Six Greatest Men in History as per H. G. Wells
The piece surveys a Wells proposed list including Jesus Buddha Asoka Aristotle Roger Bacon and Abraham Lincoln. It argues real greatness comes from service to humanity, highlights home life and stove invention, cites Ben Franklin and Alarcon, praises radio printing and the Wrights, Einstein and Watt, and elevates Gutenberg or an unknown Chinese printer as pivotal to progress.
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H. G. Wells
Jesus
Buddha
Asoka
Aristotle
Roger Bacon
Abraham Lincoln
India
Wells
Alexander the Great
Benamin Franklin
Alarceni
Mars
Wright Brothers
Einstein
Watt
Gutenberg
Four Legged Wealth and the Golden Wedding
RS. WILLIAM C. MUDD of Yorkshire celebrates her golden wedding by winning another butter making prize. In 49 years her butter entered 1888 competitions and capped 477 blue ribbons gold medals and prizes. Her skill earned her an audience with Queen Victoria.
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William C. Mudd
Yorkshire
England
Mrs. Mudd
Queen Victoria
Bessie
The Dairy Cow and Its Global Impact in 1920s
A historical look at dairy cattle, noting 24 million dairy cows in the United States worth about 50 dollars each and producing nearly 99 billion pounds of milk last year. It highlights a Quebec Holstein, Dekal Plus Legis Dixie, yielding 32,668 pounds of milk and 1,489 pounds of butter fat, and cites President Harding calling a worldwide dairy experts conference.
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Vaudreuil
Quebec
Dekal Plus Legis
Danger on the rails and passenger fatalities in 1920
A claim agents report 1920 railroad passenger fatalities totals 229 with 64 killed while boarding or alighting moving trains and standing still. Eighteen fell from moving trains, 28 from steps, 10 after guards, and only 64 were struck by trains. Carelessness accounts for at least half the accidents.
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Eact
Gonan Doyle
Germany’s Warren critiques German industry capacity
Germany J Warren of the Remington Typewriter Company says after an inspection visit that Germany produces about 35 percent of capacity overall. He notes variation by industry, a finding that unsettles the international creditors committee.
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Germany
J. Warren
Remington Typewriters Company
Warren
International Committee of Creditors
Parents Carrying Burden Of Child Care Said To Overload
Theodore A. Lothrop of the Massachusetts Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children argues that neglect by parents shifts responsibility to churches schools and public authorities. He says blaming American youth is self soothing and insists the fault lies with parents.
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Theodore A. Lothrop
Massachusetts Society For Prevention of
Ten years ago in Ye Olden Times notes
A scan of blurred items recalls events from ten years back including travels between Milwaukee and New York, a secretary attending a national credit meeting in Boston, and a Milwaukee delegation. maritime and local incidents with fishing, a marriage at a church, and various local notices.
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Asher T. Furs
Lin Crise Hirhhe
Boston
Massachusette
Credit
Milwaukee
Brague
M Toohinean
Jobinsen
M Nelle
Allan Schreeder
Tie Here
Tren Tatts
Slant
Weirel
The Car Between Theresa Lane and Margaret's Office
Theresa seeks help about Angush Waite as Margaret frets over a plan to avoid executives. The pair gossip and scheme amid a cluttered office, phones, and visitors, while Walter Waite looms, stirring tension and uncertain futures.
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Theresa Lane
Margaret
Theresa
Angush Waite
Marrgaret
Billy Goat
Bather
Plewsaire
Tels
Bey
Copan Bensen
Manesen
konigHy
Cooke
Margarete
Stadt
Great Oaks From Little Acorns Grow In Chamber Ad
An old proverb leads a call to join the Chamber of Commerce urging civic support. The piece compares a prospering chamber to a growing tree, promising benefits like playground improvements, theater schools, conventions, hotels, and shops, if the community nurtures it. The message stresses individual influence and collective effort to boost industrial and civic life.
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Monumerra
Fragmentary note on a divine s omi-Amenicwn Logion Weekly
The readable parts describe ideas about road planning and a war context with naval mention. It references a person Lue Tast and a recurring theme of time spent moving and a repeated sigh or squelrel in a divine setting.
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Navy
Abe Martin Th beauty is skin dep some Pan
Abe Martin reports on skin beauty trends and the impact of complexion care amid changing fashion. The column notes various remedies and social attitudes influencing personal grooming choices.
Roland Larkin Hit At Hagar Street Car Crash Noted
Police report details a Saturday night incident on Hagar Street involving Roland Larkin and a streetcar. A car chief says Larkin was involved in a collision near the theatre district, with bystanders and officers attending the scene. Investigations focus on the operator’s actions as salvage crews and witnesses describe the event.
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Roland Larkin
Hagar Street
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