World War Chronicle Aerial and Naval Actions and Frontline Moves
Report covers ongoing battles across Europe with trench actions near Souched and near Arras, Turkish Front near Krithia, and artillery duels from the Aisne to Flanders. Also notes submarine sinkings including Armenian and British steamer Scottisd Monarch, Italian and Austrian maneuvers in the Adriatic and Carpathians, and Allied air raids on Zeppelins hangars and German positions.
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Souched
Ceres
Gulf of Bothnia
Adriatic
Britis Aylatore
Roulers
Alsne
Flanders
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Bug
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Hard Findings by William Hard on New Scientific Management
The scientific management expert William Hard comments on new ideas, critiquing their usefulness. He references a tongue in cheek mining joke about police, hiding, and a tense office scene to illustrate the need for clearer organization and practical tools like a simplified card index case.
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William Hard
Yonkera
Hlore
Fined for Contempt in Detroit Free Press Exchange
A Detroit Free Press item notes a contempt fine amid a satirical dialogue about marriage and gowns. The exchange references proposals, fear, and judgment from a mother figure in a social vignette.
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Maz
Detroit Free Press
Garden of Eden Site Referenced in Feud Claim
A quoted exchange notes a claim about fights near a Garden of Eden site. The dialogue questions whether the origin of trouble is tied to that locale, implying a dispute over a historic or mythical location's influence on events.
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Garden of Eden
Prohibition Debate and Publicity in Kansas Exposed
The piece surveys prohibition rhetoric, noting a National Wholesale Liquor Dealers association publicity push and a German American view supporting dry laws. It argues confiscation of saloon use forces new business uses for former brewery and distillery buildings, with reference to Kansas and broader public sentiment.
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Kansas
Maz* En
Dealers’ Association
Nebraska
South Platte Country
Old Country
Wardan Talcott Testifies On Convict Labor And Prices
Wardan Talcott, warden of the North Dakota penitentiary, was summoned before United States senate committees to testify on charges of attempts to fix fiber prices for twine. He described the hardship of obtaining convict labor and said the state prohibition law reduced available convicts, hindering the penitentiary twine plant operations.
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Wardan Talcott
North Dakota ‘Penitentiary
United States Senate
Bar Nuisance Draws Hotel Manager Protest
A New York hotel manager, claiming the bar is a nuisance and embarrassment, says no hotel manager would object to prohibition if it could be enforced and affect their business. He asserts prohibition would benefit hotels by reducing the nuisance and liability bars pose.
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New York
Butt
Farmers Favor Dry Town in Kewanee Petition
In Kewanee Til three hundred twenty four farmers petitioned local merchants to keep out saloons. The Kewanee Star-Courier printed the full 324 name list on its front page.
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Kewanea
Til
Kewanee
Refusal of Liquor Ads by U.S. Newspapers Grows
The article notes that 840 daily English language newspapers in the United States publicly refuse liquor advertisements and the list continues to lengthen as more papers join the policy.
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United States
Our Country's Fourth of July
Fragmented patriotic verse from a likely Fourth of July page, with garbled lines mentioning mountains, fountains, and the flag. Reads as a ceremonial tribute to national memory and blessings, though many words are unclear due to OCR corruption.
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OUR
Liberty's Name Remembered by Bailey
The 140th anniversary scene recalls Philadelphia's statehouse signing of the Declaration. Jefferson, Adams, and a powerful speech by the Speaker propel the moment, urging signers to commit in the name of liberty for future generations.
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George Lewis Bailey
Old Statehouse
Philadelphia
Thomas ‘Jefferson
Jefferson
Adams
Imperfect Quote on Declaration and Revolution
A fragment praising the Declaration as perfectly glorious and distinct in its eloquence and orderly phrasing. The excerpt notes that critics may come and go but cannot surpass the Revolution's clear expression and principles.
Woman Avoids Operation With Pinkham Vegetable Compound
A New York woman recounts two years of illness with chills and stomach pain. Doctors advised surgery, but she chose Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after reading an advertisement. Her health improved within two weeks, avoiding the operation she feared. She credits the remedy with restoring energy and appetite and urges others to seek confidential advice from Lydia E. Pinkham's Laboratory.
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Astoria
N.Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Waleh
Joan
Flushing
Pinkham Laboratory
Lydis E.pinkham
Lyon
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Ad Claims Quick Skin Relief
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment for instant itch relief, clearing pimples and redness, treating dandruff, scalp irritation, and rough or sore hands, with a free sample offered by mail via Cuticura Dept L Boston. Also contains a weather-related quote and a senator’s remark about tariff talks from a Washington Star blurb.
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Cuticura
Dept
Boston
Methodist Women Give Funds for Foreign Mission Work
The group reported a total contribution of 278000 for foreign mission work during the week of prayer. An allocated amount of 13751 71 supported news work in Japan, reflecting ongoing international outreach and support activity.
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Japan
Students form Anti-Collar league in Paris
In Paris students form an Anti-Collar league denouncing collars as unhealthy and in artistic. Members pledge not to wear any neck wear though one jokes that washing the neck daily is harder than skipping a collar.
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Bill
Paris
May and its hypocrisies vexed Lamb, London Chronicle
Charles Lamb decried the smiling hypocrisies of May, calling it the most genial part of the year while noting his disdain for the servile foundation of the month. He wrote to Bernard Barton expressing his protest against May's pretenses.
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Lamb
Charles Lamb
Bernard Barton
London Chronicle
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