Stakes for Which D' Annunzio Gambles on Adriatic Power
A London Times correspondent analyzes Gabriele D'Annunzio's push for Adriatic dominance. He argues D'Annunzio seeks eastern Italian frontier gains including Trieste and Fiume, with aims to control Dalmatia and influence Albania and Montenegro. The piece notes potential Italian support from Zara and Caviglia, and predicts conflict with Yugoslavia if D'Annunzio acts.
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London Times
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Cyrano de Nergerac
D'Annunzio
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Fiume
Adriatic
Gorizia
Gradisce
Istria
Carniola
Croatia
Quarnero
Vega
Cherso
Dalmatia
Traly
Montenegro
AD ‘É
Mittel-Europa
Triestoe
Mlume-Dangic
Constantinople
Trieste
Minne
St. Peter
Europe
St. Petr
Laibueli
Vienna
Berlin
Orient Exprexe
London
Germany
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Austrria
Hungary
Russia
Ukraine
Transylvania
Rumania
Bulgaria
Austria
Romania
Occupaton
L’annungo
Millo
Zara
Caviglia
D'Annungio
Rome
D’annunzio
D’ Annunzio
Hionmve
Republican Party
United States
Wilson
The Biggest Electorate in Democratic History
The New York Times notes an estimated 26 to 27 million people voted, the largest turnout in any country. It lauds democracy as capable of governing vast populations, contrasting with autocratic failures in Europe and highlighting majority rule as a tool people create themselves.
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New York Times
United States
Europe
Village Statesmanship in American Leadership
This Century Magazine excerpt argues leadership starts locally not nationally. It contends national power reflects village and town governance and calls for community pride and initiative before a true national will can emerge.
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Century
Anmeorica
Petting Your Fears
A Milwaukee Journal item notes a young man sought help after a recent unsettling incident. He reported a growing sense of fear and anxiety and discussed seeking guidance or treatment to address his distress.
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The
Milwaukee Journal
Bie Devier
Stop Petting Your Fears And Think Straight
A physician to a worried man explains that the ailment is mental, not physical, and grows from encouragement. He urges the man to stop magnifying fears and to practice straight thinking to lessen worry and protect health and self regard. The piece argues many fears are unfounded and controlling thoughts can prevent missteps.
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Towles
Morton Ether Anesthesia Pioneer Honored in Hall of Fame
Dr William T Morton American dental surgeon and discoverer of ether anesthesia was born in Chariton Massachusetts in 1849 and died in New York City. He studied medicine with Charles T Jackson and demonstrated ether anesthesia with John Warren at Massachusetts General Hospital. The French Academy awarded 2600 francs for applying ether to surgery.
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William
Thomas Green Morton
Chariton
Mass
New York City
Boston
Charles T. Jackson
Jackson
Horace Wells
Warren
Massachusetts General Hospital
Cateperté
French Academy of Sciences
Montyon Prise
Morton
New York
Philadelphia
True Caution Prom Harper's Monthly Item
Fragmentary text references a conversation with a new nurse and a man asking about William and Tommy Brown. It also mentions Paw Paw county crop value estimated at 6,000,000 dollars this year.
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Prom
Harper's Monthly
The Nation's Soul
The essay argues that after basic material wealth is reached the nation must value spirit, courage, endurance, family love, home, beauty in work, and noble endeavors. Without these virtues the nation cannot achieve its true goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodora Roosevelt
West
Sleep Rationale Urges Early Bedtimes For Children
Public health catechism reprinted from London council stresses 10 points on sleep for schoolchildren. It argues children grow mainly during rest, warns late bedtimes lead to dullness and behavioral issues, and endorses an early 6 30 p m bedtime to preserve sleep quality and family time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Public Health Service
London County Council
Millions to Restore Rheims Cathedral in France
A London Times summary reports Archbishop of Rheims letters to the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings. Restoration will repair walls towers and vaults damaged by German guns without full reconstruction. Work will cost about 144,000,000 French francs (about $28.5 million) under government direction.
