Various World News Snippets On Immigration And Industry
A jumble of brief items covers progress in immigration in Hawaii and Japan, Pacific trade with Guatemala, flour shipments and duty exemptions, a Dutch ship rescue story, a New York dentist making top earnings, a unique tree-built wagon sighting in Washington, and British battleship tonnage notes.
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Massachusetts
Australia
Fifth Avenue
New York
Washington
Spokane
Guatemala
Miers
Chile
Puget Sound
Nelson
Woodroyant
Old
England
Kiel
Second Avenue
Wild Horse Clash Endures In Valley Battle
A cavalry narrator describes a dramatic clash between a herd of nearly 100 wild horses and a camp of 75 domestic horses at Thatcher's Pass. The melee leaves seven dead and 36 crippled, with 57 of the wild herd escaping. The captain's horse leads the retreat as the two groups collide.
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The
Northwest Magazine
Thatcher's Pass
Lariat
Uke
Valuable Advice Exchange From Manchester to Birmingham
A playful exchange about stock investments and advice appears in a Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph snippet. The dialog ponders why advice was asked if not intended to be used, illustrating contrasting reactions to guidance.
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Manchester
Birmingham
Pittsburg
Telegraph
Fragmentary Claim Halts Eaglerunner Divorce Talks
In a muddied item the Clachiaaty Enquirer reports rumors that Eaglerunner’s wife sought a divorce less than a year after marriage. The piece notes a claim she married Hin to secure a bicycle.
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Eaglerunner
Ta Sufay
Clachiaaty Enquirer
What He Wanted and a Kite Dream
A brief exchange shows a boy seeking paper to make a kite while a dealer questions the request. The scene closes with a note on honesty and sincerity in men, tied to a Scottish Night remark.
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Stoy
Scene of Mine Explosion From Mrs Ward's Sir George Tressnady
A coal mine explosion unfolds with after damp and a heavy roof fall. Rescue teams locate multiple victims near Tob ford's Headtag while ventilation work begins and families await news. The scene focuses on a young favored footballer among the dead and the grim toll inside the pit.
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Mra. Ward
Sir George Tressnady
Madan
Burrows
Viethm
Uttle
Ufe
George
Noor
Root
Maise
Barrows
Gala
Jong
Chen Codteac
Tobford
Nana
Silence and Death Amid Ruins Describe a Fatal Scene
The passage recounts a devastated site where sixteen men and boys lay dead or mortally wounded. Survivors heard muffled groans and sobs from comrades and reflected on sudden oblivion rather than prolonged torture. George moves among the bodies, noting the instant transition from life to nothingness.
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George
Opals and Plague Superstition Reported in Venice
The article explains why opals are considered unlucky, tracing a belief from Venice during plague outbreaks. It notes opals brightened on the fingers of those dying from the plague, suggesting the stones mirrored illness rather than causing it. It adds opals react to heat and cold, turning red when held near fire, challenging the superstition.
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Venice
Million Dollar Literary Prize Planned for 1925
Tit-Bits describes a historic literary prize of 1.5 million dollars to be awarded in 1925 for the best history of Alexander I of Russia. The fortune, deposited in 1883 by M. Aranjeyeff in St. Petersburg, grows from 50 000 rubles and is held by the Imperial Bank with judges from the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences.
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Tit-Bits
Imperial Bank
St. Petersburg
M. Aranjeyeff
Novgorod
Alexander I of
Russia
St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences
Headaches from Eye Strata
Dr. S Weir Mitchell notes many headaches stem directly from eye disorders of refractive or accommodative systems. Brain symptoms may dominate, and eye strain can cause occipital or frontal headaches with little eye pain. Prolonged eye trouble can trigger insomnia vertigo nausea and overall health decline.
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S. Weir Mitchell
New Lighting Method Promises Bright Efficient Factory Illumination
For years factory lighting faced glare and shadow, with many devices tried. Arc lights with powerful reflectors now cast a white glow on ceilings, resembling daylight and offering adaptable, modifiable illumination for mills and large shops.
Jewish Longevity in London Says Health Records Support Jewish Advantage
The article cites authorities including J. W. Richardson and Virchow noting Jews in London show unusually low disease, weak consumption rates, and death by own action three fourths less frequent than Gentiles, suggesting remarkable longevity. It frames vital statistics as evidence of Jewish health resilience in the city.
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London
J. W
Richardson
Virchow
Grontiles
Readers puzzle over garbled courtroom chatter in New York exchange
A garbled OCR style snippet shows fragmented dialogue about Sharpleigh and a discussion of business and vice. The text features odd spellings, stray quotes, and unclear attribution, suggesting a distorted newspaper caption or transcribed hearing notes rather than a coherent report.
Protemile Epicycles Debuted in 1869 by Blinks
In a Minneapolis Journal note Prof Starr and Mr Blinks explain the Protemile epicycles and their place in history. They say the devices were invented in 1869 but have since given way to modern safety technology.
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Starr
Blinks
Minneapolis Journal
Drinking Boosts Nerve But Fails to Make Man Wise
A witty aphorism notes that drinking does not grant wisdom but can give a man nerve to act, suggesting bravado rather than insight.
No-To-Bac Promises Cure for Tobacco Habits
Advertises No-To-Bac as a cure for tobacco use claiming rapid gains and renewed vigor. Promotes endorsements with over 400,000 cured and weight gain within ten days. Offers booklet and sample free from Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York through local druggists.
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Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Apples Help Digest and Soothe Nerve Dyspepsia
Apples aid digestion and calm nervous dyspepsia. They are nutritious and medicinal, helping digestion, voice, and stomach acidity, with benefits for rheumatism insomnia and liver troubles. An apple provides similar nutriment to a potato in a pleasanter form.
Overland Limited Sails Daily Chicago to California
The famous trans continental train leaves Chicago at 6:00 p m daily via the Chicago and North Western Line and reaches California in three days. It features double drawing room sleeping cars buffet smoking and library cars dining cars and free reclining chair cars. Agents of connecting lines sell tickets via the Chicago and North Western and full information is available from W B Kniskern GP T A Chicago IL.
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Overland Limited
Union Pacific & North- Western
Chicago
Chicago & North-Western
California
Ba Y
W. B. Kniskern
Chicago, Il
Plato on virtue and the turning of the soul
The saying warns that evil deeds degrade the soul shaping character for better or worse. It emphasizes that a person becomes like their actions, with gradual moral changes reflecting the nature of their conduct.
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Plato
Quote on posterity and statues
The speaker reflects that wiser is asking why no statues exist rather than why any were built. The statement centers on legacy and the value of fame versus absence of recognition in future memory.
California excursions from Chicago by Union Pacific line
Personally Conducted excursions to California via the Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line depart Chicago each Thursday. Comfortable tourist sleeping cars, low rates, fastest time and careful attention are offered to those who join. For full particulars contact your nearest ticket agent or W H Knitskern G P T A Chicago & North Western Ry Chicago IL.
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California
Chicago
Union Pacific & North- Western
W. HK. Knitskern
Chicago & North-Western
R’y
Chicago, Il
No Secret Share Dares Friendship Trust Warns
A caution against revealing friends secrets warns that keeping confidences still invites suspicion of betrayal in countless situations and stresses the fragility of trust among companions.
New Yorker A L Barber Builds Million Dollar Washington Home
In Washington A L Barber a renowned New Yorker is constructing a house valued at a million dollars. The report highlights his high profile development in the capital city.
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A. L. Barber
Washington
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