Swindling schemes claimed by hitch wook brothers
The Inter Mountain Globe reports arrests of the Hitch wook brothers who ran authors bureaus promising fame as writers. Authorities link a broad swindling network across Waerington Baltimore New York Chicago and other elites. The piece notes related social upheavals from housing cave dwellings in the Italian lakes district to labor unrest and various policy debates amid wartime tensions.
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Schoeme
Waerington
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Europe
Italian Lakes District
Alan
Lakes
Como
Anl Maggiore
Felde
Pew Republic
Hawaii
Underwriters’ Laboratories
Bill targets Henry Poru criticism of Jews in Mighmee bourse
A bill is introduced to end Henry Poru's criticism of Jews. The article notes a wartime topic about American soldiers possibly shipped or captured in France, a New Jersey beetle voyage distributing potatoes, and a national civil service inquiry accusing ce rtember personnel of various offenses. The text is garbled.
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Mighmee Bourse
Henry Poru
Ite
Desire A
France
New Jersey
The Sixth Year Molar and Dental Care History
The sixth year molar forms before birth and can decay early, with high decay rates among 9 to 11 year olds. Emphasizes care for temporary teeth to protect this permanent tooth, starting with maternal diet and infant oral hygiene. Concludes with critique of Dr von Mach’s propaganda and its impact on American views during wartime.
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H. B. Butler
Public Health Service
Butler
Senators Usurping Foreign Powers in Senate Clash
A Dea Molpes Register commentary argues that Senators Lodge and Knox threaten constitutional order by dictating U S foreign policy without presidential or Secretary Hughes input. The piece urges respect for executive initiative in foreign affairs and warns of muddled policy if the Senate committee on foreign affairs continues to lead instead of follow the president.
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Dea Molpes
Lodge
Knox
Vivians
Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Vivian
France
Astate
United States
Harding
Bernier Lodge
Wilson
Germany
Senate Committee On Foreign Affaire
Democrats Revenge and Bolshevik Plots Highlight News
A fragmentary item cites The Democrats Revenge from Chicago Daily News and a cross reference from the Houston Post. It mentions a New York Times quote about Bolshevik plots, noting 14 revolts, 249 attempted Bolshevik actions, 9,000 emitted people and 29,000 imagions in a dubious tally.
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Chicago Daily News
Post-Office
New York Times
Fran
Bolsheviats Thenes
Illinois Bill For Prevention Of Crime By Mental Defectives
The Illinois legislature debates a committee bill on preventing crime by mentally defective individuals with criminal propensities. It redefines responsibility, arguing humane protection rather than punishment, with emphasis on emotional defects over intellect and a focus on humane social management through training.
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Ilinois
W. J. Hickson
Grant and Pershing as Army Heads in Ulysses Grant Era
A comparison of the roles of Ulysses S. Grant and John J. Pershing, noting Grant's clashes with President Johnson over acting secretary duties and his real power as head of the army, contrasted with Pershing's headless yet prestigious General of the Army status. The piece reflects on authority, diplomacy, and leadership in different eras.
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Ulysses S. Grant
United States
John J. Pershing
Grant
Johnson
Mexico
Sherman
Army
Stanton
Senate
White House
Andrew Johnson
Union
Pershing
Love's Labor Lost in Pittsburgh Chronicle Tale
Herbert takes a one week vacation from work and is pressed by his wife into endless chores from carpet cleaning to painting and gardening. The sequence ends with a landlord reporting a neighbor will move and offer their old house as an alternative, as the couple finishes the spring cleanup.
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Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Herbert
Diood
Not Just What He Meant in a Gentle Morning
In Springfield Ohio Mr Johnson meets Mrs Lovejoy while out with her dog Dido. He recalls their portraits at the photographer’s comparing the dog to Beauty and the Beast. His awkward compliment leads to a blush and a sudden change in mood.
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Springfeld
Ohio
Mr. Johnson
Mra. Lovejoy
Dido
Beauty and the Beast
Johnson
What Are You Going To Be Helen For Her Birthday
An odd transcription from the Boston Transcript fragment shows a playful exchange about Helen’s birthday plans. The brief dialogue hints at earlier gifts and a wish to mark her special day with a thoughtful present, reflecting light domestic humor.
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The
Boston Transcript
Helen
Wedding Tour Route Plans and Railway Electrification Talks
A travel clerk from the Travel Bureau proposes routing a wedding tour using the Norfolk and Western, noting its extensive tunnel system. Washington reports spring crops look promising in famine districts of China as Italy plans to dispatch a commission to the United States to study railway electrification.
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Benedict
Travel Bureau
Norfolk & Western
Washington
China
Italy
United States
Mme Leenla Milvis. World columnist mocks Esch Cummins rail law
From the New York World and writer Leenla Milvis lampoon President Hardings rail policy critique. The piece parodies Henry Cabot Lodge and Mic Cot Cabot Lodge as sources of “wisdom,” defending the Esch Cummins act while dismissing Washington reports of administration rail concerns as overstated.
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New York World
Informa Gon
Harding
Washington
Miccot Cabot Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Gels
Lodge
Two Inch Tariff Debate Outlines Farm Stand
The Milwaukee Journal cites Harding urging a two inch tariff on farm goods as Congress considers Fordney farm items. It warns farmers’ voices are missing in Washington and argues that open markets, not higher tariffs, better serve farmers amid global oversupply and open competition.