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London Times
Archbishop of Rheims
Society For the Protection of Ancient Buildings In
London
Ministry of Historical Monuments
Minister of Fine Arts
France
Money in circulation and reserves show crops moving slow
November figures show individuals hold 0.48 each with a total of 809,140,821 in circulation while last year reached 6,816,025,770. Including treasury and bank totals, money in pockets and tills sits at 964,049,120 with 3,605,007,685 in mold. The crop season moves from August to October 4 with federal reserve discounts rising from 1,250,613,000 to 1,607,392,000 and note circulation up from 120,188,000 to 1,000,100,000. Farmers complain of low prices and few buyers. foreign buyers lack cash or credit and raw materials to supply goods.
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New York Times
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Agriculturista
Essay on Babies from a Peeaton Council pupil
A 1 year old schoolboy at Peeaton Council School openly voices mixed views on babies. He dislikes crying infants but enjoys playful babies who smile or babble, noting babies bite their toes when teeth grow. He mentions the mother’s teasing and the effort of keeping babies warm when they go out.
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Parts Mall
Bet
Peeaton Council
Tike Bablen
Bobby's dom limps along on SEE nero se
A fragmented note describes Bobby's dom in a jagged situation with limited readable text. The content mentions SEE nero se but lacks clear dates names or places to confirm details.
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Obby
Dom
Nero
Partition of Turkey by British French Italian spheres of influence
The piece argues over postwar division of Anatolia and Near East into British, French, and Italian spheres. It discusses oil wealth, Kurdish and Armenian loyalties, Greek influence in western Anatolia, and the impracticality and cost of long term investments, with self defense and strategic aims guiding the plans.
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Turkey
Holt
Hite
Unite States
Anatolia
Germany
Russia
Cilleia
Kurdistan
Syrien-Picot
Mosul
Mesopotamia
France
Gouraud
Arme
Syria
Near East
Greece
Asia Minor
Mustapha Kem
Mustapha Kemal
England
Veniaelos
Britain
The Kiel Affair Defiant U S Ship Stays At Port
The American destroyer Broome refused to leave Kiel harbor amid German threats to fire unless she departed. No peace treaty existed, and the captain vowed to stay, echoing a historic 19th century defiance by Commander Richard Phillips Leary who protected civilians during Samoan tensions.
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Kiel
Boston Transcript
Broome
United States
Germany
Samoan Islands
Richard Phillips Leary
Adams
Adler
Leary
Clerical error trims Haiti marine killings figures
Star杂Says General Barnett testified in Haiti hearings that the total Haitians killed by U S marines over five years was mis-stated due to a clerical error. The corrected figure lowers the toll from 1250 to 2250, casting doubt on prior casualty totals and easing political pressures on the Marine Corps.
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Barnett
Haiti Hearines
Admiral Mayo
Marine Corps
Port Au Prince
Barneta
Sawdust Feed At Chicago Convention Impresses Chemists
The Springfield Republican notes a new cattle feed made from sawdust waste treated with sulphuric acid and lime, presented at the American Chemical Society meeting in Chicago. Cows reportedly gain weight and yield more milk. The piece also recalls Edward Lear’s famous limerick about sawdust as food.
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Springfield Republican
American Chemical Adciety
Chicago
Edward Lear
Spark Plug Days From Motor Life
Tommy demonstrates spelling prowess in a light feature about a spelling stunt titled Spark Plug Days. The piece highlights word play and a playful automotive culture angle with quirky quotes and a nod to spelling challenges.
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Tommy
Return of Mrs Vernon Castle to London Stage
In a brief public note Mrs. Vernon Castle declares she will return to the stage in London despite earlier statements from her second marriage. The article mentions her decision amid personal family remarks and a dialogue involving Tommy Treadway and Mr Treadway.
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Vernon Castle
London
Limit of Bragging In Quirky Enquirer Fragment
A fragment from the Enquirer quotes Lanther and Brown on Smith bragging, with Jones agreeing. The text mentions cigaret papers bacco and a couplet from The London Times, touching on life true love death and a memorial chapel.
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The
Enquirer
Smith
Lanther
Brown
Jones
U. 8
London Times
England
Michael
Peasants Rule Bulgaria in Broad Agrarian Power
A Washington Star analysis details Bulgaria where the agrarian party dominates government and economy with six of seven ministers and 110 deputies calling themselves men of the soil. The labor army drafts all able bodied citizens to build railways and drain lands while peasants pursue reforms to stabilize the nation.
