Rutland urges curb on charabanc traffic in country roads
The Duke of Rutland petitions local and government authorities to regulate charabanc travel amid growing danger and road damage. He notes wide vehicles obstructing narrow roads, cites Derbyshire incidents, and calls for narrower width and heavier taxation to fund road upkeep and safety.
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Mintieh
Duke of Rutland
Sioux City
England
London
Times
Alness
House of Lords
House of Commons
North Midland
Dietriens
Mont
Derbyshire
Eaee
Fuesir
Rutland
Arlington Street
Bolshevik Questioner Presses British Labor On Russian Turmoil
A former Duma socialist deputy criticizes Lenin’s government in a letter published in La Cagu Commune. He calls for defense of Russian workers and protests against Bolshevik oppression, urging the British labor movement to act in solidarity with comrade Defallih and the Russian Typographical union.
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Ees
A. A Xipsky
Duma
Russia
la Caugy-Commune
Mereka
iBolvetpress
T Yvern
Pdemocrat
Russian Typographical Union
Lenin
Aaim Pon
Trouble in the League Pushes Meeting on Peace Pact
Report from New York describes officers and members of the League to Enforce Peace urging a forthcoming executive committee session. They discuss defining the league's stance in the presidential campaign and potential actions regarding the League of Nations covenant and ratification debates.
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Oscar 8
Etraus
League
New York
Corinthee
League of Netlons
William BH. Tels
Hil Vaacd~ Tion
Murray Bay
Ont
Straus
League of Nations
Paria
Britain
France
Howard
Taft
Senate
United States
Covenant of League
League Covenant Debate Impresses Senate Meeting
A discussion on the League of Nations covenant occurs with reservations by two thirds Senate vote and acceptance by existing member governments. Attendees include Jolua H. Barnes Glenn Frank Henry Prinker Raymond Ingerroll Herbert Houston Thomas Chamberlain Ane Fisher George Putnam Judge T Manton James MacDonald George Purnpton Fred Mill Henry Taft William Saunders Nelson Spencer Irwin Smith Allan Ames.
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Senate
League of Nations
Jolua H. Barnes
Glenn Frank
Henry 5. Prinker
Raymond Ingerroll
Herbert 5. Houston
Thomas G. Chamberlain
Profane Fisher
George H. Putnam
T. Manton
James ‘MacDonald
George A. Purmpton
Fred J.’ Mill Henry
W. ‘Taft
William 2 Saunders
William He Short
Denys P. Myers
Nelson S. Spencer
Irwin Smith
Allan P. Ames
Tuppence in Demand From the London Outlook
The copper unit rises to two pence in the new portage rate while the penny is retired. Citizens dislike lugging heavy copper coins and warn that heavy coinage damages clothing as prices climb. Local readers urged to adapt amid changes and avoid excess burden.
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London
Europe
Timber and piano making in early Indiana craft
The Indianapolis News describes timber requirements for piano making with species such as Canadian spruce oak whitewood Honduras mahogany and English beech. It notes sound boards from Swiss pine and the Christmas tree variety and explains the timbers must be seasoned in a heated chamber with dry air for days. It then shifts to a poem about racial strife and separation, contrasting women and men and reflecting on alienation and pain.
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Indianapolis News
Kernel of Worship in Hartley Moore Essay
The excerpt argues that science can disprove ancient creation myths and natural phenomena, yet the core kernel of worship remains. It states reverence for a vast creator persists despite lacking rigorous proof or material knowledge, guiding believers toward higher illumination.
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Justin’ Hartley Moore
Faomas Y. Crowell O
Palwrekolo
Mao Jo
The Singing Vagabond
A fragmentary poem narrates a sad wanderer who moves along singing about a glad heart and merry soul. It recalls lost money and love, a final fate to go down among the dead in quiet graves. The voice laments loneliness and betrayal as it travels toward an unknown end.
