No Need to Bother With the Middleman
A German-descended man enters an Ohio drug store in a chaotic scene during a Salewmin Biphinghem event. Conversation parries about undertakers and doctors as the man rails at middlemen, ending with a local club member debating middleman elimination.
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Ohio
Salewmin Biphinghem
Martin le
Pierce
Canton
Ie Guatelal
Jen Silatianklily Club
Wulred
Tie Gougelst
Sabanunahip
Hunston Fort
Norwegian whaling tax established amid Asia trade debate
A capsule report notes new whaling tax measures tied to Norwegian industry. After years of conflict and noise, whale meat gains legitimacy as a commodity. Scientific tests from Cheixqianhi University are cited to support regulatory action and potential market shifts.
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Asia
Indingury
Perth
Norgerlay
Cheixqianhi University
Tree planting pledge echoed as civic duty across nation
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a national tree planting effort, urging every citizen to join a service to honor forestry work and public welfare, highlighting a collective pledge and sense of duty despite garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mer
Vacant Dreams Delay Career Path for Young Architect
A misread tale follows Oscar as he completes dla education and longs to be an archtreet. His father dismisses the plan, predicting years of idleness, while Ow ear-Meggensorfer Blatter mocks the notion, underscoring the comic uncertainty of early ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar
Experience tips and cures advertised for pimples
An advertisement promotes skincare using Catieura products including Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap. It stresses quick five minute washes and claims clear skin, urging readers to purchase for “rally collect” purposes and warning against a rival Telegram tale. The ad cites Annie Miley and Sir Weller as featured names.
Elephants Threatened by Poaching and War Decline
A Providence Journal report notes elephants faced near extinction from global ivory demand. It cites past killings of up to 70,000, uses laws to curb slaughter, and claims war reduced hunting. The world’s ivory supply is about 270 tons annually.
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Poeta
Africa
Ste Hine
Dart
Gave Himself Away Acent the Teel af tes kenese In
A fragmentary report presents cryptic lines and questions in an unclear dialogue. Names and clear events are unreadable, yielding a distorted glimpse of a possible transcription or coded exchange.
Shobert Byles Featured in Taghind Professional Post
Dr Shobert Byles appears in Taghind related coverage noting his professional post and family ties within the community. The brief outlines his ongoing career and local prominence.
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Shobert Byles
Taghind
Postum blend promises health by replacing coffee
An advertisement urges readers to quit coffee for thirty days and try Postum as a healthier beverage. It cites life expectancy data and warns coffee dulls fatigue signals, offering free samples, guidance from Carrla Bienchard, Instant Postum or Postum Cereal, and a coupon for a week’s free supply.
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Carrla Bienchard
Blast Kills 48 on Battleship Arendnudght Mississippi
A wartime training accident aboard the Arendnudght Mississippi during target practice caused 48 deaths. A misfiring gun breech and backward-angled charge ignited flames and poisonous gas, with many crew members burned. Admiral Pratt called it the navy’s worst disaster.
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Sinfedra
Cal
Relief Tay
Mississippi
Thomas “Eilera
Herach
Enaten Marcua & Win
Ain
William Howard Ward
James Thomas Wood
Areman
Genrie Allen Byers
Bontewain
Firat Clas
James Durvord Tolliday
Philip Cunningham
Wallace Wortham Keyes
Kontawain
Frederick William Zacharias
William George Cook
Firat Elias
Stephen Heta
Frank Leo Kolonski
Bartholome David Kinley
C Caldwell
Senman
Joseph Berg
George Morene Magill
Wiliam F. Luho
Peter A. Flynn
Howard A. Walkup
Seaman
Firat Siusa
Frank GB. King
John D. Sharkey
Asaman
Fisteles
Clarence T. Hourgeulm
Oreat
Floyd &. Kimball
4Camin
Claude N. Sullivan Seaman
Peeonl Clarks
Andrew J. Sloan
Siraman
Claga
Hedney L. Anderson
Sentinh
Floyd A. Raymond
Paul Green
Cederic Kerr
Bendford W. Smith
Aenman
Ted Carlyle Reagan
Norman Lea Timbee
Coxawathy Porhos
Carlton Hopkins
Uumer Sylvester Bridges
Suilor
Prat
8. A. Robinson
Ufe
Writer Ban Feaneleco-Peter Clark Mac fining Suicide
An author and playwright identified as Ban Feaneleco-Peter Clark Mac committed suicide in front of the coroner's office. He used an automatic pistol to shoot himself, dying instantly. Officials cite long-standing health issues as the cause of death.
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Feaneleco
Peter Clark
Doumergue Elected France President by National Assembly
Gaston Doumergue, president of the senate, was elected president of France by the national assembly. Doumergue recalled to the presidency, with 800 votes cast. Pyat Patnjove, president of the chamber of deputies, participated. Twenty votes went to other candidates and eight ballots were blank.
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Gaston Doumergue
France
Versailles
Myunce
Senate
National Assembly
Lieve
M. Doumergue
TLD
Pyal Patnjove
Chamber of Deputies
Means Seeks Removal of Government Aid
Washington reports that Gaston Means asked Acting Attorney General Seymour to remove Hiram Todd, special assistant to the attorney general, as prosecutor in the prohibition case against Mr. Mexuy of New York.
