The Unknown Mr Kent and the Crown's Liberal Dawn
In Marken a crowd erupts as King Karl the Great declares a liberal government granting self rule. Kent deflects praise, credits the king, and urges responsibility while Princess Eloise and John Rhodes affirm their bond amid triumph and time of change.
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Syather
Paulo and
von Giuth
Marken
Karl the Great
Eloise
Bent
Karl
Kent
John Rhodes
Heirs Apparent and Crowns in Kansas Rumor
A garbled item notes American heirs to riches and mentions Kansas figures like Ossawatomie and Empeory, with references to Olathe and school pupils related to motor cars. The piece sparsely suggests local interest in wealth and succession without clear events or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Journal
America
Kansas
John Brow Ossawatomie
Hill White
Empeory
Olathe
Kannas
Schoberasade
Stine
Smoke and Babies Lungs Health Message From City
A fragment notes a baby born in the city of Ch with concerns about black lung in three weeks. John Tilt Robertson is cited as health commissioner or related official in the brief, indicating a public health advisory context.
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Ch Hese
John Tilt Robertson
Foundations of the Federal Reserve System and Banking Reform
The article explains the pre Fed era as a loose network of uncoordinated banks driven by profit. It describes gold reserves, loan contraction in crises, and weak clearing houses. It argues the Federal Reserve pooled gold and provided rapid reserve shifting to stabilize the monetary system.
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Adare
Wy James & Alexander
Athlon Bank
New York
American Manufacturersport Association
Waldorf-Astoria
Federal Reserve System
Banka
Blind men start their own broom shop in St Louis
The state fund for the blind paid workers in the broom shop at most ten dollars a week. Eight blind beneficiaries struck over higher pay and overhead costs. Five blind men pooled fifty dollars to open a broom shop of their own with twenty dollars saved and support from the city.
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State Fund For the Blind
St. Lou's
Missouri
Water Power in China Yangtse Kiang Project
The Yangtse Kiang river in China will gain seven dams to control flood levels and remove rapids for navigation. The plan aims to develop 11,000,000 electric horsepower at a cost of 410 million dollars, marking China’s first major water power development with strong industrial potential due to its abundant mountain water powers.
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China
Kansas City
Star. Ching
Yangtse Kiang
Shopper Seeks Fashionable Skirt
In a street scene a shopper asks for a fashionable skirt while a saleslady offers options to tailor the fit. The brief exchange hints at modern togs and consumer choices.
Heard at a Reception in Two Papers
A brief exchange notes a bank president’s daughter attracting attention at a reception. In London Opinion a crook describes aiding a fainted man by loosening his collar tie and pocketbook to help him recover.
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Boston
London
Crook
Pal
England’s Prohibition Mood Seen By Hubert Wales
Hubert Wales of England notes in Los Angeles that public sentiment would vote dry if a referendum were held now. He says America’s move is not freak legislation but the culmination of a long rising movement, amid anti-puritanical currents.
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Los Angeles Times
Hubert Wales
England
Mr. Wales
America
Cranks
Atream
Saya
Nature's Methods in Burroughs Essay
Fragmented text from an Atlantic Monthly piece discusses nature's processes. It references wind seed dispersal and rains shaping vegetation and cycles, though the OCR text is garbled and hard to extract precise meanings.
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John Burroughs
Atlantic Monthly
Nature
We All Know Them From Better Farming
A quotation collection notes types of people who avoid theft yet borrow and never repay who seek easy solutions and complain about reforming the world while their front gate stays open and inviting.
Tooth Brushes on Trial in Health Opinion Debate
Health writers question tooth brush efficiency arguing fingers and gauze can clean teeth better. They cite alternatives including alcohol sterilization and water flossing devices as methods to supplement brushing. The discussion cites cases linking toothbrush use to rheumatic attacks and suggests various improvised cleaning techniques.