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The
Milwaukee Journal
Congress
Harding
Washington
Farm Life
Indiana
T. A. Crerar
National Progressive Party of Canada
Toronto
Conciliatory policy on wages urged by plain dealer
The Cleveland Plain Dealer argues that wage talks should focus on current market conditions for the worker's product rather than wagon prices since 1914. It warns that employers adopting a short sighted stance to cut now may spark future discontent and higher unemployment, favoring a long term benevolent approach.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ima
Proposal Sparks Uneasy Marriage Question
Apprehensive Janet receives a marriage proposal from Henry, a man she has long seen as a brother. He asks to wed, but her surprise hints at mixed motives as she jokes he might be asking for money rather than a wife.
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Janet
Henry
Inet
Not Unusual. Auntie Calls From Houston L'oat
A fragment notes a call home about Lucille her mother away briefly with Mire. It mentions a former emperor’s yacht sailing for 2,000,000 francs and the need to sell to neutral parties to prevent Allied claims, with a reference to the Philadelphia Public Ledger correspondent.
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Houston
Lucille
Lucille-Mamma
Mire
Welle
Vienna Diplomats Earn More Than Austrian Minister
G Ward Price, London Daily Mail correspondent, reports in Paris that British reparations money keeps Vienna’s three large commissions going. He cites the reparations commission as the costliest, employing 160 to 200 staff with chauffeurs and messengers in 130 rooms. He notes Vienna’s misery contrasts with high pay for officials, including girl typists earning more than an Austrian cabinet minister.
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Universal Service
Paria
Reparations Commission
Vienna
G. Ward Price
London
Paris
Austria
Britain
Ward Price
Great Britain
Naval Commission
Military Commission
Early Swatter Gets Fly: Maine Supreme Court on the housefly
A Maine Supreme Court opinion denounces the fly as a dangerous, repulsive carrier of disease and notes hotel liability for unsanitary conditions. The piece links fly control to health and business, cites Easter fly campaigns, and recalls fly markets in Cleveland. Swat the fly in March and April.
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Supreme Court of Maine
New York Merchants’ Association
Merchants’ Association
New York
Montgomery
Als
Indiana
Cleveland
Land of No Apartments from the Detroit News
The article explains why Japanese families live in separate houses due to earthquakes and wages. Homes are small wood and tile structures with eight rooms two stories high, featuring sliding paper screens, verandas, and minimal furniture. Beds are simple futon arrangements with seasonal room paneling and guest hospitality centered on bed making in the parlor.
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The
Detroit News
Tokio
The Distance We Dance Excerpt From The New York Post
A review of dancing as physical exercise notes dancers travel vast distances on stage and in practice. It comments on social attitudes toward exertion and compares walking a few blocks to lengthy dance routines. The piece also includes disparate notes on societal shifts and Muskegon, Michigan aiding unemployed residents.
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New York
Hold Fast Ideals Guide In Tough Business Times
Charles W Hoyt Gervies Inc New York urges executives amid rising turmoil to hold fast to long term plans and ideals. He advises delaying rash cuts and decisions by applying a three year lens, maintaining an IDEAL, and planning for stable growth over months and years despite current disruptions.
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Charles W. Hoyt
Surprising Gap Between Government Science and Farmers
National Crop Improvement Service notes that government and agricultural colleges produce scientific information, yet few farmers stay current. Leaders urge better dissemination through advertising and press sharing to bring usable knowledge to those who can apply it locally.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Pases
Josh Billingsays
Sys
Frank
American Steel & Wire Company
Agricultural Colleges
Govermnment
Senators and Viviani voice united on diplomacy
The Indianapolis News argues that senators and even courts should not dictate policy to the French envoy M Viviani. It says the nation must speak with one voice through the executive or a designated diplomat, to avoid confusion and international misunderstanding.
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Indianapolis
M. Viviani
Supreme Courts
Vivian
Rights Clash As Rent Legislation Spurs Protests
Widespread protests erupt over rent laws arguing private property is threatened while New York Supreme Court upholds measures favoring public needs. The ruling faces challenge as landlords push to sustain drastic statutes, with Boston tenants offered leases amid the dispute.
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Supreme Court of New York
Supreme Court of
Boston
Dragon fly dream in a New York Times memory
The fragment recalls a child and grandfather observing a yellow winged aircraft and a brown body illusion. A later scene mentions a bug and a dragon fly with playful misread words. Marie Drennan is referenced as the author in New York Times.
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Grandpa
Marie Drennan
New York Times
Mace Symbol in Parliament Through Ages
A vivid survey of the mace in legislative tradition notes its duty to stand upright on a marble pedestal at session start and after committee transitions. It describes how the mace marks order, accompanies the sergeant at arms, and its evolution from a war club to a ceremonial emblem in Britain and the United States.
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House of Representatives
Ohare
House of Commons
Congress
A Reo Beauty Ex Two Negro Girls Recount Beauty Claims
Readable fragments report two African American girls discussing a beauty specialist and whether the service can transform appearance. The passage includes archaic phrasing and references to irony, a Royal Magazine sample, and unrelated lines about labor and public figures.
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Lisaen
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