Vast array of international trade and science notes from Inter Mountain Globe
A long dispatch covers a British American goods venture in London aimed at British and empire markets with royalties and patents. It also reports on the pro Bolivian crisis, US Chile relations, the 26,020 foot altitude crash involving N W Schroeder, daylight saving debates in London, Bayard Dominick gifting Uhe to Yale, Canadian rail finances, and various comments from newspapers. Other items mention English farmers, skyscraper proposals for London, and Canadas flax and pulp use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rg . Oe
Nighway Council
England
Great Britain
American Chamber of Commerce
London
Wunderstam
O Manfacturers
Atlantic
Huenos Aires
White House
Tenms
Cearace
United States
United States Chamber of Commerce
Valparaiso
N. W. Schroeder
Ja St Flomrick
George T. Apps
The
Farmers’ Union
London Evening News
Bayard Dominick
Yale University
South Pacific Ocean
Peru
Mexico
Central
South America
Pacific
Canadian National Railways
Violinist Purchases Palm and Notable Property Trades
Dan Kobelik, a violinist, bought a palm for 509,000 crowns. Several large properties in Vontin ane reportedly changed hands up to three times in one week. A large Italian steamship line with capital around 1000000000 is involved in Belta wa trade development. Journeyman plumbers in the Hirming hea district threaten a strike with overtime pay demands starting April 1, citing double pay for overtime.
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Dan Kobelik
Inquiries Open On Vocational Education Delays
Cornelian W Wickerplan of the American Legion of New York testifies before the Tou education committee alleging delays and incompetence in vocational education. The hearing seeks a General of Yike om all the Jinee of the Routern Seelfio De Peete with actions set for April 2 and references to treaty terms with Bulgaria and Turkey.
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Fenier Auriie
Federal Board For
Tou Éducation Committee
Cornelian W Wickerplan
Americaun Lagion
New Yorks
Mens Welow
Mexicoo
Yike
Seelfio de Peete
Mme
Bulgaria
Turkey
Self Help Or Hazardous Dosing With Home Remedies
A cautionary tale from A Jones warns against self treatment with household medicines. A man who misused disinfectants and tinctures for wounds develops kidney disease and poisoning risks from improperly diluted solutions. The piece notes prior Boston Medical Journal reports similar poisonings from iodoform iodine and other home remedies.
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Ann
Heidt
de Th A. Jones
Jones
Boston Media
Surgical Journal
A Study in Character Reflections on Income Tax Judgments
A Baltimore Sun excerpt humorously critiques income tax behavior with anecdotes. It contrasts a frugal couple who profit through real estate flipping with a racetrack bettor who inflates or misreports earnings. The piece notes varied honesty and misreporting across different individuals. The tone remains observant and satirical about tax forms and human nature.
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Baltimore Sun
Alexander Pope
Pope
Notre
Imceme
Jesse API 4
Tod
Frontier mining life in Ontario described in Chicago feature
A Chicago reporter visits Porcupine district Ontario where six mines idle yet one million dollars a month is drawn from an eight mile square area. He notes sleeping car travel, villas, clubs, Paris gowns, golf and tennis for the well connected, while laborers seek billiards, pools, hockey in a vast rink, and dog racing bets.
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Chicago News
Porcupine District
Ontario
A. S&s
Puller
Paris
Hudwen Bay
Secrets of Gas Mask Awards To Belgian Girls
Two Belgian sisters Mile Louisee d'Have and Marie d'Have were honored posthumously along with their father M. Theopholus d'Have for supplying a gas mask design to the Belgian general staff. Their father, portrayed as pro German by neighborly hostility, died under pressure after aiding the effort.
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Mile
Louisee d'Have
Marie d'Have
Mmne
Clement
M. Theopholus d’Have
Etrils
O'Hare
Havre
Dlelgian
Lnter
Laurie
Holland
Pote
Pigeons and Human Beings in a City Fire Scene
A pigeon became trapped in a wire near a ten story building in Chi nge as a crowd gathered. Firefighters arriving after a man climbed a ladder rescued the pigeon. The event spurs a call for better urban care to alleviate suffering and disasters affecting vulnerable residents.
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Chinge
Daughter plans trip by air sparks caution at home
In a brief Courier item a daughter explains she is simply flying to a destination, while a parent warns against going with any young man. The exchange showcases domestic concern over teen travel and independence as a family discusses the trip.
A Difficult Course Pract the Betion Traneer There are Golfere
Fragmentary text describes golfers and a difficult course with mentions of the moon and a wo r la. appears as a jumbled reminiscence or dialogue about practice and observations. No definite events, names, places, or dates are recoverable.
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Traneer
Real Self Measure in When a Man Comes to Himself
Woodrow Wilton argues that true self measure comes from unselfish service to others. He says lasting satisfaction and manhood come from bearing responsibility for others and acting for the common good.
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Woodrow Wilton
Aeronautical Lighthouse at Hounslow Lights Night Skies
The article describes the evolving ground and lighting infrastructure for night flying, focusing on the Hounslow aeronautical lighthouse. It details its compact iron structure, self contained acetylene system, spare mantles, and a novel gas machinery that automates lighting and rotation.
