Controversy and public notices ripple through Inter Mountain
The Inter Mountain Globe reports a wide array of items from Theodore Monee vott and Bellamy Storer publishing limited editions to public issues touching Roosevelt Gaver and Arch Bishop Irotand. It notes naval propulsion claims, American Legion travelers in France, and shifting politics in Germany and Britain within a mosaic of news items.
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Theodore Monee
Bellamy Storer
Roosevelt
Irotand
Maria
Cocina Gibbons
France
Alexander
Supe
Binvin
American Legion
Lenin
Trotzky
Moscow
Communist Party
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Berlin
Supreme Court
New York
Stillman
John Simon
England
Canadian Bar Association
Ottawa
Alton Parker
Hampton Larson
Philadelphia
United States
Lord Byng
New York State Boxing Commission
Jack Johnson
Alvin
York
Washington
J. W. Inter
Legion
Kansas City
Chicago
Wut
Great Britain
Kanes City
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Department of Labor
Erin Goldman
Japan
Scientific Research Association
Tokio
Globe Shipbuilding and Twydock Company
Causes of Pellagra Debate at Medical Society Meeting
Dr R C F seeks article on pellagra cause. Dr D supports infection theory. Dr M cites Harris on Italy’s wartime pellagra decline. A third doctor advocates Goldberger diet theory. another favors spoiled corn. Discussion notes disease traits, contagion limits, and mixed evidence for both theories.
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M. Rather
Harris
Italy
Thompson-McFadden Commission
Adentista
Institutiona
Pellaga
Goldberger
Hut
Divorce Decree Sought and Maiden Name Restored
The Hutchinson Gazette reports Lou Televen seeks more than a divorce decree. she requests restoration of her maiden name in court records and related legal documents. The case highlights a broader push for name restoration upon dissolution of marriage.
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Kansas City Star
Hutchuimen Gagette
Lou Televen
Puppone Fare Dialog Attracts Transit Chatter
A Chicago Herald and Examiner snippet shows a woman arguing with a conductor about dog fare. The conductor agrees the dog may ride and sit with other passengers if the dog keeps feet off the seat. The fragment hints at humorous urban transit exchanges and a punny misspelled quote.
Waterway and Coal In Great Lakes St. Lawrence Plan
The article argues the Great Lakes St. Lawrence waterway benefits the entire nation by expanding water power use. Engineer W. S. Murray cites annual cost reductions of 10 million in production and 82 million in railroad operations for the eastern region. It stresses coal saving and resource conservation through hydro power, touching daily life nationwide.
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Milwaukee Journal
West
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Milwaukee
St. Lawrence
W. 8. Murray
New England
Middle States
Murray
German View of Disarmament Calls European Reconciliation
The Vonsiche Zeitung argues that Harding's armament cuts signal a shift toward Anglo Saxon cooperation and a method outside the League of Nations within its principles. It warns France and Japan to fear a revived German military stance while noting demobilization and the risk to European recovery.
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Harding
France
Japan
League of Nations
United States
League
Pince
Doarmany
Buroy
Propaganda watchdog voices concern over wartime propaganda
A Philadelphia Public Ledger report notes a chamber committee condemns anti capitalist wartime nets used as propaganda to mislead foreign populations and urges vigilance and peaceful national unity through Americanism. The Louisville Courier-Journal fragment shows misheard quotes and social chatter as context.
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Radical Filma
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Chamber of Qommerce
Fragmentary Washington Star excerpt on gun rules and weather insurance
A rough Washington Star fragment discusses gun disclosure duties for carriers and notes the growing use of weather insurance in the United States. It mentions major league barbell clubs guarding their weekend games and references market activity under unusual insurance and rain conditions around the Fourth of July.
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Cwtom
United Siatus
Memmon
Plain dress dominates Ascot fashions as the season peaks
Margaret Walter reports from London on Ascot dresses that define this season’s style. A pure black crepe de chine gown with straight neckline and pleated tunic leads the fashion parade, while black lace, long sleeves, and crystal accessories emphasize the era's refined elegance.
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Margaret Walter
London
Ascot
Hss
Paris
War Finance Corp and Government Costs Debated
An editorial from the New York Journal of Commerce argues that paying bonds raises no government expense or tax burden as funds would come from treasury or the War Finance Corporation. It notes most holdings are treasury credits or paper assets and warns added costs would still arise for the treasury. The piece ends with a puzzled exchange about personal choices.
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New York Journal of Commerce
War Finance Corporation
Treasury
Warnance Corporation
Household Tips From The Cincinnati Post
A selection of home hacks on jelly strength glue adding lift to jelly hard boiled eggs avoiding scorching with occasional stirring moths attracted to copper window acclaims ants killed by passing through a faulty wringer note Japan buys steel amid demand for light steel shoes for building construction to support the pale system
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Cincinnati Post
Japan
Baye Adinpaten Fron
Most Beautiful Girl in America Chooses Philadelphia Suitor
Miss Gertrude M. Fisher of Melrose Park Philadelphia once crowned the prettiest in America by photographers has chosen Carl Laufer Jr a Philadelphia soft drink maker as her fiancé The verdict surprised her friends who witnessed a flood of marriage offers and toothpaste automobile and face powder pitches Miss Fisher denies she was the citys or nations fairest after the photographers verdict.
