Whos Who in the World Urges U S European Peace Ties
The Braddtian republic’s president elect, Dr Persia, calls for closer ties with the United States in a postwar European order. He praises allied effort, cites George Woeblington’s liberty legacy, and notes Brae’s larger size and vast natural resources as a basis for deeper cooperation.
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United States
Eplarto Demca
Braddtian Repubili Ie
Doctor Persia
Elaine
United Kites
Doctor Peewee
George Woeblington
Lberty
Nat Denwerney
Enormouk
Glennon Saves Kolchak’s Life in Siberian Crisis
Rear Adm. Glennon of the United States Navy intervened publicly to halt the planned execution of Admiral Kolchak in Siberia. He arrived at the scene amid a large Soviet gathering and assured Kolchak’s safe return home, presenting himself as a supporter of liberated Russia and its struggle for independence.
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Lennon
United States Navy
Alexander Varsilievitch Kolchak
Siberia
Baw
Scen
Kuasin
Pripeipal
Saps
Glennon
Suilor Soviet
United States
Kolchak
Petrorad
Government seeks federal control of the packing industry
Senator Kendrick of Wyoming proposed a bill in Congress to require federal licensing for packing houses stockyards and commission firms to regulate interstate trade. The plan would bar common carriers from unloading live stock at yards owned by packers and would list refrigerator cars. Agriculture secretary would guide the program with enforcement powers, covering dairy and poultry while excluding own-farm poultry.
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Kendrick
Wyoming
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Moe
Beautiful Duchess Divorced in English Nobility Scandal
The duchess of Westminster was granted a divorce from Hugh Grosvenor after Desertion and misconduct charges. The couple, once married in 188? and parents of two, reportedly signed a settlement. the duke, England's wealthiest landlord, owned vast estates including Grovenor House and tens of thousands of acres. The scandal was one of the era’s high profile noble breakups, suppressed during wartime.
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St. Mer
Woo
Duke of Wratminster
Ermed Isles
England
Porsiddy
Poly Plaven
Losi
Groevenor House Gellery
Memorial for Themtare Roosnwielt by National Cornel Box Scouty
A memorial drafted by Hermiga Magetlory honors Themtare Roosnwielt as a model of courage and leadership. The tribute lauds his vision, loyalty to country, care for the weak, and fearless battle spirit while praising his tireless pursuit of freedom and nature, shaping a lasting conscience.
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Themtare
Roosnwielt
Hermiga Magetlory
Box Scouty
America
Mithtal
Wwe
Tim Tae
Wrond
Peruvians Scouting Progress Reported In Peru
The boy scout movement in Peru has progressed over three years since the first brigade. It now reaches the main elites, with an official annual report praising mental and physical development of youths. A 25 day excursion to the Panama Canal was undertaken by the Peruvian scouts, and officials hope government support will continue the work.
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Boy Scout
Peru
Scout
Scout Movement
Imside Ae Intel Progress Io
Panana Canal
Thankful for Scout Training from Army Occupation
The text praises military scouts, noting the value of their training in handling wounded and frontline evacuations. It highlights sergeant Edward Pickering and two scouts praised for dangerous duty, stressing gratitude for scouts who have long been prepared.
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D. 8. CO
Sergt
Edward Pickering
Boy Scout Activities Across Towns Celebrate Forest Preservation
Boy scouts in Los Angeles organized a mile bottle drive to honor homecoming veterans from France. In Albion and Woodford groups they repaired trails, saved motorists, and aided forest fire prevention. Roosevelt memorial trees will be planted in Grosket township to beautify parks, with scouts to care for new plantings and park property.
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Los Angeles
Cal
France
State College
Wed
Boy Scouts of
Albion
Orm
Stelen Ming
Woodford
Elabens City
Forestry Commission
Boy Senate
Bewdette
Boy Scouts
Groskester
Mick
Mek Bs
Tnita Hall Gras
Stout Park
End of the War and Public Saloons in Wartime San Francisco
Fragmentary wartime extracts recount social strain in San Francisco with closed meeting halls mass masking and tradeoffs. A Judge’s line mocks wartime governance while a German officer and a French defense tale hint at the era’s sentiment and confusion.
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San Francisco
Luurious Lives and the War Tax Warning
Fragmentary OCR text shows characters discussing not revealing plans and warning Pend and his wife about war tax discussions. Names and places are unclear, but tone suggests a cautioning dialogue amid wartime taxation discourse.
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Adil
The zebu child and his mother tale in rainy zoo day
In a fond tale told by a father, a zebu calf near six months learns to grow up. The keeper explains the sacred Indian cattle status while the zebu child assures his mother he will care for her as he becomes more independent. The fashion of family warmth and curious animals shines through.
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Zebu
Daas
Ste
Nick
Nancy
Detdy
Dever
Geha
Zebus
Faike
Tiay
Ele
India
Sebu
Zeba
fragmentary note on excitement and focus
The text discusses excitement as energy that must be directed to productive action, warning that scatterheaded energy wastes effort. It emphasizes choosing the kind of excitement that aids performance rather than hindering it and cautions against misleading or ineffective treatment.
Initiation Into Culture War Inspires Religious Tone
The narrative recalls Miro's schooling as he encounters Shakespeare Goethe and Dante and faces the overpowering task of phonetics and grammar. Randolph Bourne notes his high school shift toward literature and the deepened cultural devotion sparked by class readings and the Deadwood Boys and David Harun references.
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Miro
Shakespeare
Goethe
Dante
Randolph Bourne
Yale Review
David Harun
Milton
Burke
Mira
Shofar in Hebrew ritual and its historic claims
Hebrew historians celebrate the shofar as the oldest wind instrument tied to Mosaic ritual with theories the horn predates Israel and evolved from shepherd cultures. The piece traces its use for alarms, war signals, famine warnings, excommunication, and ritual muster in ancient Israel.
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Cyrus Adier
Rivny
Steinthal
Israel
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