germany
Austria
France
Italy
Great Britain
Ireland
Serbia
United Kingdom
Wild Birds Form Triangle to Cleave Air
The article explains how flocks of wild ducks and geese fly in a triangular formation to reduce fatigue. The lead bird takes the forward angle, but after tiring another bird assumes the front position to keep the V shaped flight.
For Rent 6-Room Furnished House Near Gledale Idaho
Six room furnished house for rent by Sept 1st. Call 228 W Mrs Wm Klein corner of Gledale and Idaho. $2 1
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Wm. .Klein
Gledale
Idaho
Universal Patronage Question Sparks Street Dialogue
A fragmentary street remark questions how adults, including a kindly elder, address a growing boy. The brief exchange hints at evolving social expectations and public behavior without specifying events or individuals.
For Sale Estey piano A-1 condition half price
For Sale notice offers an Estey piano in excellent condition at half price. Inquiries directed to Geo. Jewell.
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Vogue
Estey Piano
Geo. Jewell
Canine Characteristic Quote From Cincinnati Enquirer
A brief quotation notes a comparison stating that some men resemble dogs by preferring stillness and shivering over hustling to keep warm. The remark appears as a compact, period-voice teaser. It mirrors a newspaper culture that favors blunt, vivid phrasing.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure for All
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a permanent remedy for catarrh. It claims 35 years of use, blood action on mucous surfaces, expelling disease from blood, and visible improvement after short use.
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Hall
Seth
Taxini Hal
Send
Diffusing Light in Asia and a Sheriff’s Sale Notice
A discussion notes Christianity as a major force behind Korea’s unrest and the independence movement, while a separate sheriff sale announces the Bank of Dillon suit against George W. Vineyard. The sale lists extensive land parcels in Beaverhead County Montana with cash terms, set for August 10, 1929 at 2 pm.
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Bank of Dillon
George W. Vineyard
Court House
Dillon
County of
Beaverhead
State of Montana
Beaverhead County
State of
Montana
QO. C. Gosman
W. D. Ross
For Sale Ford Touring Car in First Class Condition
Automobile listing for a Ford touring car described as in first class condition. Seller E. R. Mosher provides contact at 9358 Pacific Street with response needed.
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E. R. Mosher
Pacific Street
Merry Andrew the eccentric physician to Henry VII
A historical note on Andrew Borde, physician to Henry VII, described as learned and eccentric. He addressed crowds at fairs and other crowded places to instruct the people. Those who imitated his wit and droll tricks were admired.
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Andrew
Andrew Borde
Henry VII
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Dillon, Montana
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Kodak
Eastman Films
Potts
Hero II
Georgette
Eliel Brothers
Queen Pleasure’s Carnival
Record Energy
Cincinnati Enquirer
H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Asia
Nathaniel Peffer
Scribner’s
Korea
Iroe
Spokane
Waah
Annabel
Desmond
Elliott Photo & Fin Service
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