Kerensky Victor as Korniloff Revolt Fades
Edward W. Pickard reports on Kerensky seizing command in Russia after Korniloff’s revolt, the provisional government’s actions, and the clash between conservative and radical factions. Sweden’s weak reply to Lansing’s charges against German influence in Argentina and Mexico’s shift toward neutrality are noted amid ongoing battles on the fronts and Allied military moves in France and Italy.
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Edward W. Pickard
Russia
Korniloff
Kerensky
Petrograd
Floren Ohammedan
Caucan
Georgia
Caucasus
Novov Vremyn
Kornitoff
Moscow
Riga
Sweden
Lanslug
Germany
Buenos Aires
Berlin
Argentina
Count Luxburg
Lansing
Luxbury
Buenos
Luxburg
von Eckhardt
Mexico City
Yolke Cronholm
Mexico
von Wickhardt
Stockholm
Cronholm
European
Lindman
Lembach
Trieste
Monte San Gabriele
Bainsizza
France
War Department
General Pershing
Socialista
Ribot
Paul Painleve
Puinleve
Interior
Malvey
Henry Prank- Mn-Boullion
of Foreign
Acion
Zurich
Switzerland
Secret Service
Philaadelpha Tageblatt
United States
Game One
America
la Follette
Congress
Senate
Stona
Missouri
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Baker
Washington
Connecticut
California
House
Rain Spoils Her Stay In Woods
Miss Agnes Lowe from the University of Michigan recounts a failed eight day solo trek in Thunder Lake region of Colorado at 11 000 feet. She faced unrelenting rain and cold with minimal clothing and no fire fuel, ending the ordeal after a night of shivering exposure and a rescue by Mrs Babcock, while considering another attempt when weather improves.
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Denver
Col
Agnes
Lowe
University of Michigan
Rocky Mountains National Park
Bates Park
Long’s Peak
North American
Thunder Lake
Dvi Menton
Bees Kill Horse After Nest Disturbed in Colmar Pa
A swarm of bees stung and killed a horse owned by Charles Gerbter after a mower cut into a nest in Colmar. The other horse in the team and the farm hand driver were seriously stung, the latter needing hospital treatment. The incident followed the mower’s disturbance of the nest.
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Colmar
Charles Gerbter
Quote about an old beau as hero sparks debate
A conversation notes plans to hire an old beau as the story’s hero. A companion praises the idea as dandy while a wary speaker cautions about guessing a woman’s use of fancy work. The exchange hints at creative storytelling and gendered craft.
One Hiding Place
A rough dialogue depicts Pat and a Fly boy joking about Ireland and the draft evader, with Pat claiming there is nothing one can do there that can’t be done elsewhere and finally declaring, Hide.
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Pat
Clear Your Complexion With Cuticura Ointment And Soap
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment to improve pores overnight and suggests a free sample by mail. A humorous clipping notes social vanity and a London Tit-Bits tale about two brothers with notable nasal outlines in a wedding cab ride, ending with a howling cabman remark.
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Dept
Boston
East Lancashire
London
Fragmented Social Snub Talk Reveals Quiet Scandal
A fragment notes a woman’s rising social standing and confidence in snubbing friends, while a thread mentions a young widow’s health improving with her physician's care. The dialogue hints at private gossip and social dynamics without clear names or dates.
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