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Waddon
Surrey
Hounslow
Lena
Leeta
Cdinary
Nations face postwar recovery test amid material and food shortages
The article argues that after the war the major nations must mobilize energy and cooperation to produce and distribute essential materials and food. It notes destruction of values and reduced restoration capacity, with food supply being the major current challenge. The path to relief depends on directing utmost effort once production seasons end, signaling a hopeful but difficult future.
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New York Journal of Commerce
Howe
Keen Scent
A veteran sportsman recalls a remarkable tracking dog that never missed a point. While exercising in a park the dog suddenly pointed at a man on a bench, prompting questioning of the man’s identity which he reveals as Partridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Post
Hat Runs Home as Style Changes Prompt Fearful Purchase
A witty exchange about buying a hat for a wife and sprinting home with it. The man jokes he ran because he feared fashion styles would change before he reached home.
London Visitor Laughs at Smith Manufacturing Sign
An elderly visitor to London sights a tall building with the sign The Smith Manufacturing Company. She tells her nephew she had heard of Smiths all her life but never knew where they were made, in a humorous moment of misunderstanding.
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London
The
Smith Manufacturing Company
Lawks of Mercy
Smiths
Lincoln Jurnal report questions if Lacey Gaston would stop tobacco alone
The article quotes Lacey Gaston saying she would stop tobacco if she were president. It questions why personal reform can be pursued without election and whether high office is required to change private habits.
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Lincoln
Jurnal
Lacey Gaston
Bad Form at Wedding Sparks Debate in Topeka
In Topeka's Kansasity Star, Harve Par- Kone notes it is very bad form for the groom's mother to cry louder than the bride's mother during the ceremony prompting social commentary on etiquette and propriety.
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Kansasity Star
Topeka
Harve Par- Kone
Milwaukee Journal Opinion Fragment on Marital Talks
A brief Milwaukee Journal opinion piece notes how women discussing husbands often swap one lie for another, offering a sharp, tongue in cheek reflection on marital conversation.
Doubts Rise Over League of Nations Plan
A Houston reader criticizes the League of Nations proposal, questioning its disregard for a school essay written by a daughter and the suggestion to proceed without considering her views. The remark highlights parental concern about international settlement methods.
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Houston
League of Nations
Not enough readable content to form a headline
The readable fragment suggests playful talk about girls and cooking and steering a wheel, but provides no clear event, persons, or organizations to summarize into a valid news item with a definite action or outcome.
Odd Exchange in Courier Journal Reader Letter
A Louisville Courier-Journal reader dispute features a quip about a wife threatening to reveal the reason if her husband does not enjoy himself. The humorous line plays on marital banter and social expectations.
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The
Louisville Courier-Journal
Jumbago Mystery At Home Sector Case
A puzzling note from the Home Sector mentions BIN Hottlenowe facing a strange Jumbago at his residence. The writer jokes about rushing over to help bon drink it up.
Keeping Baby Occupied
A playful column from the New York Evening Sun notes parents guide children to stay engaged while adults work. It humorously suggests activities and sidelines common baby care tasks with light domestic observations.
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New York
Eoening Sun
Childr
Prohibition era banter in a Washington Star fragment
A garbled dialogue excerpt features Mrs. Tor kis and others joking about prohibition and bootleggers, with broken phrases and misheard lines referencing liquor, secrets, and affection in a muddled newsroom OCR reading from the Washington Star and Portland Evening…
Sra Hie Leon Reflects on a Long, Private Journey
An obscure reminiscence recalls a difficult path and the reliance on three men's counsel. The subject’s past actions are described as consistently steadfast and principled, though never fully explored. The tone suggests respect for resilience and a disciplined character.
Dearborn Independent Brief Not Fully Clear
Fragmentary notice from the Dearborn Independent mentions a woman and allies but lacks coherent details. The readable parts point to a disputed action or consequence involving individuals but specifics remain unclear.
WAR AND THE BABIES BREAST FEEDING IN WAR PEACE
The article surveys infant welfare during European wars, noting Paris 1871 and Belgium under siege had low baby death rates due to widespread breast feeding. German cities saw increases after 1914, though rural areas lagged, with overall belief that breastfeeding strengthens infants against privation.
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Europe
Paris
Lucas
Belgium
Lille
Calmette
Germens
Couime
France
C. Gink
Germany
Berlin
Broglau
Dusseldorf
Bremen
Wiesbaden
Gin
Italy
Russia
Austria
Balkan
Cornish Miners Superstitions From the Daily Mail
A London Daily Mail piece discusses Cornish miners and local beliefs. It notes luck rituals such as tossing dinner scraps, horseshoes on machinery, and seeing white rabbits as warnings. It mentions the danger of going underground with shoes on and the haunting of the knockers and mermaids said to affect miners and children.
Women Savers Outpace Men in Bank Deposits Across States
Banking officials report a rapid rise in women depositors and savings since the war. In four years the number and total figures for women doubled, with many banks creating or expanding departments for women depositors.
