News Of A Week In Condensed Form
A lengthy digest covers labor strikes at Butie and mine areas, transport accidents near Grand Valley and American Fork Utah, and multiple national and international items. It notes sugar beet seed imports to Seattle, tungsten camp security efforts, railroad labor talks, political developments, and overseas battlefield reports from Jutland to Verdun with various casualty and policy updates.
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Wee
Bing
Aintment
Aight
Butie
Vladivostok
Russia
Utah Wate Board of Health
Ways A Boulder
Cole, Disputch
Jutland
North Sea
Reginald McKenna
Chihuahua
Torreon
Lua Elias de Pere
Pany
London
Ali Dinar
Darfur
el Fasher
Sudan
Gabriel Gavira
Chinahus
J. J. Perstfone
Pershing
Japan
Verdun
le Mart Homme
la Mort Homme
Republicans In Big Convention Opens In Chicago
Chicago June 7 The Republican national convention opens with a capacity crowd at the Coliseum. Chairman Hilles calls the meeting to order as delegates alternates and reporters fill the hall. Harding leads the keynote toward national defense and tariff while the party prepares committee selections for credentials rules and organization.
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Chicago
Republican Party
D. Hilles
Na Onal
Rom Trum
Hilles
Mr. Hillen
John Timothy Stone
Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago
Stone
James B. Reynolds
Massachusetts
National Harmony
Masten
Harding
Philippines
Techiaens
KX le
Republicass
Cod
Ambitions for a Boy Run Afoul of a Dancing Teacher
A conversation about a boy's future and the risk of becoming an assistant to a female dancing teacher. The speaker notes that success hinges partly on luck and reflects on prudent aspirations for a boy growing up.
Modus Vivendi Negotiations End Mixed Answer
A diplomat reports on how a potential marriage was assessed. The attache notes the response to whether she would marry, calling it partially satisfactory but enough to keep negotiations alive. She reportedly said if she ever marries it would be a man of good looks courage and ability.
Value of Our Horses in the United States
The article notes about 191 million animals in the United States valued at roughly six billion dollars. It cites around 21 million horses representing two billion one hundred million dollars, with the male horse alone totaling 260 million dollars of wealth and about 4.5 million horses in the country.
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United States
Popular Science Monthly
Freckles Child Logic and backward talk in a bright scene
A humorous vignette shows Freddie, the youngest of five, puzzled by backward phrases from his mother. He experiments with reversed speech and odd questions, ending with a playful misplacement of his own chair as he tries to eat pie.
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Arthur Warren Wate Hias
Injae
John B. Peek
BE. Innes
Eloise Nelme
Dennis
Thettate
Atlanta
Bat
Freddie
Beckwards
Beckwardel
Passage on discipline and punishment in crowding acts
A dialogic fragment shows a speaker objecting to pursuing similar acts, the manager agreeing, and a reflection that crowding similar actions is a mistake. The exchange hints at varied punishments and the belief that there are more ways to deserve punishment than to escape it.
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Ferry
Help For Working Women Woman’s letter to Lydia E Pinkham ad
A reader describes relief from female weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims three bottles eased symptoms and restoration of comfort, urging others to try the remedy. It references Frankfort Kentucky and the claim that no woman suffers from feminine ailments after using the product.
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Rae Pinkham
Frankfort
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lost Russian red wine in a heated disposal burn
An Indianapolis note recalls William Jessup who left a keg of Russian red wine in a Princeton wool mill estate. Mrs Woods urged burning it after Mr Woods complied, now the wine is priceless and would fetch $500 to $1000 if recovered.
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William Jessup
Princeton
Conversation on party guests and attire attitudes
A dialogue contrasts Mrs Exe and Mrs Wye Oh about party invitations. They discuss expectations for dress and gender roles, noting that a male host may influence how women perceive a party and whether it becomes a dress up affair.
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Tretegy
Exe
Wye
Coyote Frightens Town as School Children Warned
A gaunt gray coyote terrorised Por tole Cal driving fear through residents until school children chased it away. The animal attacked two dogs at a residence before breaking free and turning on a passerby. Hunters scour nearby hills to locate and kill the coyote.
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Portole
Cal
Pene
Peneere
Eshee Chem
Basins
Recommendation Dilemma for Politician Preferring a Trusted Candidate
The speaker questions a politician praising himself and weighs the ethics of recommending a candidate he fully trusts. He notes natural hesitation in self-praise but argues recommending a proven public servant could advance the people’s interest.
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Ama
Personalities Scarce in Quirky Letter Misread
A fragmented archival note shows bemused authorly remarks about a kindly, self-congratulatory person nicknamed Kitty-Heft. The garbled text hints at affectionate yet puzzled praise of a male figure noted for his gentleness toward animals.
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