New England Name Attributed To Captain Smith In Early Voyages
Text notes Captain John Smith ascribed with naming New England and mapping the southwestern Maine coast. It recalls his 1614 exploration from Penobscot to Sagadahock, his 1616 Descriptions of New England, and Champlain’s later map work on the Maine coast.
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John Smith
Virginia
Maine
North
New England
London
Smith
Penobscot
Sagadahock
Bay of Penobscot
Champlain
Nova Scotia
St. John River
Nerves That Tire Easily and A Morning Gallop
Nerves of smell fatigue quickly while heat and cold nerves overwork. Hearing and light nerves endure long hours. heart nerves never stop. A morning gallop in the country offers keen pleasure at sunrise with dew, flowers, birdsong, and the wind.
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Reat
Maurice Thompson
Seven Days King of Naples Revolt and Runic Lore
Beven Daye King Mae apleile born 1822 led a 1647 Naples revolt against the Duke of Arcom forcing tax abolition for seven days and was executed July 10. Funes runes, letters of Teutonic tribes, were believed magical and read by interpreters. early runes appeared as marks cast on chips for fate and fortune.
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Mae Apleile
Thomas Antelin
Duke of Arcom
Naples
Lara
Bret
Hiristian
Leweharm
Lloyd George Promises Punishment for War Moves
Lloyd George defended the peace treaty and warned of punishment for a new European crisis. He urged seriousness about the League of Nations, praising the agreement while noting mixed reactions in the Commons to the proposed global security framework. The speech stressed holding Wilhelm II accountable and deterring future wars.
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Lloyd George
Europe
France and United States Sign Franco American Pact
Paris reports release of texts detailing Franco American and Franco British accords. The U S France pact cites peace treaty limits on Germany including Rhine defenses and forces within thirty miles east of the Rhine and obligates U S aid to France if Germany commits aggression. The treaty awaits ratification by the League council and approval by the U S Senate and French Parliament.
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Germany
U. S
France
Paris
United States
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Rhine
Council of the Tongue of Nations
United States Senate
Parliamient
New York Water Department Reports Unusual Drought Day
The chief statistician announced 28,000,000 nine ullons of water were drawn on the drought birthday versus june 0, signaling fervent prohibition support. In France the war era duels resume with Bayonne clash between M. Haaz mayor and M. wna deputy over chamber of counsels.
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New York
Ita
Water Department
Dureau
France
Bayonne
M. Haat
M. Wna
Chiumber
Coumdres
Chl
Pene
Protest Declared Over High Cost of Living in Central Italy
A protest movement across Pavnen Anenna and nearby Torna district towns in central Italy demands action against soaring prices. Reports say demonstrations reflect widespread hardship and call for relief amid shortages and economic strain.
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Aguinat H. G. L
Scheike
Nauthet
Pavnen
Anenna
Torna Distriete
Italy
Ayamathy
Knell
Food Riots Turn Deadly Near Bor Joutia
Four people were killed Friday when troops fired on a crowd during demonstrations near Houle, twenty two miles east of Bor Joutia. The chaotic scene followed protests that turned violent as security forces tried to disperse demonstrators.
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Rome
Houle
Bull Selection Rules in Dairy Herds
The U S Department of Agriculture urges using superior pure bred bulls from high producing, registry dams to boost dairy income. Daughters of top bulls outperform dams, while poor bulls reduce herd fat output. keep only proven bulls in the association for up to 12 to 16 years.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ike
New Windsor
Rye production soars in 1918 report from USDA
The 1918 rye crop in the United States exceeds 76 million bushels, with a dramatic rise since 1900. USDA notes acreage grew, rye wheat ratios shifted, and world rye output approaches 1.6 billion bushels, reflecting increasing farmer familiarity and crop advantages.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Prevention and Treatment of Hog Cholera Guide
United States Department of Agriculture and state agricultural colleges summarize methods to prevent and control hog cholera. County agents and local veterinarians can advise. Request Farmer's Bulletin SM from USDA for detailed guidance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Walted Ktaten Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
Asling
Cannll
Hogs and Herders Strive for Early Summer Water
In a rural scene workers face a dry spell as hogs and horses demand more water during early summer. The article notes livestock need for hydration, while farm laborers adjust routines to meet the higher feeding and care needs amid heat.
Federal control of meats urged amid price crisis
Washington reports call for federal supervision of packing, sale, and distribution of meat products as the only way to lower consumer prices. The agriculture department notes beef and lamb prices to consumers remain high while producer prices fall, urging government action and conservation reminders as the war ends.
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Washington
Melern
Department of Aericultnre
Department
Dempsey Defeats Willard In Fast Ring Clash
In Toledo on July 4 Jack Dempsey defeated Jess Willard to claim the world heavyweight title in a fast one sided bout. Dempsey withdrew briefly then continued and won by fourth round stoppage amid a crowd that failed to meet expected attendance.
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Toledo
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Demypney
Jess
Dempsey
Exerton
Gold of world in Wisconsin
Washington reports Ample gold reserves will remain for payments of favorable merchandise balance. The Federal Reserve bulletin notes a balance near 1.0 trillion in the last three years. If bids falter this year, debt nations face payment challenges and higher living costs from metal imports.
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Washington
United States
Ihs
Federal Reserve Bulletin
Still Higher Prices Possible Washington Warns
The July bulletin from the Federal Reserve notes the war period has ended and foreign purchases may continue, urging the public to finance shipments needed to replenish Europe. Price increases and shortages may persist as the nation adapts to postwar needs.
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Washington
United States
Federal Reserve Bowra
Gome
Army Demotion Plan Aims to Cut Forces by September
Army and War Department announce demotion and reorganization to reach a peace strength near 140,000 officers and men by September. Officials outline phased reductions and authority under national defense measures.
No Union With Huna Coblen. War News From Europe
A fragmented report notes tensions over a treaty between Amer ien soktiets and Ciemon WenieH under Peary treaty terms. A tragic incident near Sioux Fall details drownings after a pleasure boat accident on Lake Mudinen with about forty people aboard. Dutch government reportedly to surrender Kelner. Daily Mail cites Dutch delays as a possible last resort days.
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Huna Coblen
Aires
Amerien Soktiets
Ciemon Wenieh Aite
Sioux Fall
Tom
Lake Mudinen
Airwek
Best Medicine for Women Claims Revealed by Mrs Shaw
Mrs Lana Shaw of Portsmouth Ohio praises the remedy as the best medicine for women ailments after using it to restore her health. The letter urges other suffering women to try the famous root borb remedy E Pinkham's Vi trial as a relief option cited by supporters. Separately, evidence presented to the Engliet traction committee notes about 4000 commercial motor vehicles converted to coal gas fuels.
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Lana Shaw
Portsmouth
Ohio
Engliet Fns Traction Committee
Lift off Corns With Freezone Solution
An ad promises quick corn removal using Freezone. A tiny bottle costs Mitte at drug stores and is applied to the corn to instantly stop pain, allowing the corn to be lifted out root and all without puss or soreness.
Worth Seeing Lady Outaile Wiyts to See You
A brief note from the Courter Journal in Louisville praises a woman described as having blue eyes and golden hair, expressing strong interest in meeting her and inviting attention from readers.
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Lounisville- Courter-Journal
Cuticure Talcum Ad Claim and Brand Trio
An advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum as part of the Cuticura Trio with Soup and Ointment. It promotes a scented powder for face skin and baby use and claims the trio is superior to other perfumes. The ad notes the price as 2¢ each and appears in a period newspaper format.
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