Public interest spans cultures from Victoria to Hungary
A tangle of discussion covers 1943 as centennial of Hungary’s independence with pomp planned. Editorial notes praise General Terry’s civilian command, lament California’s giant redwoods, and recount Village Improvement Association efforts in Florida. Victorian dairy wealth and urban-rural shifts in U S statistics are analyzed, alongside doctor public relations and a Providence of progress message urging patient courage and steadfast work.
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Florida
Village Improvement Association
Atlanta Constitution
Courageous Janet Shields Willie From Kelpie's Rock
Janet Walker, alone on a lighthouse cliff with her child Willie, fends off two robbers in a tense night. She quietly frees herself, guides Willie to safety, and signals a rescue as a Royal Navy cutter arrives. Luke Ridley is captured, Simpkins fled, and Andrew returns with aid. The tale notes Jim Walker’s earlier death and Willie’s later career as a royal captain.
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James Walker
Andrew
Willie
Jim
Simkins
Rell
Janet
Adams
Luke Ridley
Simpkins
Wilie
Haif
Luke Tidley
Ames Walker
Wille
Royal Mail Sccners
New York
Oldest Boarder Encounters Skeleton in Closet
A Washington man boarding with Mrs. so discovers a skeleton in a closet while inspecting a room once used by a medical student. He greets the skeleton as a familiar life-long boarder, recalling the house’s poverty linked fame and the landlady’s frequent references.
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Washington
Washington Post
Counterfeiters and secret service methods described
The article explains how counterfeiters are pursued by the Secret Service, detailing the hunt for makers and the network of passers, including Italian operatives, middlemen, and the danger of tracing tools or bills. It notes the difficulty of obtaining evidence and the risk of clouded defenses, with raids aimed at the actual grinders rather than low-level passers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service Bureau
Secret Service
Italy
Cain
Bureau
Department
Washington
New
York Times
Modern Housework Tips and Simple Home Recipes
A collage of household hints cites grease removal with wormwood salts and oil of artar, and explains a double boiler method for sweet potatoes. It lists kerosene uses for cleaning, polishing, and softening, plus several quick recipes and light humor from New York papers.
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New York World
New York News
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Suvi
Thie
Popu
Tiural
Torgy
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RIAN
Darcy
Teller
Caleb Dunn
Janet Walker
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Lieut
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Arrow
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Great Britain
Iscy
Tuackiwm Palace
John Oxford
Hyde Park
Prince Consort
Oxford
In-I-gu Jones
John Francis
Constitution Hill
J. W. Bean
Hamilton
Robert Pate
Hussars
Windsor
McLean
Congress
House of Representatives
Government
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Southern Pacific
Pecos River
Russia
Pascal
Rousseau
Chicago News
Uncle Sam
Far West
Fort Leavenworth
Missouri River
Fort Riley
Kaw
Fort Kearney
Fort Laramie
Iinuis
Nicholas
Bisho
Bay of Fandy
Digby
St. John
Mr. Caswell
Bay of Fundy
English Channel
Bay of Biscay
Caswell
C Caswell
Aswell
Charper’s Magazine
Talmage
Brooklyn
Sun
New York Sun
William
New York Press
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Jimson
Enoch
Menor
Wy. Arags & Sons
Phihda
Eithee Eek
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H. Tee
SOLE
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ALLEN
Box
Annus
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Suast
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Bearrre
France
Blessem
Tis France Medical Instituts Co
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A. H. Mason
Miah
Ohio
Cleveland, CO
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