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Gertrude M. Fisher
Melrose Park
Philadelphia
America
Carl’. Lauber, Jr
Miss Fisher
Food Faddists Face Fact vs Fancy in Diet Claims
In a critical take on food faddists, the piece argues most dietary beliefs lack proof while noting true scientific advances. It cites McCollum on nutrients and growth factors, Steenbock on color and growth substance, and practical findings on cereal legume combos with animal foods, plus a poem fragment from Sadie Hliner Yanta.
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McCollum
Steenbock
Steenback
The Truth Prom Winnipeg Tribune Whisperer Exchange
A playful Winnipeg Tribune dialogue shows Janes and Laray debating whispered phrases and a light mock argument about what James should or should not say. The snippet captures local tongue in a casual exchange.
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The
Winnipeg Tribune
Janes
James
Paris Lloyd George on France and unity of the Allies
The Paris remark notes that Lloyd George credited France with saving the Allies through a just cause and warned that future injustice would jeopardize support. The report also mentions a royal dining incident described by The New York Herald about King George II cutting the palace dinner to spare expensive dishes, leaving simpler fare.
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New York Times
Paris
Lloyd George
France
Washington
George II
New York Herald
Ford's eight hour day reforms reshape Detroit, To ronto & Ironton
Henry Ford reorganizes the Detroit, Toledo & Ironton to enforce an eight hour work day for all employees including train crews. He ends time on duty not worked and aims for Sunday rest, with a $6 a day minimum wage and scale above it. The plan spreads morale and attracts applicants from other railroads.
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Ford
Mord
Detroit, Toledo & Lranton
Mr. Ford
Petroit, Toledo & Ironton
Detroit, Toledo & Trenton
Detroit
Toledo & Ironton
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
Ford Motor Company
Ferret Aids Cable Installation Process In City
A New York Post description explains how a ferret is sent through street conduits with twine to pull heavy cables. The tactic starts with the animal entering from one end, carrying twine, then a stronger cable is attached and drawn through to connect to the final hester cable and winch or vehicle.
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The
New York Post
Eccentric Czar and the Wig That Cleared a Crisis
A KC Star feature recounts Peter the Great’s chilly head and habit of snatching wigs from nobles, notably Prince Menzikoff, to warm himself. During a 1716 visit to Danzig, he swapped the burgomaster’s wig mid service, provoking gasps before the mayor’s dignified laughter defused any international tension.
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Kansas City Star
Peter the Greict
Peter
Prince Menzikoff
Danzig
Axar
Henry and Wife Clash Over Past Words
In a domestic spat, Henry lights his fourth pipe as his wife recalls his earlier claim of unworthiness. She retorts she will credit him for those words, and questions his prior judgment while their child rests nearby.
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Henry
Maer
Old chickens scarce during holidays prompting substitutions
Mrs Newbride complains about stale eggs and a grocer apologizes that young chickens were killed for the holiday trade leaving only old hens to lay. The exchange highlights supply issues and consumer frustration in a festive period.
Wife of Munich man declares dog barks all day
A fragmented report from Himplisstinus Munich notes a married man’s complaint about his dog’s constant barking with the retort Yes Barks all day and growls all night.
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Munich
Untitled Interchange Between Reporter and Washington Figures
A garbled reminiscence from a Wirminghem Age-Herald piece quotes a modest figure who says he spoke mostly to a hotel clerk in Washington and viewed a door keeper as imposing. The fragment offers little clear context or named individuals.
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Wople
Washington
Reeper
Grow Walnut Trees from the New York Herald
The walnut stands supreme for utility with a priceless nut crop and usable lumber. Across Indiana Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and Missouri old fences show its former abundance. Pennsylvania urges renewed supply with 150 bushels sown at Mont Alto and forecasts 100000 seedlings next spring.
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New York Herald
Theer
United States
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Forestry Magazine
Mont Alto
Gifford Pinchot
Hocrrisburg
Wabash
Where Beauty Blooms Unseen
A vivid note on Bulgarian wedding custom shows crowds gathering at rural weddings to view and bless the bride. The bride’s scarlet headdress and embroidered costume are highlighted as visitors offer gifts and praise the couple’s virtues before departing with a lasting memory.
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Hulgaria
Irlia
Has Woman Participation in Politics Affected the Home
A quoted exchange shows Mr. Meekton affirming that women’s involvement in politics has value at meetings. He mentions Henrietta’s belief in equal human potential and the challenge of speaking up in public gatherings.
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Mr. Meekton
Hergamente
Owam
Is Kinship Unitary and Germany’s Wages and Living Costs
A fragment discusses kinship theory and scientific bets, noting Germany’s rising cost of living. It mentions a $1,600 price for a hotel room and $4 meals daily, with Berlin reacting to excerpts from a newly published book about food stocks in the palace after a revolution.
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Germany
Berlin
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Oscar W. Underwood
Philander C. Knox
George E. Sutherland
Utah
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Vonsiche Zeitung
Ghyse
Louisville Courier-Journal
Washington Star
U. S
Miss Gertrude Fishes
Sadie Hliner Yanta
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Henry Ford
4. F. Hoagland
Ohio State University
Wirminghem Age-Herald
Temple Manning
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Washington Tar
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