The Elusive Sciatica and Misleading Pain Signals
A man suffered years of presumed sciatica with various remedies. Medical exams showed the real source was chronic hip joint inflammation causing referred knee pain and thigh muscle wasting. The article argues treatment must target the underlying hip condition, not the misidentified sciatic pain.
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Pat
Sney Aga
Siti Ble
Jae Te
Lead Poisoning Questions and Home Remedies in Old Letter
A reader asks about lead poisoning from a poorly ventilated press room. The letter discusses symptoms, possible diagnosis of cirrhosis, and remedies including sweating, hot spring baths, and iodide of potassium with cautions about dosage.
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Mre. L. M
Preas
Arizona
Harris
Arrowhead
Glenwood Springs
Well Paid Propagandists in Public Speaking
The article argues publishers must label paid propaganda as advertising and condemns speakers who don’t reveal sponsors. It notes promoters speak at women’s clubs civic groups chautauquas and churches and warns that pay for speaking is widespread and alluring.
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Newae
Thumbs Down on Cox in StaaterZeitung Editorial
In a StaaterZeitung New York opinion piece the writer condemns Cox and Wilson as unfit for America and Germany. The editorial argues America aligns with all Germans and criticizes leadership as the worst possible choice for Germany.
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Cox
The
StaaterZeitung
New York
America
League
Wilson
Mr. Cox
Armurica
Germany
Uncertain fragment ends in wager at table
Fragment from a North China Herald page describes a passenger at a table asking not to be told the result of a bet, amid a dialog about coffee and a wager. The garbled text provides no clear persons, places, or events.
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North China Herald
Walter In
The Home Laundry Prom at Houston Meet
A fragment from a Houston Meet noting a hurried request to reach the bathroom for the first wife and to wash stockings and walls, with a suggestion of using the laundry if time runs short.
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Houston
Mr. Listisiar
Fragmented OCR Reflects Turbulent Speech and Confusion
The passage presents garbled dialogue about race, fear, and identity with distorted names and phrases. It combines stray terms like Ohio State Journal and references to a priest or pastor figure, implying a chaotic report or transcription error from a historic page.
Accused Linked to Murder Case as Dynamite Evidence Emerges
State evidence ties Nick Girba and others to the Lehigh Cement murder after officials reveal a dynamite experiment proving a blast could have caused the death. The discovery follows Grin's arrest prompted by suspicions around the victim's spouse.
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Mapeer
Nick Girba
Berian
Lehigh Cement
Mike Reldhawr
Sheriff
KE Muragh
Pond Nea
Baldixer
Grin
Custody Battle Over Des Moines 6-Year-Old Debated in Court
In Des Moines on September 4, Judge Lester L Thormpson heard a custody and guardianship dispute for Mildred Mae Sones. Both parents are deceased. the mother died when the child was about one. The father died overseas in France while in the army, leaving a sizable estate and a 100 acre farm. The Hawns of Correctionville seek custody and adoption, with Mrs Hawn being the deceased father’s sister and daughter of the paternal grandmother.
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Des Moines
Battin
Lester L. Thormpson
James W. Sones
Mildred Mae Sones
Oscar Carlson
France
Eemy
Mra RC. Hawn
Correctionville
Mra. Hawn
Anna A. Drake
Dubuque Soldier Becomes Bitter Drug Company President
Henry A Bitter of Dubuque is named president of Henry A Bitter Drug Company after serving in World War I. He was the only American to lose both hands and both eyes in the war and was injured in France three days after the Armistice when a hand grenade exploded as he prepared to throw it. He had worked as a drug clerk before enlistment.
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Dubuque
Henry A. Bitter
Squiles
Arter
France
Clerk admits thefts in Dubuque court case
Mrs Martha Royaker pleaded guilty to grand larceny for wholesale theft of silk and hosiery from Rosek Bros department store where she was a clerk. Court deferred sentence to September 7.
