Peronne Historic Ground in French War Tale
Fragmentary narrative recounts Peronne as a historic battlefield and links past French kings Charles the Simple and Louis XI to modern events. It notes sieges, betrayals, and diplomatic intrigues tied to Peronne and the broader region, with references to independent Belgium and royal figures in a melodramatic tone.
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Sengterre
Todey
Peronne
Charles the Simple
Louis NT
Toute
Charles the Bald
Thugs
Peronnne
Tie Host
Trents
Flinders Fron
France
Belgium
Mo Bowen
King Tonle
Tony
Duke of
Netther Ting
Hoop Pale
New York
Signals Used on the Sep and Naval Semaphore Codes
The article explains maritime signaling by flags and by cones bells and drums. It lists examples from the international code such as No 1 show your ensign No 2 is war declared No 3 war is declared No 4 beware of torpedoes or channel mined No 5 enemy in sight No 6 keep a lookout with enemy ships reported as merchantmen.
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Ayia Elenal
Outing in the Country Ends in Rain and Beestings
The account recalls a rural excursion where the auto broke down and rain fell, a bee stung a child, and the narrator quips that Mr. Doppel won’t insist on another country outing for at least a year. New Zealand items appear oddly in the text.
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Uwrighter
Mr. Doppel
Duane Faces Poggin After Passion Turns Ranger Toward Kill
Duane plans a bankfront assault on Poggin and Cheseldine’s gang with Ranger forces. He battles an inner storm, torn between love for Ray Longstreth and the deadly drive to kill Poggin first, while MacNelly coordinates a cautious frontline trap.
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Duane
Bradford
Longstreth
Siiven Longstreth
Ruth Herbert
Mairdale
Morton
Fairdale
Sanderson
Val Verde
Captain MacNelly
Doane
Duane Espeed
Kane
Boldt
Knell
Knell Duane
Cheseldine Waesth
Vall Verde
Iris
MacNelly
Chan Rhasen
Longetreth
Cheneldine
Jason
Longatreth
Moysinge
MacNally
Rangers
Te Folr
Texas Rogers
Poggin
Deene
Ray Longstreth
Jace
Mack Duane
Duene
Danne
Earth
Heaven
Hite
High Finance and Publicity
Otto H Kuhn of Kuhn Loeb & Co argues public scrutiny of finance is vital. He says finance must abandon secrecy and engage with democracy, stressing character and duty over mere ability. Publicity should become a norm to foster understanding between finance leaders and the public.
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Otto H. Kuhn
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Fadts and Fancies In Pets On College Campus
An article notes pets inspire fashion with cats gaining favor over toy dogs. A stylish young Washington woman, linked to Harvard summer outings, walks the college thoroughfare with a two week old white kitten in her arms amid praise for the pair.
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Milady
Washington
Harvard
Yousuf
Henton
Wuthy
Kittes
Put Out the Fire First in Rail Strike Debate
The New York World argues Congress should pass emergency measures to prevent a railway strike and protect the public, urging action over delay while faulting critics who fear economic disruption. It compares unions and business groups and defends swift government intervention to secure transportation and public welfare.
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New York World
Congress
Iromd
Cris
Brotherhood
Patrio Om
Horn
Lena
Gold Movement Shows Federal Reserve Spreads Wealth
The piece explains gold flowing mainly to New York and distributed across the country via the federal reserve system. It notes reserves falling in New York banks, the interdistrict gold settlement fund, and the impact on money markets as war purchases drive imports and distribution inland.
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New York
New York City
Federal Reserve System
Ferral Reserve
Boptombe Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Agents
York
Great Britain
Leaves as fertilizer urged by Syracuse forestry professor
A New York forestry professor argues that fallen leaves are a natural fertilizer, with forests acting as a vast factory producing soil nutrients. He warns against burning leaves as waste and urges households to save and mulch them to replenish soil.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
New York State Co of Forestry
Syracuse
Foresta
Adirondacks
Gaya
Apella
Pasteurized Milk and Its Donor in New York
Nathan Straus has provided pasteurized milk to New York babies for years. At times up to 3,000 infants have used his depots daily, with 2,600 daily recipients in recent months, amid an infantile paralysis outbreak. He faced prior opposition but continued the program, noting no illnesses among milk users.
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Duane
Goodby
Ray
Poggzin
Poggin
Fogrin
Nathan Straus
New York
Amon
Straus
Ares
Atraus
Now
How Coceanuts Grow in Youths Companion Era
The piece explains coconuts grow near rivers and edges where water drifts fruit to ripen. It notes thick husks and eyes on coconuts as part of natural adaptation and fruit dispersal described by naturalists of the period.
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Avas
Coconut Palm Seeding Its Way Across The Sea
A waterproof covered nut floats with three eyes at one end. As it drifts, a shoot grows leaves, sails form, and wind carries the nut across miles. Roots extend once it lands, and the salt transforms the seed into a thriving coconut palm on distant shores.
Love Letters and Public Desire in 19th Century Debate
A discussion on whether private love letters should be exposed to public view contrasts Browning and Elizabeth Barrett with late writer Helen Grundy. It notes society calls for openness while scholars defend intimate exchanges as personal. The piece also mentions land reforms in Paris and a Holstein mail car incident illustrating public access themes.
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Berlin
I Browning
Elizabeth Barrett
Browning
Fle
Ismaels
Tare
Nate
Slene Grundy
England
Malaons Altort
Paria
Ywasien
Holstein
BF Ator
Bain Tate
Oor
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