Noisy Newark Drug Store Riot Reported
A chaotic scene near 106 East Jersey Street described as a riot at a Newark drug store area. The piece lists numerous figures and locales, noting a wave of disorder and references to local businesses and officials amid a broader public notices section.
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City Eyes Rapid River Improvement Amid Debates
A local editorial argues for moving forward with a river improvement project while urging careful study of details. It notes the city should welcome expert review, yet remains committed to advancing the plan to relieve sewage burdens and enhance public welfare.
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Fragmented 1920s Overseas Trade and Labor Snippets
The article lists diverse, garbled figures on US apple imports to Germany, Swiss employment totals, and unions. It references Colorado power projects, shifting statutes, and odd notes on American patent news, with numerous distorted phrases about trade, labor, and industry in a period-typical yet unclear reportage.
Reger and Cabinet Member Roles Highlighted in Foreign Policy Discourse
The article lists TheW Reger of Standard Ol and a private SECHELAY earning 20400 yearly, mentions General ea volume writings on foreign policy, and names figures such as Milton, Willian Mary, and John Gafloey. It notes export concerns, a Ne dear belay Michael My ipimaot York Harbor, and three sons Thomas Jolie Aethie born Feb 401 26 1005 with unclear dates, reflecting a snapshot of mid century political and family details.
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York
A Young Diplomat and a Child Riddle Truths
A fragment from a 19th century column features a boy and mother in a humorous parental exchange about wiping a cheek and a pursued legal tone. It blends domestic dialogue with clipped references to educators and publishers and ends with a quip about a repeated offer. The scene shifts through snippets of letters, lectures, and a light mockery of scholarly pedantry.
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Taxation increase in Japan burdens farmers and poor
The article describes a new sugar tax and higher kerosene duties in Japan, raising living costs while wages lag. It notes the burden falls hardest on Taiwanese agricultural workers and their families, with many women earning four cents a day. A government committee will consider further tax hikes after existing treaties expire, risking greater social unrest.
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Japan’s past rulers vs today’s citizens in a night and day shift
The article contrasts feudal Japan with modern Japan noting 260 daimyo and 1.5 million samurai subjugating 30 million serfs in 1805, taxed 110 million bushels of rice from 1 billion harvested. It argues citizens now seek rights, oppose exorbitant state demands, and warns naval spending dwarfs education. It cites prewar budgets and urges industrial focus over militarism.
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What a Scotchman Wears
A Scottish correspondent signing as Haggis asks to state that a Scotsman wears a kilt not kilts. The London News notes that Scotsmen almost always wear neither a kilt nor kilts, but a gown. The column ends by hinting at advertiser appeal for Journal want ads.
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Who Pays The Cost Of War Adversely Weighs On Europe
An editorial warning on the danger of a European war and its global economic impact. It argues that war wastes capital and disrupts commerce, noting money power often overrides military aims and urging prudent, peaceful settlement instead. The piece also critiques contemporary economic observations and promotes advertising for business opportunities in a restrained, period-voice style.
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