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Means
Washington
Gaston B. Means
Seymour
Hiram ©. Todd
Mr. Mexuy
New York
Japs Beat Exclusion Act Incoming Passengers
More than half of the 70 aboard the Tulyo Maru are Japanese, as commuters arrive in San Francisco seeking entry before the exclusion act takes effect, marking a significant migration in the wartime period.
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Bun. Francisco
Cal
Wheat Crop Reduction Report Shocks Washington
Washington observers note a sudden drop in wheat production as early forecasts show reduced yields. Bank agencies and market analysts align on cautious outlook with June developments pending.
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Washington
Government Market Quotations For Week Ending June
Washington reports varied live stock and grain quotes with hogs and cattle showing mixed shifts. Prices for butter and dairy form a firm market amid grass quality receipts, while No 1 hay and various grain futures display regional price ranges across Chicago Minneapolis St Louis and Kansas City.
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Washington
Chicago
Butcher Cown and Helfern
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Ad Vances
Minneapolia
Kansas City
Bt Louis
St. Louis
Kaneas City
St Louia
Pace
Kanang City
Omaha
St. Louie
Supreme Court Declares Beer Not Medicine in Prohibition Era Ruling
The Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision by Justice Sanford, ends doctors prescribing beer as a medical remedy and reinforces broad powers under the Eighteenth Amendment. The ruling covers Everards breweries versus Ralph A. Day and James Burke against David L. Bixler, commissioner of internal revenue.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Congress
Justice Sanford
Daiies
Everards Breweries
Ralph A. Day
New York Prohibition Airector
James Burke, Ltd
David IL Bixler
Internal Revenue
Strike Not Conspiracy In Leather Workers Case
Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice Torft, ruled a strike aimed at halting production by manufacturers does not constitute a conspiracy to restrain interstate commerce under the anti trust law. The decision centers on United Leather Workers International Union et al v. Meisel Trunk Co. et al and related appellants.
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Supreme Court
Washington
United Leather Workers’International Union
Lara Lodge No
UG Et al
Erkort and Meisel Trunk Company Et
Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
United States Supreme Court
Torft
Smiddy to Represent Ireland in America
Thynothy Smiddy of Cork named to represent Ireland in Washington as a potential envoy. The announcement came from Desmond Fitzgerald, the minister of foreign affairs, in Dublin.
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Smiddy
Ireland
America
Dubilln
Thynothy Smiddy
Cork
Tvish Rae
Washington
Desmond Pitsgerald
Franks Slayers Under Observational Study
Chicago prosecutors assign Nathan Lespoldock and Richard Loeb to intensive psychiatric observation to aid insanity defense in the upcoming trial for the murder of Robart Pranks. The move signals preparation for a high profile case with concerns over mental state and culpability.
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Franks
Chicago
Nathan Lespoldock
Richard Loeb
Atriete
Durder
Robart
Ambassador Bant sails for Japan amid Washington doubt
Hanihara Saila reports from San Francisco that Ambassador Bant is scheduled to sail for Japan on July 18. The envoy reportedly does not plan to return to Washington, amid uncertain prospects of renewed talks with Korea and ongoing tensions in the region.
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Hanihara Saila
Japan
San’ Francisco
Bant
Tng
Hag
Korea
Washington
Methodists Honor Chica New York at Special Meeting
A special Methodist board meeting honored Dr. Moris W eee, noted as a treasurer during a ceremony reflecting local religious events and honoring leadership.
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New York
Methodist Board
Moryis
Funeral of Gen. Str W. I. Con Breve in England
A funeral for the mother of Gen. Str W. I. Con Breve in England resembled a wedding ceremony with a choral service. The church was decorated with flowers, white vestments, bells, and flags on the village star as mourners paid respects.
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England
Tereimony Ag
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Reports from druggists show a common need for kidney relief with Dr Kilmer Swamp Root praised for its healing effect. An insurance examiner notes kidney trouble causes many refusals, yet many sufferers are unaware. Samples offered for ten cents by Dr Kilmer & Co. Binghamton NY with paper mention.
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Kilmer
Flashy Bird Sparks Nostalgia With Parrot Whistle Tale
A vivid reminiscence recalls an African parrot that would whistle The Village Blacksmith. The storyteller notes the bird’s beauty and how sparke once leapt from its tail as it whistled.
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Sparke
Greatest money making proposition offered in exclusive territory
An advertisement promises a $50 per day opportunity with exclusive territory and $60 per day apparent time counts. It notes repeat orders and mentions Redmont, 7416 Montroi, Chicago and Des Moines with a 1924 identifier.
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Redmont
Montroi
Chicago
W.N. Y
Des Moines
Uncertain Legal Debate Sparks Long Suit
A fragmented dialogue shows two lawyers debating what constitutes the right thing. They acknowledge that defining the correct action may require a lengthy lawsuit to resolve, highlighting the ambiguity and potential duration of future legal proceedings.
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Eugy
Big Oak Family Tree Promoted by American Tree Association
The American Tree Association in Washington DC offers a tree planting bulletin for a 2 cent stamp. Membership is included with each tree planter. The text notes various oak types and leaf shapes, while hinting at a broader message about effort and restraint.
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Washington, D. C
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