Harding consults Coolidge on forming administration policies
President elect Harding sought Vice President elect Coolidge's counsel on domestic questions and the shaping of his administration. The talks touched on proposed association of nations and the delegation of specialized tasks, with Contidge likely to join as a general adviser while senior advisers are retained.
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Dolls of American Bisque and the toy trade evolution
An article discusses American bisque dolls, their production by Toby Martin Stangl, and the role of U S suppliers in meeting demand. It highlights early mass production, the shift from hand made to factory items, and the wartime impact on stocking American children with bisque dolls.
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Four Inch Snowfall Hits Claire and Wis Tour
Snow blankets Claire and Wisconsin region as four inches fall amid winter conditions. Reports describe rapid accumulation with travel disruptions and residents assessing impact on daily life. Local authorities urge caution as effects linger and crews work to clear roads.
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Former City Policeman Killed in Fall from Steamer
August Ege, a former Wise County city policeman, was killed Wednesday after falling into the hall of the steamer Chourens Reiss near TouvegaT. The incident also involved the Werdnesday family with five children.
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Strike Averted in Mexico Railway Telegraphers
A general strike of railway telegraphers and station agents announced for Wednesday in Mexico was called off, averting a potential disruption. The move ends days of tension as labor leaders and railway officials reached an agreement.
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Tobacco Assorting Company Opens New North Side Shops
The Leonard Tobacco sorting house on Rose Street North Side opened Monday morning under fall capacity. It is expected to hire over three hundred within weeks as the main factory at Dew tiling nears completion. The Preston plant currently employs about 150 workers, with increases planned to surpass 300.
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Racine Banker Dies in Wisconsin
The obituary notes the death of George W. Millers, a noted Racine banker and son of Joseph Miller founder of the Miller Shoe company. The text references the Miller family and their business legacy, including ties to local commerce and horse racing history in England.
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New Cult Gaining Headway in Japan
A Tokyo report notes a new cult, said to be socialist and even Bolshevist in flavor, struggles to gain adherents in the Japanese army. Officers on reserve lists are cited as devoted followers, prompting military concern. An investigation probed attempts to organize cooperation with agitators to undermine discipline. Major General Nagisaki, in an interview, voiced regret over troop unrest but said the number is still evolving, especially among men and officers.
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Investigation Underway Over Obscure Doctrines In Reserve
Fragmentary report notes officials reviewing a taint from a secretive doctrine labeled Omate- kya. The text hints at an office action and forthcoming instructions, with an investigation to determine the extent of influence. Names or places are not clearly readable in the fragment.
Senators protest British visa denial for Irish trip
Ten U S senators protest British embassy refusal to visa four members of the unofficial American commission of inquiry seeking to visit Ireland. The letter to Secretary of State Colby urges an explanation from Britain, noting impact on U S Irish relations. Signed by Norris, Walshes, and others, organized by Basil Manly for the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic.
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Insects that Walk on Water and Pneumatic Feet
Insects like the water spider and pond skater walk on water using tiny air-collecting hairs on six feet. Each foot press creates a cuplike seal, allowing the insect to float or walk on the surface by trapping air.
Castor Oil substitute touted for children and infants
An old advertisement proclaims a non narcotic remedy for constipation flatulency wind colic and diarrhea praised as the children’s panacea and mother’s friend. It touts decades of use over 20 years with Chas J Fletcher signature and warns against counterfeits and imitation syrups.
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Curious Insect Vella Curreus Seen Beneath Surface
A fragment notes an insect named Vella curreus, described as hairlike and pale, spreading a white shadow beneath water. The text compares a thin hairlike layer between its body and the water and mentions its fragile, submerged appearance.
Curious Mr. Guy and His London Bookshop Legacy
The article recalls Curious Mr Guy, founder and book seller in London at Lombard Street and Cornhill. He sold Bibles and theological works, ran a shop at the junction, and was said to have shrewdly speculated in stock, described as one of the few men who bought and sold South Serf stock at the right time.
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Untitled Fragments Show A Personal Tale Of Love And Wealth
Fragmentary OCR reveals a narrative about a man dining with someone, conflicting plans, an engagement and marriage, a hospital, a shop, and a figure who funded ventures with a $1,000,000 endowment. Names and exact actions are unclear due to garbled text.
Rail Loan Approved For Chicago Great Western Railroad
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission approved a loan of 199,974 dollars to the Chicago Great Western Railroad for freight cars and rehabilitation of road beds.
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Interstate Yovomerce Commission
Chicago Great Weste F Railroad Company
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