Whos Who in the World Fall's Charges Against Carranza
A Senate resolution introduced by Rep Beoater Pall seeks the withdrawal of recognition of Venustiano Carranza as president of Mexico and to sever all diplomatic relations. The measure accuses Carranza’s government of supporting revolutions and propaganda and calls on the president to recognize Venustiano Carranza's pretended government only by withdrawal.
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Wile Witdew
Beoater Pall
Rep
New Mexton
Senate
New Yor
Conewiale Grorm
Venustiana
Hevetor Fall
Haven of Representatives
Department of Tote
Gerween
Mexico
United States
Venustiano Carranza
Republic of Motion
Carrauey
J W Alexander to Succeed Redfield in Commerce Role
Chatta Hop, Mo native Joahun Willis Alexander named to succeed William Hed as secretary at commerce. Born in Cincinnati in 1462, he studied at Christian College Missouri and built a public service career as administrator, educator, mayor, and state legislator. He chaired the US commission on life saving at sea and served in the Sixty-first through Sixty-fourth Congresses, with a large family.
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Joahun Willis Alexander
Chatta~ Hn
William
Hedfold
Commerce
Aincinnatt
Wee
Christian College
Missouri
Gallatio
Tar
Ife
Board of Education
Hivont
Wilson
House
United States Commission
Th Kos
London
Cletare
Samuel A. Hehardson
ASC
wLatherrgreten
McCormick Senator Attacks Good Budget Plan
Senator McCormick criticizes the Good bill proposing to place the budget bureau under the treasury secretary. He argues the bill alters the finance office and shifts expenditures and revenue estimates to the president. He contends the proposed change would heighten executive power and change public finance administration.
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Murray Weller
Guvermee Lowder
Secretary of the Treasury
Harris Consul General in Russia Details
Harris, a consul general in Russia, is described as a veteran American diplomat with extensive service in Siberia and the Balkans. He arrived in Russia last November and has held posts in Turkey and at Petrograd during the Fevotutiity era while teaching at Heidelberg.
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Harris
Russia
Harri
Rock Island
United States
Lamb of Cheas
Waeb
Unete Sun
Comsular Pervion
Trolfe
Siberta
Cousk
Kelchak
Siberian
Hare
Turkey
Levee
Maskarres
Adana
Ile
Balkan States
Groves Point
Ukesini
Chacoe
Nebo
Petrograd
Coomal General
Moving Lincoln Monument in Washington to Potomac spot
A Lincoln monument erected in 1860 by popular subscription in Washington has been declared out of harmony with the remodeled District of Columbia courthouse and is being moved by congressional authority to a site near the Potomac.
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Lincoln
Washington
District of Columbia
Congress
Broad Potomac
Toads Ensnared in Coal Tunnels Explain Survival
Science notes explain petrified toads found in coal stumps. Toads hatch in tiny coal crevices while young, then stay as air becomes scarce. They can live up to a year with air but perish if the crevice closes, proving they cannot survive without air.
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Hine
Thie
Eet Fort
Tan Fong
Rubber in early centuries sparks waterproof cloak use
Fragmentary note recalls rubber use by Spaniards to waterproof cloaks in the seventeenth century, with a later development in the eighteenth, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear details or dates.
California Fig Syrup Ad Claims Child Laxative
A vintage ad promotes California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for children. It urges parents to check for the California name on the package and notes the fruity taste and labeled dosing directions. The text ends with a nonsensical line calling for the phrase Callfortila.
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California
Cascarets advertise relief for liver and bowels
An old style advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for indigestion, sour stomach, and sluggish liver. It claims nightly use cleanses the stomach, reduces bile, and ends distress by morning with no effort during the day.
Fragmented quote from 19th century crime era page item
A garbled OCR fragment references a dialogue about love and a bareback rider, with mentions of trapeze performers and a “shrine” as a stake charmer of mature years, attributed to a 19th century periodical. The text remains unclear and lacks coherent narrative.
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Grimpkin
Peome
Dirminghun Age-Herald
Bayer Aspirin for Colds and Pain Advertised
An advertisement promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine relief for colds pain headaches neuralgia and rheumatism. It touts Bayer’s nineteen years of physician usage and notes handy tin boxes of 12 tablets at a low cost, labeling Aspirin a Bayer trademark and detailing its chemical basis. The fragment includes stray dialogue about marriage and a Boston Transcript reference and a remark on a strike idea.
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Bayer
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