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Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
C. M. Cobb
Cobb
A. C
Jacobson
Booth Buried in Oblivion Tale Keeps Silence
Indianapolis sources recount a lone 97 year old witness, Egbert Ingersoll of Los Angeles, who claims he knows Booth’s burial details but will not speak. He recalls Lieutenant Byron Baker’s warning to bury Booth in oblivion and says others died before the story could be told.
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Baron von Oluta
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Egbert Ingersoll
Los Angeles
Cal
Ingersoll
Mr. Ingersoll
Indianapolis
Byron Baker
Booth
Lieutenant Baker
Tower of London Ceremony and War Poem Note
The piece recalls the Tower of London nightly ceremony with the yeoman porter and guards, ending with God Save the King and the Last Post. It shifts to a martial poem urging warfare to end war, invoking peace and justice as a single, universal prayer.
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Tower of London
King George
William Benator Lodge Notes Autocrat Fear in Campaign
William Benator Lodge argues that President Wileon is not a candidate this campaign yet warns of a perceived autocratic danger. He questions leadership style and compares Wileon to a Caesar in rhetoric while addressing audiences about political authority.
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Wilconiam
New York Post
Benator Lodge
Wileon
Boeble
Ae Caesar
Jean
Dias
Aspirin Brand Bayer Tablets Promoted for Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Bayer aspirin as safe and prescribed for over twenty years. It urges accepting only an unbroken Bayer package with directions for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain and notes 12 tablet tins and larger packages sold by druggists.
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Bayer
Catarrh Can Be Cured and Constitutional Treatment Noted
The article asserts catarrh is greatly influenced by constitutional conditions and can be cured through constitutional treatment. It introduces Cataree Medicine as a remedy. The text shifts to an unrelated, stylistic note about a love letter read in court.
Fletcher's Castoria History in Mothers Care
An old advertisement recalls Fletcher's Castoria as a trusted remedy for infants and children over 30 years. It emphasizes its signature use and enduring popularity among mothers seeking safe relief.
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Fletcher
Side Whiskers In London Fashion Fades After War
The New York Sun notes British young men grow side whiskers as a postwar fashion shift from the regulation mustache. Lords Rocksavage and Lonsdale are cited as early adopters of the style, known for their sideboards and sporting image.
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London
Lord Rocksavage
Earl of Lonsdale
Lancelot Lowther
New York Sun
Ambiguous Candidate Seen Amid Red White and Blue
A fragment notes a figure named Bocker or Bocker He looking on wine as colors turn red white and blue. The line hints at political imagery but lacks clear context or events. No dates or places are given.
Emblems of Peace and War Compared in Olive and Orange Blossoms
A traditional note contrasts the olive branch as the peace emblem with the orange blossom representing war, reflecting symbolic meanings from historical or regional traditions.
Green's August Flower A Digestive Remedy Ad
A vintage ad promotes Green's August Flower as a remedy for indigestion palpitations and digestive disorders. It claims fifty four years of use in thousands of households worldwide and describes it as a gentle laxative sold everywhere. The note ends with a brash line about a man irritated by a flirtatious passing woman.
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Green
Diamond Dyes Advertisement Sparks Easy Home Dyeing
Diamond Dyes promotes simple at home dyeing with directions in every package. The ad highlights rich color options including a 16 color druggist color card and urges consumers to avoid poor results by using Diamond Dyes.
Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes as Arctic Theater
The Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes near Mount Katmal Alaska is a volcanic landscape described by Andrew J. Stone. Steam and lava jets fill the air while sulfur colors coat the valley walls creating a painterly scene. Pools spout boiling water and ice flows drift, with waters ranging from freezing to 212 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Mount Katmal
Alaska
Andrew J. Stone
Paper Clothes Line Snags Long Front-Store Crowd
A long queue formed outside the shop selling paper clothes, drawing attention as customers waited for the regular paper wares on display. The scene captures a curious daily ritual with the crowd stretching down the block.
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The
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France
Moses
Moss
Nature's Methods
Indianapolis News
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Cale Young Ries
Rice
Brothers
Sioux City
Chicago
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Podtaum
Corea
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