Dolliver Attacks Bryan in Priseston Speech
Congressman J P Dolliver addressed the Republican gathering in Priseston Iowa denouncing William Jennings Bryan and advocating silver coinage while contrasting the 1892 and 1896 campaigns. He argued the silver issue influenced voters and warned against Bryanism Coxeyism and tariff policies, urging public scrutiny of these positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Dolliver
Priseston
Iowa
William Jenings Bryan
Bryan
Mr. Gryan
Dolliver
French Arm Veterans Hold Off Europe’s Airborne Force
An excerpt recalls a French unit fighting off a vast foe in one week of intense action. Recruits, a half million attackers, and a guard surgeon named Majer Rav ers observe a chasseur of the guard calmly smoking as the battle rages. The chasseur’s horse is wounded but he insists on finishing the chase despite his injury.
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Bryan
United States
Coxeys Tols
Genjamin Harrison
Coxey
Mr. Bryan
Grover Cleveland
Europe
Caxey
Dia
New York
Hem
Uae
Garay
Mondmirail
Ravers
Batieel
Bao
Che Man
Simake
Georgia Dary
le Sinaimer
Japan
Africa
Jamaica
Australia
Spain
Cane Town
Zululand
Tryde Dark
London
Sretem
New York Ledger
Rain Reaches Western States Promising Drought Relief
Rain dulls drought in Colorado Nebraska Kansas Missouri Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois offering faint hope for winter wheat. Cattle ranges improve grazing while damaged young crops face uncertain outcome. a Georgia tale closes with a cautionary folk humor note.
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Skig
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Illngis
Tona
Uhl Falls
Big Money in Baseball Profits Across Early Season Attendances
A garbled report on baseball finances notes James Mulesher and others discussing team profits, gate receipts, and attendance across cities including Boston New York and Baltimore. It highlights varying fortunes for clubs like St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Cleveland and Chicago as spring play and gate totals rise and fall.
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Boston
James Mulesher
Si Lenis
Ios
Tans
Ueanufusa
Dueto
Ed Hanten
Baltininves
Ehibe
New York
Gotham
St. Louis
Linktmorelas
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Washington
Philadelphia
Quakers
Usc
Duadelphia
Leach
Rogers
Chiladelphia
Cleveland
Spider
Glevelamd
Cuvb
Chienge
Semsem
Government plans rail sale amid Union Pacific guarantee bids
An official statement notes the government will not aid Union Pacific welfare suit but will sell the rail line to the highest bidder with a guaranteed minimum bid of 45 745 000. Artist A Revzinger in Brunnen Switzerland is chosen to paint a portrait for Vice President Elubart. The U S Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco rules tariffs apply to tapis fleur.
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United States
Angie
Furehlichel Prouselon
Congress
Agividine
Pefora
Bt Aimetitap Public Fe
Pkiminiog
Avery
Fiat
Deverman
Goitine
Mer
Phulliver
Aenat Bil
Midsauna
Union
Pacifie
Welesare
Raad
Union Pacifie Reorganization Committee
Meinies
A. Revzinger
Brunnen
Switzerland
Paris
New York
Elubart
United States Circuit Court of Appeal
San Franciseo Haa
Abridged Bicycle Dictionary Delivers Satirical Hardware
Abridged bicycle lexicon mocks cycling terms with spoof definitions. Century and Cranks appear as frayed entries alongside playful errors and misprints, hinting at a spoof guide of biking jargon and social quirks.
Sponge Diving Custom Shapes Greek Island Life
A visitor notes sponge diving around Gumia and nearby Greek islands. Natives gather sea floor sponges for sale to Turks in high demand. A Primia girl must prove diving skill before marriage by collecting sponges, while elsewhere a father selects the best diver among suitors.
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Uimina
Mediterranean
Thak
Whitite
Gumia
Primia
Sone
Writia on Trains Introduces Stabilizing Suspension
A new device named a Taarak is mounted from the car ceiling by elastic cords to reduce vibration and motion interference for writers aboard trains. It aims to provide stable writing conditions for passengers and readers while traveling.
Ships as Lightning Rods and Marine Conductivity
The article explains ships resist lightning because rigging uses wire rope and hulls are iron or steel. This makes the vessel a continuous conductor channeling electricity into the sea, dissipating it. The text also briefly touches on a Russian saying about two rivals sharing breakfast before dueling.
Vast Repository of Facts From Old Ledger Text
A dense miscellany cites ornithology figures, forests, animal speeds, earthquakes, and vast counts of creatures, places, and ages. It blends notes on libraries in Paris and London, planetary distances, and invented toponyms with curious claims about herbs, sails, and currencies.
Sound Mind Requires Strong Body and Race
The text argues that a sound mind comes from a healthy body and a vigorous, fertile population. It asserts geniuses stem from a strong race, with intellectual progress depending on physical vigor and fertility, warning that overworking the mind harms physiology and intellect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evel
Rive
Peanut Oil Plant Proposed for Norfolk Virginia
A Norfolk venture plans a peanut oil plant with $30 000 capital stock and Weatherley patents. Projections show daily output from five tons of peanuts including gallons of refined oil and crude oil, flour meal, and stock feed, with annual profit near $19 725.
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United States
Norfolk
Europe
Germany
Weatherley
Atlanta Constitution
Poe Pecius
Ia Calenintel
San Prancisco Examiner
Fruit as Medicine A Note on Digestive Aids from Foraged Fruits
The author explains why fruits accompany roasts like goose and suckling pig, citing acids and peptones that aid fat digestion. Cooked fruits aid digestion after meals, while raw fruit after dessert enhances digestive action. Cultivated fruits share similar acids and aminoids, aiding pepsin. lemon juice is now used by royalty and physicians to support weak digestion.
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Aratus
Lemora—Twominar Science Monthly
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Princeton
Filres Peifatien
Fearhays
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Holt
Chemisa
Foundamentel Tralia
Argie
Bart Pone
Thor
Vinerd
Congressman Dollivetr
Joetead
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Anil
Heratic
Pices
Bean
Gale
Apnici
Seorcher
Cregbure
Trance
Cuba
Italy
Mexico
Asia
Iran
Bay of Denmaark
India
England
Vatican
Elephanta
Nelson
Prairie Dog
Astonisher
Pataliser
Thomas Cick
Nationah
British Museum
American Electrician
Ful Motomnan
Pkifted
Roneymonn
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