Labor's claims and a starved London scene described
The piece contrasts a poem of fatigue with Huxley’s impressions of East End poverty in London. It recounts a young doctor’s visit to a garret where a girl and workers suffer from hunger, and a sister’s defiant reply about earning six pence for thirty-six hours’ work. It shifts to news of a Great Northern train record and other brief notes.
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J. J. Hill
Great Northern
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Rockies
Montana
John Kilburn
C. C. Jordan
Peter Olson
W. C. Gardner
Darian Miller
J. N. Hill
Stevens
Edward Tay
A. N. French
Building Trades Label Set for Public Display
After years of talks the National Building Trades council approves a bronze label to mark buildings built entirely by union labor or by those using their working cards. The label, about a foot wide and seven to eight inches high, awaits owners’ acceptance for display.
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National
Building Trades Council
Cincinnati
National Building ‘Trades _ council
Janitors Form League to Fight Lampooning In New York
Cartoonists and comic papers have lampooned janitors for years and now the ancient New York guild has formed a league to correct the mistaken impression created by funny writers and artists.
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New York City
Malaga Grapes and a Town’s Misnomer in Decline
In Malaga the grape crop once thrived but a blight erased most vines and now the brand is grown elsewhere in Spain. Aldrich Missouri May 27 Four local doctors treated Mrs Mollis Moore for nervousness and kidney disease with Dodd's Kidney Pills after others gave up. She improved quickly and continues to recover, prompting local praise for the remedy.
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Malaga
Spain
Aldrich
Mollis Moore
Dodd
Wroa planet may have faint satellite confirms drift in light
A recent discovery suggests planet Wroa may accompany a satellite with almost no large metals. Dr Oppel first noted a luminosity variation of about a magnitude within hours, later supported by two French observers. The text includes stray quotes and unrelated aphorisms.
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Eres
Oppel
Grains replace coffee in new health drink ad spread
An OCR fragment notes a counterfeit ad promoting Grals as a coffee substitute called a pure grain drink. It markets reduced price per package and claims cures for skin eruptions and blood conditions. It includes assorted quips about skepticism, products like Wizard Oil and Kline remedies, and a joke about leaving a theater before the final act.
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Java
Japanese Empress praises Chings Wagilah and American influence
The Empress of Japan, married thirty years with five children, is described as a keen admirer of Chings Wagilah and American, and she and her husband have contributed to Japan’s development. She remains vigorous, spends an hour daily in the palace gymnasium in Tokyo, and is noted as an expert horsewoman.
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Wide Awaka
Chings Wagilah
Japan
Tokio
Reverend Pearson Elected Sheriff Faces Prohibition Backlash
In Cumberland County Maine Portland the preacher Reverend Mr Pearson elected sheriff after a joking nomination has become a persistent troublemaker. His strict enforcement of the prohibition law is said to have prompted threats of bribes and exile as a result.
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Deamon
Pearson
Cumberland County
Portland
Maine
Quardan
Europe
Wine in farm horse rations sparks debate in France
Discussion on using wine as part of regular rations for farm horses in France gains attention. A trial feeding horses bran plus wine has been conducted on a farm, prompting the Hernalt Agricultural Society to form a committee to investigate the matter further.
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France
Hernalt Agricultural Society
Private Mailing Card from the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
Private mailing card printed with colored scenery views of the railroad line. Sent on receipt of ten cents stamps. Addressed to F A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago Illinois.
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Acenery
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
F. A. Miller
Chicago
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