Russian Cavalry Raid Strikes South of Lisoyang Rail Line
Kouropatkin's cavalry and infantry attacked south of Lisoyang tearing up railroad tracks used by Japanese supply lines. Japanese reports say damage was quickly repaired, suggesting limited impact. The action signals renewed winter campaigning as reinforcements reach Oyama and Bouropakin prepares for further moves in Manchuria.
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Assorted 1910s World Events Mix of Arbitration and Conflicts
The report notes the Asslo-Russian arbitration commission meeting in Paris and actions amid unrest including tribes surrounding Morageca. It mentions emigration aid for Jewish communities, political upheavals in Venezuela and Germany, and growing international tensions with calls for reforms, naval demonstrations, and foreigner expulsions.
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Regulation of interstate corporations urged by Garfiel d
The article surveys Commissioner James R. Garfie ld Bureau of Corporations call for a national license system for any company doing interstate business. It argues that licensure plus strict reporting would curb abuses from lax state charters and ensure accountability across borders. It also notes Congressional pace, Senate young members, and related political and naval budget mentions.
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James R. Garficld
Bureau of Corporations
The Laughing Girl Sets the Hearts Afire in Town
The article extols a cheerful popular girl who laughs boldly yet tactfully, claiming her smile buys affection, candy, theater trips, and admiration. It contrasts modern meals with past wit at table and urges polite, cheerful manners, modest dress, and considerate behavior as keys to social ease and happiness.
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Gaudh
Vaica
Lie
Kansas City
Fragmentary Textile Description From an Old Fabric Pattern
A damaged OCR fragment describes clothing with a blue velvet skirt and heavy embroidery. It mentions a tunic with tabs on the front, velvet borders, and a loose weave detail, plus stray references to politeness and social themes.
Evening Toilettes and Winter Fashion Commentary
The article surveys evening gowns in satin and chiffon, detailing white debutante outfits, green velvet dresses, fur accessories, and holiday millinery. It critiques beauty trends, praising plainness over artificial fashion and warning against excess, with social musings on advice and marriage dynamics.
Social Etiquette Guidance and Wedding Customs Fragment
Fragmentary guidance covers introductions at social events and wedding party selections. It mentions mutual introductions, proper timing at dinners, bridesmaids chosen from close friends, and noting consent before invitations. The text also touches on visiting etiquette and general social norms in a dated tone.
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AsiaMary
Raw
Perof
Sivig
Mother and Child Demand Water in Humorous Domestic Exchange
A fragment shows Mrs Smith scolding her son Peterson for asking for water. The boy insists and teases, asking to be spanked for another drink. The exchange ends with a defiant request for water and a playful senior child reply.
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Gale Smith
Smith
Yas
Paterson
Cure of Rheumatism by Dodd's Kidney Pills
Spe cial from Eagle River Wisconsin reports that Dodd's Kidney Pills cure rheumatism and kidney trouble. Maggie E Deckert testifies she was crippled by kidney disease and rheumatism, slept poorly, and after using the pills feels well, eats, and sleeps normally. She credits the medicine with restoring health and strength.
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Maxete’ E. Deckert
Eagle River
Wis
Union
Maggie E. Deckert
Dog Leads Nevada Miners to Gold Ledge Discovery
The story honors a dog named Flo said to guide prospectors Roth and Montmorency to a gold-bearing ledge near Tonopah Nye County. Assay values ranged from eight to one hundred twenty six dollars per ton. The find spurred mining activity, with the two men sharing a small camp and equipment.
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Francisco Bulletin
Nyeous
Tonopalie
Davfniesi
Tbs
Roth
Tonopah
Montmorency
Boy improves after Grape-Nuts diet post appendicitis
An eight year old with weak digestion and bowel issues was treated after appendicitis with Grape-Nuts twice daily. Two months later the father reports the boy is strong, muscular, and well nourished, crediting the diet for recovery and overall health. The claim links undigested food to appendicitis.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
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