Obsessive Labor Cause Ends in Death and Change
Etta Rouke, living with her fanatic father in a grim New York tenement, rejects his militant union life yet later takes up his crusade for better conditions for day laborers. After a final plea for a pension bill, her father dies. she remains in Clancy street, carrying on the cause with lectures and harangues.
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Clancey
Etta
New York
Pnneumonia
Etta Rouke
Fera
Rooke
Clancey Street
Hon
Rouke
Many Names Proposed for Thirteenth Month
The New York Times reports thatGeorge Eastman has received forty four name suggestions for a proposed thirteenth month. Proposals range from Between Middlemonth and Primavera to Lunar Lune and Libert y Pax and Progress.
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George Eastman
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League of Nations
Venus
Christ
Christus
Salvator
Vincent
Benedict
Pius
Remador
Meton
Hard to Explain Moods
The author muses that moods stem from deep causes not easily judged by casual observation. It suggests inner company or forces lift us or drag us, making the future seem bright on some days and blocked by obstacles on others.
Atmosphere as Part of Earth Described in 20th Century Text
The passage defines the atmosphere as an integral earth component essential to life and surface processes. It notes a balloon drifts with Earth's rotation and orbit, in addition to wind and other air movements.
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Earth
Space
Monarch Expert Archer Henry VIII as sportsman patron
Detroit News notes in The Gun and Its Development by W. W. Greener that Henry VIII was a renowned archer and patron of the chase, portraying him as a great sportsman. The text hints at further details about his archery prowess.
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Henry VIII
W. W. Greener
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Detroit : News
Ben
Admirable Aim Inspires the Human Spirit
A reflective note on admiration as the noblest feeling, dwelling in the breast of man and shaping life with a vivifying influence that spans hours and ages, echoing Carlyle’s cadence and emphasis on higher things.
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Carlyle
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Stands As Top Antacid
Excess stomach acid causes indigestion with pain and sourness after meals. An alkali neutralizes acid, with Phillips Milk of Magnesia cited as the best long trusted remedy. A spoonful neutralizes many times its volume of acid instantly, is harmless and tasteless, and acts quickly. Ensure you get the genuine product.
Danger in Dumb Car The
A father’s car stalls and only a faint horn sounds prompting young Johnnie to warn that riding in a car that cannot talk is dangerous. The exchange underscores caution around unsafe vehicles.
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Daddy
Johnnie
Bird brood variation by latitude in songbirds
The number of broods produced by song birds each year varies with latitude. Generally the count ranges from one to three broods depending on the region.
Repressed Emotions and the Concept of Libido
A historical note explains libido as the emotional craving behind human actions. Psychiatrists contend repression of this urge underlies psychoneurosis and shapes behavior.
Block System for Cities Philadelphia Plan Pioneered Modern Urban Layout
The passage notes that Philadelphia's Block System was the first modern municipal plan prepared for a specific site and its rectangular layout has guided American city planning ever since.
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Philadelphia
America
Chance Happening Luck in Everyday Life
Chance happenings are casual events that affect individuals. Luck implies favorable outcomes and is often linked to good fortune in everyday life.
Tallest Known Man Record Report
Reports from various tribes and savages claim extreme heights. Actual records show Topinard's Inlander measured 112 inches or 9 feet 4 inches, the greatest height documented.
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Topinard
Iinlander
When They Went to Church Aged Reflections
A fragment notes money and church collection plates as a pointed detail. It reflects on generosity and social expectations in Indianapolis news context with a casual, observational tone.
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Indianapolis
Unpaid Bill Worries Kansas City Man
A Kansas City man expressed concern over an unpaid bill, and a follow up report notes efforts to contact him and his assurance that the matter is being handled. The brief cites a Kansas City Star fragment reflecting the debtor’s worry and the guarantor’s response.
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Kansas City Star
Christianity Is Not a Failure to Its Practitioners
A reflective column argues that faith remains steadfast for believers. practice sustains meaning and resilience regardless of external doubt. It notes personal commitment as a core social and moral anchor within communities.
Kruschen Salts Promises Quick Weight Loss
Mrs Mae West of St Louis says she dropped from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks after taking Kruschen Salts. She reports more energy and no hunger while recommending a half teaspoonful daily in hot water. 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks and money back if not satisfied.
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Mae West
St. Louis
America
No Corn Remedy Offered By Dixie Chemical Co Wichita Falls
An advertisement from Dixie Chemical Co of Wichita Falls Texas promotes a corn and callous remover under the brand No Corn. It guarantees postpaid delivery for 35e and mentions a proposed net cash offer of 1 05 to customers.
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Dixie Chemical Co
Wichita Falls
Texas
Man in Lot Survives As Pistol Misfires
Reported incident describes a man sitting up after a pistol click in a lot. A few minutes later bystanders found him unconscious, with the gun lying beside him. the weapon failed to discharge and the man had fainted at the trigger.
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