Southern pressure over oleomargarine bills anger Montana leaders
A Montana reform letter from The Independent criticizes the state legislature for passing oleomargarine bills and notes Southern outcry and possible retaliatory measures. It argues butter substitutes offer safe, cheaper options, cites repealing advertising losses, and urges open free competition rather than restrictive laws.
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Montana
Erickson
Wis
South
New York Herald
Public Health Department of New York
Sheffield Farms Company
Morris & Company
Denmark
Mississippi
Montana Creamery Trust
Malaria Cure for Paresis Reported by Long Island College Hospital
A public reveal describes a malaria based treatment for paresis. Of 60 patients receiving the approach, 30 returned to work with normal function after artificial malaria inoculation followed by drugs. Originated during WWI by Drs. von Jauregg and Kyrle, the method uses mild tertian malaria and subsequent salivation mercury therapy to spur gradual recovery. The article notes the rarity of malaria in New York and cites the Marine Hospital patient as the donor of the malaria strain for 30 treated paresis patients.
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Long Island College Hospital
New York
United States Public Health Hospital
Marines
Tropics
Belgium shuns debt terms as a scrap of paper
The article argues Belgium seeks easier terms for war loans from the United States, distinguishing pre and post armistice debt, and poses that the war debt should not be canceled. It notes America lent to save Belgium and urges Belgium to act, while the Dayton debate asks if public schools may ban teaching a scientific hypothesis.
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Belgium
France
Sone
United States
America
Dayton
Experts at Iagger sheads to witness in d image suite
Changing conditions disrupt ham mock business for auto supplier. Secretary Jardine under pressure to seek Chicago Rinard of Prade aid to organize cooperative marketing and prevent issues if the girl appears in cane with all photographed.
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Jardine
Chicago
Rinard
Prade
Weleda
A Mother Aknows and Her Truths on Love
A mother reflects on the depth of gratitude and the burdens born for love. She asserts that true worth lies in goodness over brilliance, that two cannot live as cheaply as one, and that a home requires more than infatuation plus patience to endure life.
Great Ocean Currents Forecast Global Climate Shifts
Washington July 10. Meteorologists warn that changes in the Humboldt and surrounding currents could heat Peru, alter South American rainfall, and trigger widespread climate shifts. Antarctic winds have intensified currents, boosting northward flow and cooling the Humboldt, with potential effects on California rainfall, citrus, and motion picture weather. Experts from MacMillan and German research ships track developments as U.S. Coast Guard and weather bureau monitor.
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Washington, D. C
California
Great American Desert
United States
South America
Antarctic
Australia
Africa
South Almerica
Mankeind
Western Australia
South Africa
Armerica
Gulf Coast
Arizona
New Mexico
North Atlantic
MacMillan
Atelic
Peru
What’s a Statesman According to The Evening Sun
A Baltimore Sun reflection argues the term statesman is a politician who has read a book while praising historic leaders like Lincoln and Disraeli for their measured dullness. It counters Gustav Stresemann’s boastful self view and defends a plain definition.
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Gustav Stresemann
Herr Stresemann
Gustav
Lincoln
Disraeli
Evening Sun
Baltimore Sun
Russian Vessel Sails with 1,500,000 Rounds Ammunition
Report from the Japanese Hews Agency notes a Russian steamer left Vladivostok bound for Canton carrying 1,500,000 rounds of ammunition. The cargo underscores rising tensions between Russia and China as the vessel sails toward Canton.
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Canton
Associated Press
Hews
Vladivostok
Scotch Like Ham And Porridge Tops Scottish Dishes
Edinburgh reports porridge fading as ham dishes replace it in Scotland. The board of agriculture notes changing tastes, citing Edinburgh trends and evolving menus across the region.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Board of Agriculture
Mystery of a Russian spy ends with death claim
Berlin reports Arthur Kneupffer says Eugene Asen, famed Russian revolutionary leader and spy, died in 1918 in Berlin after living under the alias Karl Newmyer. He traveled Europe, was arrested in Berlin, briefly jailed, and released after Brest-Litovsk before dying of general collapse.
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Associated Press
Eugene Asen
Tate
Russia
Arthur Kneupffer
Association of Emigrants
London
Asew
Asen
West End
Karl Newmyer
Near East
Europe
Gertrat
Brest-Litovsk
Kueupper
Agrway
Manic reach of relate everything noted at bar opening
A scholarly address at a bar association convention critiques the impulse to relate all things universally. The Oklahoma feature highlights punishment for fishermen who do not display a fishing license on their clothing. The piece imagines a backwoods author campaigning on such a public service claim for re election.
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Q. FP. Belles
Bar Association
Erickson
Oklahoma
Oxford bags face school ban on loose trousers in England
The Philadelphia Record notes a fashion clash as Oxford bags wide trousers meet disapproval at English colleges. A college headmaster at Eton has warned tailors not to deliver garments with lower circumferences over a set maximum, threatening a crackdown if shopkeepers ignore the rule.
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England
Oxford
Eton Tas
Philadelphia
Gun in Cop's Club Quick-Draw Revolver Invention
Washington reports a new invention encases a revolver in a policeman's club to allow faster shooting when attacked. The device aims to reduce response time and improve officer safety amid confrontations.
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Cop's Club
Washington
Montana towns seek help to rebuild after quake
Governor Erickson appeals to Montana citizens and business leaders to donate funds to Sam D. Gora of Kelena to restore destroyed and damaged Gallatin county school buildings. Donations from across the state, big or small, aim to ensure schools reopen for the upcoming year.
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Three Forks
Willow Creek
Logan
Gallatin County
Erickson
Montana
Sam D. Gora
Kelena
Great Falls
Answers to Questions from the Great Information Plan
The Helena Independent Information Bureau in Washington D C offers readers free factual answers to inquiries. Questions cover milk transport by air, wristwatch wear during typing, mirror superstition, largest fraternal orders, long-lived animals, origin of evening schools, Christ's thorn shrub, and clinging snakes, with concise factual responses and historical notes.
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America
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Alusien
Salem
Mass
New Orleans
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Out to Lunch in Hollywoods Busy Offices
A Loy istown Democrat-News reminiscence notes idle hours in Los Angeles after a visit to Hollywood relatives. It contrasts a sea of self made men with industry perks, observing executives absent in the afternoon as the city basks in leisure and motoring in the hills.
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Los Angeles
United States
Hollywood
Loyistown
Democrat-News
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