Starting Life Over at Fifty After Romanoff Fall
The New York Sun reports on a post‑Tsar year of ruin for the Romanoff family with $4 million in assets dwindling to near poverty. It suggests government aid and domestic farming guides as practical steps, noting Kondratiev era advisers and possible aid from Washington. Olga, the daughter, is named among the family’s limited funds as they seek a livelihood in exile.
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Romanoff
Olga
Horgan
Slatery
New
Nevsky Prospekt
Craven
Novogorod
Kerensky
N. Y. Sun
Churches and services listed in town notices
Fragmentary church schedule details show multiple denominations with times for morning and evening services. References include Baptist, United Presbyterian, Christian Science, and St Bernard's with sermons, Sunday school, and union meeting notes.
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W.'L
MeéKee
Christian Science
Ting
North Sixth Street
Object
God
St Bernard's
N. P. McNelis
United Presbyterian
Gith School
Absentee etiquette advised by medical war committees
The guidance suggests that the practitioner consider what he would want his neighbor to do if he himself were absent on military service. It notes that the Local Medical War Committee or the Central Medical War Committee are always ready to advise.
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Medical War Committee
Central Medical War Committee
Visits and social notes from Youngstown to Pittsburgh
Mrs John Johnston and daughter Helen Johnston and Miss Jona Henry of Philadelphia street visit relatives in Youngstown Ohio. Mrs J L Peterman of Wayne Avenue visits Dr and Mrs H E Moore in Ambridge Pa and plans several Pittsburgh days. Lt Thomas A Elgin and mother return home after visiting brothers A T Elgin and George Elgin. he may leave soon with his company for France. Mrs John Hopkins of California Pa, formerly Miss Marcard Cost, arrives in Indiana to spend weeks with her parents on Chestnut street. Mr and Mrs Arthur Russell of Philadelphia street stay at Atlantic City. Mrs George Bennett and children of Water street depart for Rochester NY to join Mr Bennett. Mrs Linus Lewis of Water street spends a few days with friends in Pittsburgh. Miss Carol Moorhead of School street visits relatives in Latrobe. Mrs Frank A Wood and son Robert visit former home in Clarion. Mrs John Patton of Sixth street hosts yesterday afternoon for nieces Mrs John Wilson of Scranton and Mrs Charles Moorhead of Indiana, recent brides. Iddo Lewis of Marchand is an Indiana caller. George Fulton of Pittsburgh visits his parents Griffith Ellis and wife. Rev Joseph Caldwell of Pittsburg visits his parents on Chestnut street. Mr and Mrs A R Moorhead and others enjoy a motor trip through New York State.
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John Johnston
Helen Johnston
Jona Henry
Philadelphia Street
Youngstown
Ohio
J. L. Peterman
Wayne Avenue
H. E. Moore
Ambridge
Pittsburgh
Thomas A. Elgin
Kittanning
A. T. Elgin
Chestnut Street
George Elgin
Elgin
France
John Hopkins
California
Pai
Marcard Cost
Indiana
Joseph Cost
Arthur Russell
Atlantic City
George Bennett
Water Street
Rochester
N. Y
Bennett
Linus Lewis
Carol Moorhead
School Street
Robert Osborne
Latrobe
Frank A. Wood
Robert
Clarion
John Patton
Sixth Street
John Wilson
Scranton
Charles Moorhead
Iddo Lewis
Marchand
George Fulton
Fulton
Griffith Ellis
Joseph Caldwell
Pittsburg
John B. Caldwell
A. R. Moorhead
John Daugherty
Tweet Burehenn
Carroll
Geraldine
New York State
Transfers of land and family notices in brief
Elizabeth Orr transfers 51 acres in Washington to James E. Orr for 1500 dollars. Mary A. McGee, executrix, transfers 26 acres in Banks to Samuel Timblin for 500 dollars. Mr and Mrs Albert Dogan of Wayne Avenue entertain the latter s mother and sister Mrs H N Dileher of Buffalo and Mrs E P Cooks of West Philadelphia.
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Elizabeth Orr
James E. Orr
Washington
Mary A. McGee
Samuel ‘Timblin
Banks
Albert Dogan
Wayne Avenue
H. N. Dileher
Buffalo
E. P. Cooks
West Philadelphia
Respect Your Promises in Historical Notes
Fragmentary OCR style notes stress keeping promises as a foundation of trust in credit systems. It discusses the seriousness of binding agreements, mentions a term sheet anchor in transactions, and references a cryptic phrase about DUSHANS assaults and global notions of justice. The text is garbled and reads like a rough dictionary or editorial fragment.
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Greg
Keep Your Promises In All Business And Life
A New York Mail admonishes that promises must be kept in all dealings. It urges recording commitments to avoid errors, noting that unkept words undermine trust and influence in a community or business. The piece stresses obligation remains until fulfilled and warns against making promises that cannot be kept.
