President Wilson Urges Peace Plan at Senate
Washington January 24 President Wilson outlines terms for peace ending the war urging a concert of powers, no victory, and a universal covenant. He stresses equal rights, independent nations, free seas, and direct outlets for Great Powers, with a strong future security plan.
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Council
New World
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Poland
United States
Humanity
Monroe
Marehall
Benator Slone
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Arizona mining output soars past $203 million in 1916
Western Mining and Oil News reports Arizona mined metals totaling nearly $203,000,000 in 1916, led by copper and high metal prices. Gold, silver, lead and zinc also set record outputs. Production rose from about $99.8 million in 1915 to the 1916 peak, while mangan ese ore reached 27,000 tons, the largest since 1888. The Shannon Copper Company mill at Clifton faces a weeklong strike in the smelting department, yet operations continue. The Su perior camp gains renewed interest from mining and investment circles as the Mag ma Copper Company activity brings new life to the district.
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Arizona
Shannon Copper Company
Clifton
Magma Copper Company
Superior
D. F. Hewett
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Victor C. Heikes
Heikes
Mining reports and developments in Colorado in 1900 era
Boulder exchanges note tungsten concentrates at 60 percent priced at 15 dollars per unit and crude ores at 60 percent also 15 dollars. A Lackawanna Belle lease operation at Cripple Creek by Twin Lakes lessees. Sterling financiers back an oil drill in Stoneham country. Blende zinc smelters in Pueblo County. Fidelity Gold Mining Company uncovers rich vein between Lackawanna Belle and Mount Champion in Cripple Creek district. Leadville district shows heavy ore tonnage with 2500 tons daily and lead-silver drift near Rico Argentine No 305 improving. four sub-lessees work Dante mine on Bull Hill showing potential for early return to shipping.
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Cripple Creek
Twin Lakes
Sterling
Stoneham Country
Fidelity Gold Mining Company
Philadelphia
Lackawanna Belle and
Mount Champion
Cripple Creek District
Leadville
Lake County
Dante
Bull Hill
Toltec Ol Company to Drill First Tent Well Near Roswell
New Mexico report notes Toltec Ol Company plans a tent well fifteen miles north of Roswell. Chino del Norte Copper Company shipped ore to El Paso smelter. Lordsburg district mineral output in the past year tops $2,000,000, double 1915. Albert J. Fitch, former Graphic owner, now operates five mines within fifteen miles of Hachlia Grant county shipping 260 tons from Apache Anderson. works Nutsheli near the Mexican border with chalcopyrite and silver ore.
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Toltec Ol Company
Roswell
Chino del Norte
Lordsburg
Albert J. Fitch
Magdalena
Bovorro County
Hachlia
Grant County
Apache Anderson
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Restores Health
A reader from Poplar Bluff Missouri details how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her health allowing her to become a mother after years of poor health. She describes renewed strength and the ability to care for her family concluding the product helped her have another child.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Poplar Bluff
Lydia — Ham
Troumons
Opie Bint
Fitton
Labor-saving religion and the Favorite Prescription
In an odd turn of reform language some readers praise a labor-saving creed while advertising the Favorite Prescription as a cure for sick women. The text touts its alcohol-free status and offers the product in tablet or liquid form under a sales banner.
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PREFER TALKING TO READING Fifteen years ago
A Boston Transcript quote recalls Rollie Lynde Hartt praising Southern talkers over readers. The Southerners are described as charming conversationalists who illuminate themes from dinner to bedtime, making reading seem odious by implying it is solitary. The piece contrasts regional social habit with literary culture.
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Southern Literary Messenger
Dixie
Rollie Lynde Hartt
Boston Transcript
Unmarried and Cross Yonkers Snippet
A Yonkers Statesman fragment presents a child with questions about a schoolteacher’s marital status. The dialogue humorously probes why she seems cross, with the parent affirming she is likely not married and the child seeking explanation.
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Pop
Yonkers Statesman
Pa's Poetic License Cited in Evening Transcript
A brief exchange in the Boston Evening Transcript quotes a father explaining poetic license as tacit permission for poets to live, sparking reflection on artistic freedom and its boundaries.
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Boston Evening Transcript
Instant Postum Advocates For Non Coffee Hot Drink
Teachers doctors and food experts agree a child needs a hot drink and that the drink should not be coffee. The article notes Postum as the preferred alternative and cites endorsements from educators and physicians.
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