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Dubuque
Marthia Royaker
Roasek Bris
Electric lines to be paid for mail space
Washington, Sept. 3 The Interstate Commerce Commission established the space basis system for payments to electric railways for mail transportation. Complaints from electric railway companies argued the old method failed to fairly measure service. The commission set schedules of payments under the space basis system as a workable measure of service.
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Washington
Huerta Declines to Seek Another Term in Mexico
Mexico City September 3 Provisional President Huerta rejects National Republican demands to run again and ignore the September 1 election. He says he cannot betray his party, principles, or country and will transfer power to the winning candidate. Alfredo Rivera Dominguez is supported by the party with Obregon deemed ineligible.
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Mexico City
de la Huerta
National Republican Party
No. Nation! Republican Party
Alfredo Reabrex Dominguez
Alvaro Obregon
Colby Talks With Wilson Over Polish Frontiers Warning
Secretary of State Colby and Under Secretary Davis met with President Wilson for nearly an hour. They discussed the Moland correspondence and the Polish warning to stay within their frontiers amid the Bolshevik conflict.
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Washington
Colby
Davis
Wilson
Moland
Polow
Germany Accepts Terms for French Reparations
Berlin confirms Germany accepts the French demands for reparations after the Hreslau incidents. The foreign office announced the acceptance at 2:00 pm local time. A Berlin telegraph report had forecast Germany's acceptance.
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Germany
Paris
Foreign Office
Hreslau
Berlin
Mariner Treasure Legend Inspires Sea Rumor
Despite rumors of hidden treasure, a shipwreck tale centers on a United States Marines vessel that lost men overboard and vanished at sea. The item notes a Vietnian community myth of Hidden treasure linked to pirate Jonny La Fife and coastal wandering.
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Vyrrie
Glen
Enigoes
Cuticura Trio Promises Soft Skin and Fresh Scalp
Advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for the complexion daily use and cleansing of scalp and hands, plus Cuticura Lotion and Cuticura Talcum as a fragrant trio for skin care.
Brooklyn Woman Questions Candidate About Time At Last Place
A Brooklyn woman questions a candidate about time spent in the past place. The reply outlines weeks spent with different ladies across floor levels including top, third, second, and ground floors.
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Brooklyn
Onions Blamed for Preventing Mustaches on Women
A curious claim notes that eating onions could prevent a mustache from growing on a woman’s lip while urging mothers to inspect Castoria bottles for proper age.
Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Cites Woman Healed Without Surgery
A Cairo Illinois resident shares relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recalls severe pain and nervous fatigue before finding improvement and urges others to seek medical advice, noting some cases still require operation.
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Cairo
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra
J. R. Matthews
Sycamore Street
Ill
Absent minded remark in hospital diary misreads
A dialogue shows two doctors debating memory lapses while reviewing a death certificate. The exchange highlights confusion over the cause of death and a mishandled space in the form, reflecting a moment of diagnostic uncertainty.
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Cinemnati Enquirer
Incoherent OCR fragment sparks ambiguity in obituary note
A garbled OCR passage mentions names and ages but lacks clear facts or context. The piece appears to reference a person or people with ages around sixty and possible affiliations, but the text is unreadable and does not provide a definite event or location.
Minister Visits Poor Parishioner in Glasgow Tale
A Glasgow minister visits a poor parishioner and learns the worker bought a new phone for 8200. The woman boasts her purchase surpassed a neighbor who paid 8195. The clergyman questions if anyone can resist temptation, while the young man in the Homigelitte shaw hints at further purchases.
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Glasgow
Fie Haeh
Fragmentary note hints at a botched attack report
The readable words describe a chaotic scene with references to Hindle, Corin, Vietee, and a wired vomialin. Mentions of dogs and a shin con imply a possible crime or accident, but the text is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR Note on Health and Weather
A garbled OCR passage discusses cold symptoms and a weather context with fragmented phrases. It mentions blood, medicines, a doctor, and likely medical terms, but the text remains unclear and incomplete with many typos throughout.
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