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New* York Mail
Manning a Canoe The Bow Paddler’s Skill and Leadership
The bow paddler leads the voyage and holds decisive authority in the canoe. Experience and skill determine the crew’s safety, as shallow draft makes canoes versatile but surface hazards demand sharp eyes to spot snags dead heads submerged trunks and shoals. A trained bowman guides the boat through tricky rapid water, where life itself can depend on quick decisive action.
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Bers
Father of the American Navy Commodore Tot Barry
A native Irishman born in 1745 in Wexford, Tot Barry grew to command the Lexington and helped fit ships for the Revolution. He captured the first British war vessel taken by a regular cruiser and served under Congress before joining Washington’s forces. Detroit Free Press.
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Tot Barry
Ala
Wexford
Ireland
Phiadelphia
Barry
Congress
Iiladelphia
Lexington
Feet
Delaware
Washington
Detroit Free Press
French Railways Keep Left Tradition Despite Roads
The Louduy Chronicle notes that French trains traditionally run on the left, unlike roads. It attributes the origin to English pioneers in French railways such as Sir Edward Blount and early English drivers who mentored French crews.
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Keap
France
England
Edward Blount
Chemin Ve Bor Qu Nord
Louduy
Unlucky Showman and Early Punch and Judy Tale
A historical note recounts Punch and Judy origins in China dating back 1000 years before Christ. Emperor Mir of the Chow dynasty toured the empire and an entertainer named ien Bhi impressed the ladies at court with his performance as the puppets misplayed.
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China
Mir
Empire
Ien Bhi
Pupnais
Cosmetics a Menace to Beauty in a Screen Artist Voice
A beauty advocate warns cosmetics ruin natural allure. He recalls a girl whose lip rouge spoiled her peachy cheeks and natural charm, noting makeup fails where nature would. The makeup artist explains his work aims for natural screen looks, not street cosmetics, as nature remains supreme despite progress.
Puppet play originator sentenced to death
London Answers reports a dramatic order for execution of the originator of a puppet play. Also notes University of Pennsylvania professor A H Taylor warns one third of US food production wasted by bad handling and urges interstate storage to curb waste and stabilize prices. Detroit Area Press lists a finance department vacancy and a joke about supporting a wife on a modest income.
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A. H. Taylor
University of 'Onnsylvania
United States
Hoe
Puzzling Sun Heat Source Triggers Scientific Debate
The New York Sun examines the sun's tremendous heat output and the limits of contraction theory. It explores alternatives such as radioactivity and stresses that coal combustion would exhaust the sun in about 6000 years, highlighting the unresolved source of solar energy.
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Earth
Jeust
Neptune
Cox
New York Sun
Unpaid Laborers Warn on Bird Conservation
A fragmented editorial argues that neglect of bird life hurts agriculture by allowing insect populations to destroy crops. It cites ornithologists stating insects devastate about one tenth of U S farm output and notes many species, including warblers and larks, suffer from careless practices and habitat loss.
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United States
UE Plus
Warblers
Corey! Shrikgs
Queadow Larks
Leen
Indoor and Outdoor Type Men Featured in Magazine Preview
Chicago News previews a magazine piece by Dean Wer and Selnelder, contrasting indoor and outdoor men. It describes the indoor man preferring shelter and windless calm while the outdoor man seeks action in blizzards and construction scenes, illustrating contrasting archetypes.
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Dean Wer
Monn Selnelder Gays
Shelley
Toilet of the Tidy Ants Invents Cleanliness Lesson
A St Nicholas writer reports ants keep clean with many toilet articles. They wad coarse and fine combs, brushes, sponges, and even washes. The articles are mounted to their legs, though ants rarely use them except when soiled.
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Eliot
St. Nicholas
Fragmented dialogue about medicine and pills
In a clipped exchange Mrs Brown claims she followed instructions to give Pete a head pill three times daily but says she ran out of pills yesterday and Pete has not gone to Christian World. The fragment hints at caregiving and medication adherence.
Who Is Your Doctor A Practical Health Choice Ad
An advertisement-style notice stresses selecting a doctor with real experience and personal care. It promises up to date methods, serums vaccines and modern office treatments, cautioning against drug overuse and touting honest scientific service. It mentions a Monday meeting at a hospital and references medical specialists and office care.
Wanted Machina rymora and scrapers for Keystone Coal
Wanted notice seeks machinists rymora and scrapers for Keystone Coal Company at Mooween Mine near White Station Indiana. Job details include equipment handling and shop duties for experienced workers with relevant miner skills.
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Keystone Coal Company
Mooween Mine
White Station
Indi
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