Ancient Greek race tale stirs Montelimar crowd and Chicago debate
A fragmentary Tribune excerpt recalls a drunken Northwestern sophomore misnaming Sippomenes in a sprint tale while recalling a Greek myth star Applesauce. Police favor heckler leniency over jailing. Montelimar sees about two hundred speed arrests daily, highlighting harsh enforcement versus policy.
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Uveo
Northwestern University
Tree
Sippomenes
Montelimar
France
Inquiry on War Sugar in Senate Probes Hoover Roles
A Senate inquiry into sugar during World War I was authorized by a resolution aimed at examining Hoover's connections and interests as food administrator. The debate notes lack of concrete evidence of private sugar interests by Hoover, but cites widespread wartime sugar pressure, rationing, and price swings. The piece discusses profiteering rumors, government purchases of Cuban sugar, and public skepticism toward food policy amid the war.
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United States Senate
Please
South Carolina
Hoover
United States
Sugar
Army
Navy
Blease
Parking time rule change in Helens city limits
Officials lengthened parking limits from twenty minutes to one hour after residents complained they could not visit doctors or secure prescriptions, shop for medicine, or complete errands and return before a timer. The change aims to ease access and reduce rushed medical visits.
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Helens
Controlling the Agitators in Chicago Soap Box Districts
An editorial notes the U S move to permit agitators to air views with city oversight. In Chicago, sidewalks are reserved for orators at Buphouse Square, where crowd response and police tolerance curb chaos. The piece highlights rapid, sharp retorts and the limits of speculative argument in a presidential year.
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United States
Chicago
Buphouse Square
Neckling
Cattle Tests Drive Tuberculosis Eradication Efforts
The Bureau of Animal Industry reports a sharp drop in opposition to cattle tuberculosis eradication. Six years of testing and removal of reactors cut prevalence from about four to two percent, with over 1,000,000 cattle slaughtered and 450 counties testing all cattle. Major cities now require milk from tuberculin tested herds. over 2,000,000 cattle owners oversee eradication efforts. Focus shifts to tuberculosis control in swine and poultry as the program nears midterm completion.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Caltic
Imperial group may decide presidential race in corn belt states
The corn belt states with large farm populations are pivotal in the upcoming presidential contest. Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, Iowa, and Minnesota hold 84 electoral votes and could swing the election, influencing both parties as they confront promises versus action. Political writers note the potential impact of farm interests and the possibility of unexpected outcomes at the conventions.
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Washington
New York State
Blaine
Cleveland
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Idaho
Montana
North Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Yarding
Coolidge
Taft
Wilson
Kansas City
Best Editorial on Senate Filibusters From The Seattle Times
The piece argues filibusters depend on whose ox is gored, praising Senate courtesy while noting long debates and failed rule changes. It cites Norris Muscle Shoals, McKellar, and past attempts to limit obstruction, framing the spectacle as humorous yet indicative of the chamber’s deliberative process.
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Senate
Avilanes
McKellar
Dawes
Sentence Sermons from Roy L Sulla and Partners MEV
A compact collection of sermon slogans delivered by Roy L Sulla and colleagues. Pithy maxims urge disciplined faith and moral accountability, noting that success invites scrutiny and profit rests on conscience and resolve.
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Roy L. Sulla
Simpson Aml i Charen Allancapalla
Typhoid Vaccine Built for Army Totals Ten Millions
The Haskin Letter notes Army Medical School efforts to produce typhoid vaccine at a model plant. It details sterile manufacturing, animal testing, and the aim of about 20,000,000 people protected, with five typhoid cases last year in the service. It highlights international collaboration, and the program's extension to Navy and other federal branches.
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Washington, D. C
Jane
Rawlings
New York
Army Medical School
Army Medical Center
Qieriod
Ye Cote
Trivid
Army
Navy
National Guard
Forestry Service
Department of Agriculture
Public Health Service
Mississippi
New England
Royal Acity Medical
Netley
England
Czechosinva- Idan
Typhoid Vaccine Production and Army Immunization Practices
A detailed account describes the sterile production of a typhoid vaccine in seated rooms, including plant and quality controls. It covers dosing, storage, and labeling, plus an immunization schedule in three steps. It notes soldiers under 43 receive two complete inoculations, with routine three year booster intervals. The piece remarks the exact mechanism of immunity remains not fully understood.
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Aitommliy
Gleergie
Aml
Toyo
da Lie
Wyoming coat miner dies in cave-in at Gebo
Therthopolis Wyoming July 7 A D T F willkins of this place was crushed to death when a wall caved in at the Gel Creek Coal company mine at Gebo Williams was working prone near the Cognwathomnia machine and crushed beneath a huge rock. Rescue attempts failed as the wall collapsed trapping and killing him.
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Therthopolis
Dane
F Willkims
Gel Creek
Gebo Wetteslay
Willams
Nmera
Hig Business May Shows Dramatic Shifts In Weight Figures
Data from national trade shows a May increase with an overall weight metric rising by 8A 250 pounds from the prior month. Total implies 190 284 pounds across varied Omni categories, while reporting offices aggregate a smaller May value versus April.
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Washington
Seriod
Health and Diet Advice By DR FRANK McCO
Dr Frank McCo discusses bladder and kidney disorders, their symptoms, causes, and dietary triggers. He notes inflammation, pressure from abdominal organs, and oxalic acid foods like spinach and rhubarb as irritants. Advice covers urinalysis, caution with gallbladder surgery, bran and clabber laxative use, and natural hair growth variability in young women.
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Frank McCo
Q. Sirs. HY
QO JG
Answers to Questions From an Educational Exchange
Reader questions cover sunlight on walls urban weather, WWI aces, railroad calendars, Jonathan Swift, largest sawmill, vice president flags, asparagus diet, aluminum association, Bibies teeth care, Hamburg cholera lesson. Notable names include Rene Fonck Manfred von Richthofen Eddie Rickenbacker Marshall and Marburg Harvard.
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Rene Fonck
Manfred von Richthalen
Udward $B. Rickenbacker
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broadway Limited
Juniata
Altoona
Turrisburg
Jonathan Swift
Swift
Boyle
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Great Southern Lumber Company
Bogalisa
Louisiana
Wilton
Mare
Pueblo
San Francisco
Lemivy Yard
Mare Island
Colorado
Marshall
United States
Marshal
Mount Vernon
Marvard
Bibies
Hamburg
Altona
New York
Brooklyn
Elbe
Tramburg
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