Shrine of the Holy Coat at Treves Pilgrimage Recalled
The Shrine of the Holy Coat in Treves rises in status as pilgrims return every many years. The relic, guarded for centuries, was placed on the high altar in 1106 and publicly displayed after a long period of secrecy. A 1814 guide doubted its existence, but in 1844 Archbishop Arnoldi announced a jubilee and began public exposure to thousands. The coat is a plain dark brown garment with wide sleeves and no seam.
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Treves
Rome
Dreven
Saga
Dundee
Arnoldi
Bottles drifted for years finally recovered worldwide
United States hydrographic office reports several long delayed bottle recoveries. One was set adrift August 17, 1915 by Captain Nayohue of the Tamba Mara near Kamchatka and found May 15 near Moelips Washington. A second, from December 1914 off Cape Corrientes, Mexico, surfaced February 28 near Christman on the Hawaiian latitude. A third, cast from the whaleboat W. H. Marsten February 14, 1915 east of Chile, was found January 21 near Wanganui New Zealand.
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New Zealand
Adjustable clock dial plan proposed in England
A proposal suggests clocks be built with adjustable dials so the dial rotates one hour to change time while the hands stay fixed. The disk would be set by screws in curved slots, aiding adjustments for daylight saving or other shifts. Critics warn most people read the hands, not the dial, limiting usefulness.
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England
Tite
Atrikinge Dorkd
Honda
Fragmentary wartime dialogue prompts from a crate label
A garbled OCR passage presents awkward wartime dialogue with phrases about going to war, reprisal, and a gesture toward marriage. The text includes broken lines and unclear attribution, offering little coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Fragmentary Shouts From The Clutch Of Fear
Obscure quoted lines reveal a distorted dialogue about a tiny car and hawks. The garbled text mentions Mine Cayeone and anariably acht Herve, suggesting a chaotic scene or coded speech without clear participants or actions.
Ambition shapes new political path in Bay region
Ambition drives a young leader toward a pivotal political role. The Bay area scene features a rising figure, with local teams forming. Key events outline potential alliances, upcoming votes, and shifts in party strategy as the figure pursues influence in regional governance.
News of a Week in Condensed Form
A long Atlantic world summary notes Albert J. Baker jailed in Denver for impersonating a army surgeon and cashing checks in Niagara Falls and Steamboat Springs. It reports miners conference in Colorado, price debates, a Seattle shipyard strike, and multiple local and national incidents.
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Albert J. Baker
Denver
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Washington
H. A. Gartlett
Newton D. Baker
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Fowler
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Masa
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Utah
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Worth
Wilson rejects peace proposals from pope Benedict XV
Washington. President Wilson rejects the pope's peace note of August 27, saying a peace based on the German rulers would renew world domination and fail to endure. He insists on a just, lasting peace based on the will and rights of all peoples, not the word of Germany. The note text follows, with emphasis on equal rights, sovereignty, and condemning punitive measures. Secretary of State Robert Lansing endorses the reply.
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Canada Adopts Draft Law in Dominion Confers Military Service
Toronto reports the Dominion of Canada approves a military conscription bill. The bill was signed by the governor general and sent from Ottawa by a personal messenger, marking a major step in national service policy.
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Toronto
Dominion of Canade Oman & Lew
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Two men shot during payroll robbery at Weston embroidery works
Two men guarding payroll at the Weston embroidery plant were shot as a robbery attempt unfolded. The wounded individuals were able to escape and report the incident to authorities, who investigated the scene for clues and suspects.
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Wieston Broidery Tron
Question McAdoo on Loans Sparks House Dispute
Republican members of the House Ways and Means Committee pressed Secretary McAdoo for more than three hours behind closed doors to illuminate details of transfers of funds already authorized for allied loans. The session aimed to gauge transparency before approving further appropriations.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mfc Advo
Commaltteo Mochinars
Cold Combine formed to aid government conservation effort
A two day conference of U S manufacturers in Chicago organized the National Association of few Industries of America with Harry D Norvell of Cleveland as president The group aims to assemble aid to the government for conserving all resources amid national shortages and mobilize industry support.
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National Association of Few Industries of America
Harry D. Norvell
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Canal Zone Road Proposals Seek 100000 War Aid
The War Department asked Congress today for 100000 in appropriations to build military roads from the Panama Canal Zone back into the jungles and to extend aid for repelling raiders, in a request presented to the House.
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Washington
Tooday
War Department
Shipping Plant Strike Averted In Portland Unions
Three thousand members of unions allied with the Metal Trades association voted to defer strike action to the executive committee on Tuesday, temporarily averting a strike in Portland Oregon.
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Ore
Motal Trades Association
Tuewlay
Atrine
Canadian Town Mased Starts at Livery Barn
A fragmented report describes a journey beginning at a livery barn near Batlevow with a long trek involving diabawre and dehidigh terms. The text mentions a 870K figure and mentions road events or outcomes, but details are unclear.
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Alberta
Batlevow
Fiour
Freexone corn remover promised to lift without pain
A Cincinnati authority promotes freexone as a corn and callus remover. Apply a few drops directly to the aching area to loosen the core and hard callus. A small bottle is inexpensive and can lift soft or hard corn without irritating surrounding skin.
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Fractured Phone Call Sparks Suspense at Home
A Columbus Dispatch snippet portrays a frantic scene as a man answers a constantly ringing phone, voices interject, and a tense inquiry about who is calling ends with confusion. The fragment hints at domestic unease and unsettled recollection within a family setting.
Adventures of Motor Car? Title In Question
Fragmentary chatter references a book titled Adventures of Motor Car with cautions about timing. The snippet mentions Birmingham Age-Herald and a cryptic line about someone never racing a train to a crooning. Context unclear but points to literary discussion.
Gladys Joins a Reading Club in Silly Exchange
In a playful note, Gladys is said to join a reading club while jokes about cooking linger. The scene hints at light social pursuits and humorous banter about her kitchen skills and a neighbor’s reading habit.
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Defective OCR Brief Prompts Regret Noted
Fragmentary text shows unclear poem style and garbled phrases with no coherent event or entities. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are present to summarize into a valid newspaper item.
Fragmentary OCR Item From The Repeat Column
The readable text shows a fragmentary and unclear passage from a column or titled repeat section. It references borrowing money and mentions a second towel, with garbled phrases suggesting a humorous or ad hoc style. No clear names, dates, places, or events are determined from the fragment.
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