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Bulgaria
Washington Star
M. Stambulinsky
Agrarian Party
M. Stambutinsky
Why and Because from the Dearborn Independent
A compilation of curious questions with folklore like why dogs turn before lying down and why a baker’s dozen exists. It also explains the mitten gesture and why elephants fear mice, offering playful origin stories and misstatements in a period tone.
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Dearborn
Bank messengers robbed as hold up trend grows
The Los Angeles Times notes a rising pattern in the east where bank messengers are robbed for large sums, tallying about 70,000. The piece questions why carriers routinely carry such cash and wonders if banks should offer buyouts to reduce losses.
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The
Los Angeles Times
The Missouri Sergeant
A comic exchange from American Legion Weekly shows Sergeant Jane scolding Private Smith for leaving his billet after curfew and demanding the captain's oral orders. A separate item notes a London man fined £1 plus £12 costs for larceny by finding two £1 notes in the street.
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Missouri
American Legion Weekly
Smith
Jane
London
Magistrates Begin Tag Day Subscriptions for Divorce Case
Southport magistrates started a subscription to aid a woman seeking a divorce from her husband. The case arose after she was accused of theft by a magistrate who criticized English law as unjust. An ore body claimed worth $2,000,000 allegedly shifted between mining companies in Arizona.
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Springfield Republican
Southport
Eng
Arizona
Pigeons Praised For Clever Flight And Stable Homes
From the New York Sun an ornithologist extols the domestic pigeon’s beauty and fleet aerial maneuvers. He notes coordinated flocks of 40 to 50 executing dizzy curves and obstacle races led by a skilled pilot. The bird mates for life, helps build nests, feeds young, and produces crop secretions to nourish squabs.
Accidents to Children and Public Safety Push
Official records show 15 000 children killed by accidents in the United States. The piece urges stronger public safety campaigns and warns of dangers in roadways and crossing streets. It calls for parental and school teacher involvement to reduce child traffic fatalities.
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Springfield Union
United States
Iice
Parente
Coult
Lewsen
von Rettah
Woolen Mills Plan urged to boost western wool manufacturing
Mayes of the state board of percepture urges Missouri and the west to enter wool manufacturing. He cites storage of wool in Missouri and imports from New England, calls for custom mills and scouring facilities to process wool locally, boosting grower profits and reducing reliance on eastern mills.
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St. Louis Pont d
Mayes
State Board of Pericature
Missouri
New Kingland
Heaton
Wall Street
Grassally
Holme
West
New England
South
Egypt’s Autonomy Debate Spreads From Cairo to London
The Montreal Star reports Zagilul Pasha’s unease with Egypt’s settlement under Lord Milner. It notes Egypt gains more autonomy than any noncombatant nation since the peace conference, yet nationalists demand full withdrawal of occupation and native control of state service and diplomacy, while Britain seeks special duties to guard the Suez Canal.
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Montreal Star
Zagilul Pasha
Cairo
Paris
London
Egypt
Lord Milner
Keypt
Turekey
Pitish
Feyat
Suca Canal
Britain
Chickens Easiest Weevil Control Reported By Farmer
Farmer Morgan Stulis claims his chickens reduced boll weevil damage by moving birds into the cotton field and building two trenches to trap weevils. The method allegedly lowered pest presence and helped protect the crop during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Stulis
Fere
Altowest
Fragmentary New York Globe snippet on a mystery topic
Readable parts describe a discussion about a person connected to a mother and a gallows scene, with references to a transcript and a crowed setting. The text is fragmented and unclear, showing OCR errors and garbled phrases.
Judge Spares Breadwinner in Harsh Railroad Theft Case
Boston. The federal court noted the hardship on a four member family if the bread winner is jailed. Chester K Corthell of Lynn, a brakeman on the Boston and Maine railroad, stole elmwareta from interstate freight cars and faced a jail term. Judge Morton postponed sentencing to next spring to avoid immediate hardship.
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Boston
Chester K. Corthell
Lynn
Boston de Maine
Etole Elmareta
Morton
Moths Used in Japanese Inspection Work
A machine called the cooth is used in Mihwarahe Kahcle to inspect cleance. In Inaowethun of Nine guno prefecture workers are gathered as a large corpse to process 9 000 minage nipes. Moths are forced to lay eggs on a cam sheet square bearing B fw squares and then are lied.
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Inaowethun
Nineguno
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