Naval Hero Issacs and Wife Photographed at Washington Yard
Lieutenant E M Issacs receives the Congressional Medal of Honor from Secretary Daniels for actions during World War I. He later serves as inspector of munitions at the Washington navy yard. The account notes his capture by a German submarine and subsequent escape from a German prison, providing crucial intelligence to the Allies.
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M. Issacs
Washington Navy Yard
Haig to Be Given His Ancestral Home
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Scraps Ad Invented Draftmes Wrile Aid and Wireless Plans
The item notes an invention to aid draftmes with wrile aid, plus the Denteh government plans a wireless station at Copenhagen for direct U S communication. Other items include Egypt cottonseed substitute for coal, ivory carving at Windsor Castle for Queen Victoria, and a patent perforated towel rack connected to a faucet for shower use.
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Copenhagen
United States
STATE LIFTINGS
Marblehead school teachers will get a ten dollar monthly raise starting January 1. Federal and local officials report a broad set of incidents and legal actions across Ohio including fatalities suicides robberies and policy changes.
Nationwide Ohio News Roundup Sees Wide Social Turbulence
A wide array of Ohio items reports wage boosts in Massillon and Cleveland garment workers, fires and deaths across multiple counties, court actions in Warren and Cincinnati, a gas rate shift in Alliance, a franchise grant in Norwalk, and violent incidents in Sandusky Toledo and Akron. The news spans unions, public officials, and crime with numerous fatalities and legal actions.
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The Nemesis of Sin in Moral Discipline and Faith
A sermon-like meditation warns that sin inevitably finds the sinner, causing future physical and spiritual harm. It cites Scriptural judgment, conscience as a divine alarm, and the path to escape through Jesus Christ, offering eternal life to believers and urging steadfast Christian living.
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Sun’s Moving Pictures debut new daylight show
A playful tale features Mr Sun announcing a fresh venture “Mr Sun’s Moving Pictures.” He plans outdoor color displays for Earth’s people with Dawn, Sun, Twilight and Cloud fairies assisting. The sun rises each day on a sparkling, life filled performance world.
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Mr. Sun
Earth People
Nervous Prostration Adverts in Binghamton Notice
A local newspaper advertises treatment for nervous prostration from a health seeker in Binghamton. The misspelled copy cites years of illness and lack of response, asking readers to contact Lydia Bink at 198 Oak Street for aid or remedies.
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Lydia
Canis
Oak Street
Bingham
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