Gasoline Turns the Earth in a Changing World
A Boston Transcript note contrasts the replacement of windmills and gondolas with steam and electric power. It observes Dutch windmills giving way to gasoline and electric mills, and calls attention to gasoline engines reshaping farming and boating, turning the earth and sea toward mechanized modernity.
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Venice
Europe
Amsterdam
Holland
Aquidneck
Nantucket Islands
Boston Transcript
At His Word Frosh-Sir Language Test Exchange
A terse classroom exchange sees Prof Jones challenge a freshman about handling English. The response asserts language is the student’s greatest asset while the professor assigns a dictionary task. The dialogue reflects campus humor on linguistic prowess and instruction.
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Jones
Frosh
Lost Lady's Diamond Ring Recovered at Tribune Office
A diamond ring belonging to a lady was found and turned in. The finder should return the item to the Tribune office to receive a reward.
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Tribune Office
Dillon Tribune
Problems Facing Stricken World Threats in Meetings
Report notes allied governments have not aggressively met the Bolshevik challenge. Critics say strategic error and lack of unity hinder counteraction. Statements warn the struggle requires coordinated action and prudent oversight to avoid undermining allied aims.
Seeds in the soil for Bolshevism warned by Wilson
Frank Comerford outlines Wilson's Paris remarks linking unrest to Bolshevik influence and Western distrust of the working class. He blames Allied indecision in Russia, mentions Kolchak and Denikin, and critiques press and employers for shaping anti worker sentiment amid postwar turmoil.
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Frank Comerford
Wilson
M. Pichon
Quai D’orsay
Paris
Russia
Lloyd George
Balfour
Pichon
Baron Sonolino
United States
Puidie
Sol- Chak
Pla
Semenof
Kahuiokoell
Rozonoff
Siberia
Kolchak
Western Newspaper Union
Training Little Citizens by Imaginative Play
A Frances A Gray column notes how imagination aids discipline in sick children. An uncle uses pretend car fuel and a radiator to redirect four year old Dick’s fear into calm cooperation, suggesting tact and play can secure quick, gentle obedience.
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Dickie
Uncle
Ancle
Judge Makes Erroneous Prediction Regarding Lawyer
A judge makes an incorrect forecast about a lawyer amid a dated ad style excerpt. The fragment includes a vivid description of a man’s illness and references to doctors and remedies, with an injected testimonial for Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy and a druggist advertisement.
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Mayr
League records show Cox as a dual personality figure
Boston Transcript notes Senator David I Walsh and President Wilson are in accord with Cox on the League. It describes Cox as a so called double personality individual who has become the subject of several recent books.
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David I. Walsh
Wilson
Cox
League
Boston
Transcript
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Dillon
Kupfer Drug Co
Dillon, Mont
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Crystal Laundry
H. H. Sato
Prop. Corne
Sebree and
Montana Sts
Penn
State Froth
Red” Army
Lenine
Trotzky
Denikine
Petlura
Yudenich
Kolchat
C. C. Thornton, Pres
Marshall Field
Cash
Oath Sagi Es
Montana
Tae Leee
National Kindergarten Association
W. 40Th St
New York City
Frances A. Gray
Potts
Adv
National Republican Party Weekly
National Republican
Washington
Will H. Hays
Senator Harding
Coolidge
U.S
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Harding
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