Prince of Wales Prepared for Future Rule in Democratic Age
London June 1. Bishop Welldon argues the Prince of Wales faces a difficult task as monarch in a world shifting from monarchies to republics. He praises the heir’s education in an English home, Oxford life, and war service, noting his humility, bravery, and effort to understand the British Empire. He predicts the prince will be well equipped to rule when the time comes.
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International News Service
London
Prince of Wales
Bishop Welldon
London Globe
Roeking
Europe
Hohenzollern
Hapsburg
Romanoff
Great Britain
Japan
Raven
Robert Filmer
Prince of
Wales
Fiten
University of Oxford
Finn Iand
Cratdfather
Duke of Clarence
Canada
Great’ Britain
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Australia
New Zealand
White Cliffs
Dover
England
India
Bikant
Queen Victoria
Forgetful Digger Uncovers Yard In Lantern Light
TOGUIAM Wash June 2 Working late by lantern, Mike Paulovich dug up his back yard and drew local interest as a home gardener exemplar. The secret leaked out as he was not seeking to defeat the Foul trust by gardening but was pursuing another aim.
Man Delves Yard Searching for Hidden Savings
A man, distrustful of banks, buried his money in his backyard months ago and cannot recall the exact spot. He is now plowing the yard hoping to recover the savings, and resents neighbors for helping.
Pig in the parlor case prompts sanitary action
Kansas City inspectors uncovered a hog kept on the first floor of Juan De Lusa’s home at 1860 Ter race place. Despite protests, the pig was removed to a proper residence and the house placed in sanitary condition as authorities enforce hygiene standards.
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Kansas City
Juan de Lusa
Terrace Place
Parker
Old-Time Actors See Weekly Pay Fall Since 50s
London June 1 International News Service reports Kate Terry talks about dramatic earnings comparing fifty years ago to now. She notes Charles Wyndham and Nellie Farren earned about 85 dollars per week, while Mrs Keeley once made no more than 80 dollars weekly. Terry-Lewis, Phyllis Neilson-Nicholson, and family members continue stage careers.
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International News Service
London
Kate Tortyy Sissue
Kyxeon Derry
Saluries
Manchester
Charles Wyndham
Nellie Farren
Keejey
Telegraphic press transcription device by Potts
An invention in telegraph instruments, resembling a typewriter, was demonstrated between Cincinnati and Baltimore for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad offices. Inventor Dre Ta MM Potts of Baltimore claims the device can transcribe long written text onto a private recorder at the distant end, with successful use in press and commercial telegraph work.
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International News
Cincinnati
Ohio
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Central Union Railway
Potts
Telegraph Experiment Shows Longest Wire Run Yet
The operator’s skill is to manipulate a typewriter keyboard while knowledge of alphabetic codes is unnecessary. The Baltimore-Cincinnati test covered over six hundred miles, the longest wire distance attempted with the invention, and the trial is said to have been exceedingly successful.
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Baltimore-Cincinnati
Ben
Couple Married After 45 Years Of Living As Man And Wife
Pittsfield Mass June 1 Jules f Boutellier and Augustine Dulvat longtime Greut Barrington residents were married for the first time at St James Church Great Barrington by Rev Robert Backman Jr He is 7 she is 7 born in France they believed license equaled marriage and lived as husband and wife The marriage return was filed with City Clerk Michael Pyguinn with community witnesses Judge Walter J Sanford and Registrar of Deeds Meatea in Douglas.
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International News Service
Pittsfield
Mass
Jules F
Boutellier
Augustine Dulvat
Greut Barrington
St. James’ Church
Rece Lury
Great Barrington
Robert Backman
France
Milk Probe Details Bacteria Levels From Page One
The report notes gas indicating many undesirable Coli in samples. Raw milk above 1,000,000 bacteria should be improved, 600,000 bacteria per unit considered high. Pasteurized milk should not exceed 26,000 bacteria per unit. Names of dealers are withheld. Gas development signals poor conditions in several samples with high counts ranging into millions.
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Nmutsen
Board of Health
Nurital
Butter Fat Test Figures Reveal Mixed Results
Data shows multiple dairy test figures with butter-fat readings and quality notes. W. L Morley, director of dairy extension, references varied results across tests.
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W. l L. Morley
Tor
Change of Life Periods and Remedies Discussed
Fragmented OCR text mentions a critical period of life and a remedy for distress. Names and places are unclear, but references suggest guidance on health or well being during a life phase. The readable portion hints at advice or a medical notice amid garbled sections.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Kirschbaum
Styleplus
Bona,de
Tvs
Boston Confectionery
Indiemnes
Ats Fahion
Morse
Lydia
Pinkluvu
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