Philippines Embo The Land of Fiber And Fruit Trade Growth
A long analysis outlines the Philippines as a vast US territory in the Pacific, detailing size population and governance under American rule. It highlights education expansion, rising trade from exports to 275 million by 1927, and diverse resources from coconuts to bananas, and fruit potential including pineapples and mango. It notes Manila’s strategic harbor and near global population centers, plus Palmas island dispute with the Netherlands resolved by arbitration.
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Ena Islands
Teland
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Pacific
mid-Pacific
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New Jersey
Delaware
Marysland
Japan
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Korea
Singapore
Dutch East Indies
Palmaa
Thatta
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East Indies
Palmon
Mindenan
Cape San Augustin
Badlew
Syola
Palmas
Wood
Mindanao
Mt Waa
Wim
State Department
Spain
Palins
How to Live Longer and Protect Against Disease
A historical column extols vaccination and public health gains, urging personal responsibility to prevent disease. It highlights smallpox, typhoid, diphtheria, and scarlet fever control, praises vaccines as simple and effective, and warns against ignoring scientific guidance that protects children and adults alike.
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Tio
Euwinmer Resorta
Senate Seniority Terms Defined in the Senate
The article explains that seniority is based on continuous service in the U S Senate and not on age. It notes the longer serving member is the senior senator, while the other is the junior senator.
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Senate
United States Senate
Anges
Terme
Not Lazy If You Think You Are Too Tied to Walk
A fragmented note describes a man pushing a wheelbarrow with eight people, suggesting a challenging downtown journey and urging readers to try such a feat on the way to the city. The text mixes casual banter about walking and a vivid image of an improbable street scene.
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Tie
Ella
Home Baking and Health Tips From an Old Cookbook
The passage outlines layered cake methods and fillings using orange, lemon, and rhubarb, plus custard and fruit desserts. It also covers nutrition notes for children, stressing calcium rich foods, orange juice for teeth, and the value of milk alternatives in schools. includes Junket tablets and a Date and Chocolate Cake recipe with detailed steps.
City airport tests new fog busting light system
Experimental lighting at Cleveland municipal airport aims to reduce fog danger for landings. A rotating fan of half white half red light creates distinct patterns to guide aviators, with four high intensity beams protected by a curved white housing.
Postwar Complexions and the Montague Debate
The Eng lish editor and author Montague mocks postwar conditions while an American publisher cites his praise for a postwar girl. Montague concedes one point about her, noting her complexion has improved, to which the publisher counters with a terse reply about artificial changes.
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Montague
Lsten Ing
Mr. Montague
Booth Inglys
Hanks
Athleticon
Chapeller
Odd Find Reveals Money Hidden in Package at Hanover Factory
A woman worker at a Hanover rubber factory discovered a neatly wrapped parcel containing 204 pounds of money before stock was sent to a regenerator. Both the worker and the factory owner claimed the hoard as a safe find. The judge ruled for the Ander unless the American claimant appears to prove ownership.
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Hanover
Germany
Honey Honey Constituents and Ball Ad in Toledo Blade
Constituents listed include water 18 parts and carbohydrate 73 parts with sugars and dextrin. The ad notes pollen gum bee resin formic acid and volatile oil among substances. The item is tied to a fashion note about dainty white dresses for baby or daughter by Rose Ball Live and mentions grocer advertising Muzalee More Appropriate Bevera masked tenors.
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Rose Ball
Muzalee
Bevera
Morezlea
Toledo Blade
Mexico’s First College Opened by Royal Spain Order
The Oral University in Mexico traces its founding to a royal order from Spain and dates back to 1500, marking a landmark in colonial education.
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Mexico
Oral University
Spain
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Supersedes Overeating Discomfort
A nostalgiac ad touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick cure for sour stomach from rich diet or smoking. It promises to neutralize acidity, sweeten the system, and relieve distress from overeating. Endorsed by physicians, it warns against buying other remedies.
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Phillips
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