Quiet, conservative America Urged Amid Global Turmoil
The piece warns of European clashes and domestic strikes while urging calm by sober, constructive citizens. It condemns mob talk and propaganda, praises past American resilience, and calls for independent, fearless action to steer the country toward stable, conservative reform.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Europe
Ireland
Herrin
America
Prohibition poll shows shift toward modification and repeal
The Literary Digest reports 236,329 favor Prohibition pure and simple from 617,828 ballots while 364,009 favor modification and 128,500 favor repeal. Adding repeal to modification yields 381,509. after subtracting straight prohibition votes, the trend favors changing the law. In Salt Lake City the heaviest count supports modification 676 to 291.
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Literary Digest
Digest
Salt Lake
Lord Northcliffe Dies Deeply M affecting British Press
Lord Northcliffe, famed press baron behind The Times and Daily Mail, dies at 59. His career reshaped British journalism through war reporting, censorship battles, and propaganda efforts. funeral planned at St Mary Le Bow Finchley with Westminster Abbey service.
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Lunden
Lord Northcliffe
Thareday
St. Mary-Le- Bow
Finchley
Westminster Abber
Ettee
Lord Northetl & Wurprive
Times
Floyd George
I Ts
Ireland
Northcliffe
Viscount Northcliffe
Alfred Chas
William Harmeworth
Europe
French
British War Office
Northcllffe
Lord Kitchener
Ministry of Munitions
David Lloyd George
France
Col
Repington
England
Flagco
Dardanelles
Mesopotamia
America
United States
Germany
Austria
Asquith
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Great Britain
Viscount Northclil
French Women Slaves Seek Social and Legal Equality
A French feminist movement aims to elevate mothers and wives to parity with men amid laws seen as archaic. The article contrasts the 1919 reform's failure to end obligatory obedience and wife income control with male dominance in marriage, property, and child-rearing, citing Anna Gould’s divorce case and general marital constraints. It notes Napoleonic influences and a later whale film preserved by the Old Dartmouth Historical Society.
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France
Anna Gould
Count Honi de Castellane
Pariament
Napoleon
Milk for sale by Mrs Lena Tognotoni on South Main Street
Mrs Lena Tognotoni announces firm class milk for sale at her home on South Main Street and offers home delivery to Eureka customers who want milk left at their residences.
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South Mainstreet
Eureka
Lena Tognoni
Miscellany of curious facts from science to literature
A collage of notes covers whale size, historic costs of discovering America, new ice cream cutting machines, an edict against Anatole France, African savanna fodder, coldest spots in D C, Munich tourism costs, prohibition analyses, rising Boy Scout figures, Larkspur toxicity, cattle grazing plans, Yoleta’s colonial origins, Hollywood arts scene, Oatman gold rush, Edison phonograph birth, a musical burglar in Chicago, piano rentals in New York, snake bite serum, a Brazilian snake farm, and Bible publication by the Topeka State Journal with Dr. Sheldon’s influence.
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California
Genoa
America
Anatole
France
Congregation of the Holy Office of Rome
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Mines
Munich
Germany
London
New York City
United States
Eagle Scouts
National Forest Reserver
Washington
Yoleta
Texas
Don Francisco Vasquez Coronado
St. Augustine
Florida
Hollywood
Oatman
Arizona
Chicago
Brazil
Topeka State Journal
Inquirion
Kansas
Charles M. Sheldon
Weymouth
Bootlegging ore on Alaska border sparks controversy
Governor Joe Hutchison cites bootlegging ore as the salt of Alaska’s mining scene near the Pre mer mine where the boundary divides American and Canadian sides. He notes Canadians seek to ship ore into the U S while the Summer district faces border challenges and future plans mentioned by the Tonopeh Times. The New York Public Library experiments with transparent Japanese paper to preserve newspapers for centuries, shielding pages from wear and ink damage.
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London
Northcliffe
Conrents
England
Napoleon
Northcliffs
Viscount Northcliffe
Mary Elizabeth Milner
Alaska
Joe Hutchison
Nore
Nevada
Boundary
Uncle Sam
New York Public Library
Exchange Pupils and Snowbound Students Abroad
Exchange pupils near Lewis Peak about 25 miles east of Walla Walla Washington study while local children enjoy winter break. Harsh weather and deep snow prevent schooling, leading families to spend vacation hunting and trapping in a region home to deer bears and coyotes.
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Lewis Peak
Walle Walla
Wagington
Deepest Mines Worldwide Reach Great Depths
The St John Del Rey Morro Velho mine in Brazil has reached 6420 feet below the surface via five staggered shafts. The O ore queen mine in In fifa exceeds 5400 feet. In the United States Tamarack No 3 shaft nears a mile down. Kennedy gold mine sits over 4000 feet deep. In Rand South Africa City Deep plans 7000 feet.
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St. John del Rey Mining Co., Ltd
Morro Velho
Brazil
Ooregum
Engineering and Mining Journal Press of
New York
United States
Tamarack
City
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