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Mra
H. C. Kleinserger
Continental and Commercial Bank
Separte
Middle West
Nina Y. Carter
Chicago
Mins Carter
First Trust and Savings Bank
Town Loan and Trust Company
Des Moines
Springfield
IM. Banka
George E. Keyes
Ridgely Farmers’ State Bank
Milwaukee
Wis
George E. Fleischmann
First National Bank
St. Louis
Denver
H. L. Mon
International Trust Company
L. B. Howey
City National
Lincoln
Neb
St. Paul
Money Crazed. Tagore Critiques Modern Commerce
Sir Rabindranath Tagore in Na tionaliam argues present day commercial civilization wastes time and space. He says its movements are violent and noise loud, trampling humanity for money. Man reduces himself to fit machines and sacrifices happiness for organization.
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Sir Rabindranath Tagore
Nationaliam
Macmillian Company
Wise Candidates and Hidden Interests Question Voters
The Dearborn Independent argues that many public office aspirants are guided by concealed interests. It notes candidates often resemble those picked by similar groups and urges voters to inquire who selected the candidate, not just who is running.
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Dearborn
Decline in Farm Products Highlights Export Woes
News brief notes a sustained drop in European currency value relative to the US dollar, reducing European demand for meat and grain. While overall exports rise, farm product prices fall, fueling farmer protests and debates over higher urban wages and industrial costs.
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Europe
Worms and Nervousness Myth in Child Health Debate
A writer argues worms do not cause most nervous symptoms in children. He concedes worm effects on lungs and intestines but says irritability, sleep jerks, and restless nights stem from inherited temperament and home environment. Cure lies in training, not worm treatment.
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Worms
Robbed of Hig Support in Lomion Column
A Punch chronicle from Lomion reports a noted journalist injured after a recent fall. The piece notes colleagues nearby shifted their positions and a formal explanation is now provided.
Fragmentary OCR Notes From City Star Mention Cuba and Texas
The readable fragments reference Cuba and the United States, with scattered phrases about travel and people. The text includes garbled names and places such as Kansas City or Texas, and mentions a conflict or incident between nations. Overall details are unclear and incomplete.
Setting a Standard in Morality and Earned Wealth
The piece praises Robert Louis Stevenson for refusing unearned money and argues a true standard comes from inner ethics, not material success. It contrasts earned versus unearned wealth, urging individuals to set personal moral benchmarks beyond law and society.
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Robert Louik Stevenson
Stevenson
Object to Falstaff at Atlantic City convention
The New York Merald discusses efforts to banish Falstaff and other Shakespeare characters from plays and schools. It notes debates over excluding Shylock Macbeth Othello and even proposing a Sir John Falstaff convention to address concerns about morality and representations.
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New York
Merald
Shakespeare
Shylock
Macbeth
Sir John Finstaff
America
Atlantic City
London
Fife
Tealey
Quack Remedies of the Past Promised Quick Heal
The text reflects on humanity seeking cures from early medicine men and evolving into modern healing. It discusses the longing for true remedies and the shift from primitive practices to more scientific approaches, noting the persistent hope of healing despite dubious claims.
Bluebirds in a Los Angeles Love Tale
Yelta Kay Stoddard reflects on a broken romance linked to Maeterlinck inspired bluebirds. The note laments Ray’s elopement with Allie Matsen and their move into a Bluebird Apartment, while the author imagines future happiness through decorative motifs.
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Liberty's Cay
M. Masterlinck
Bluebird
Ray
Kay
M. Maeterlinck
Allie Matsen
Greeg's Rink
Yelta
Kay Stoddard
Los Angeles Times
Hope in Women Voters Warned Against Rubber Stamp Rule
The Philadelphia Public Ledger urges women voters to exercise full influence in elections. It cautions that candidates tied to “practical politicians” must prove they will not be mere rubber stamps and will clearly outline who will fill office if elected.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Hia Decili
A Financial Diagnosis from the Chicago Journal
A confidential talk to medical students discusses proper diagnosis and charges in medical practice. It cites fees such as $244 for a case visit, $10 for officer consultation, and other costs, illustrating the financial aspects tied to healthcare.
The Passing Strange
A fragmented verse piece depicts night fears and shifting spirits as the world changes. It references corn, darkness, and a lost home amid a wandering journey through a town or area.
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Inter Mountain Globe
Paul W. Yeoman
PUB
Hulett
Crook County
Wyo
Rorke
Harry Winitisky
New York Communist Party
Communist Party of America
Communist Labor Party
Thomas Macit‘artals
Cork
Daily Mail
Sinn Fein
Canada
Princeton
Paria
General Assembly of
Virginia
Dhe Hmirminghea District
Prom
Louisville Courier
London Times
Big Business
Milwaukee Journal
Dallas News
Charles
Washington Star
Charley
Portland
New Republic
Leon
Alwaye
Doven
Wong
London Daily Mail
Bankers
Bulletin National City
Hank
Soud Mender
Kanaan
Cuba
Texas
Bowie Yi
Kansan Q City Star
Hope
Chicago Journal
Trun
Toor
Changer
Lake Mn Pera
Change Over
Mii Oa
Uli
Valo
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