Quiet Resting Places for Ny People in Puaccanle Habitation
Fragmentary text notes resting places and dwellings for Ny people, with garbled phrases and names. The readable portion hints at a planned or sacred site described as quiet resting places and a dwelling area. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable.
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Dejan Sos
Bolshevism Loses Its Best Bet In Milan Crisis
The Milan plant seizures by workers sparked government restraint until the Italian Federation of Labor met. Premier Giolitti proposed a settlement basis accepted by workers and employers, aiming for cooperative constitutional reform rather than force. The outlook notes two settlement plans: immediate friction points and a broad principle code for industry, with a push toward recognizing workers’ time and skill as an investment in the industry.
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Russia
Milan
Italian Federation of Labor
Nhor
Giolili
Elaly
Moscow
Inasi
Giolitti
Ttaly
Taly
Ciolisti
Wis
Democratic governance of industry gains official support in Italy
The article notes parties favor a bill to share technical, financial, and disciplinary management with workers, a national policy move. Giolitti aims at a middle ground between capital and labor, preserving ownership incentives while distributing rewards, a test for democracy in industry amid Italy and Utah's contrasts.
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Sabor
Giolitti
Utah
Russia
Coalless Cold Days Prompt Call for Higher Production
A column notes miners in scattered fields ignore union contracts, reducing coal output and urging a 768000 ton weekly gain over September. It argues higher wages and winter fuel needs, warns the poor suffer most in shortages, and critiques Kaiser, Bolshevik history, Fiume council, D Annunzio, and rising oyster prices as context.
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John B. Pratt
National Coal’ Association
Ten Years Ago Tailors Agree To Increase Wages Avert Strike
A decade past, Ely tailors consented to a 15 percent raise after journeymen pressed demands. In October 31 hearings at the city hall, the La Crosse Gas and Electric seeks higher rates from 1.00 to 1.125 for gas and from 1.00 to 1.00 for lighting. Judge Brindley travels to Madison for a University Visitors Board meeting. church groups fail to block film showings, though mayor Sorensen declines to halt them.
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Ely
State Railroad Commission
la Crosan Gas, and Electric Company
Brindley
Madison
Board of University Visitors
Jef
Sorensen
The Captain's Way by Clarissa Mackie
An 1820 scene unfolds aboard and ashore as Captain Brooks plans Dorothy's future. Dorothy hesitates to marry, weighing California dreams against family duties while relationships with Bob and Mrs. Fane shape a quiet, romantic drama.
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Clarissa Mackie
Mediure
Noewspiper Syndicate
Dorothy and Gloom
Captain Brooks
Groavke
Beb
Dorothy
California
Bobby-E
Gob
Govero
Bob
Vane
Corsmond Roth
Betus
Peter
Mrs. Bane
Agathy
Ethel
Ike Beth
Brooks
Pitot
Doro- Hye
Mysterious new girl at high school shocks diary readers
In a diary style piece from imoduad Fale FBI, a high school student recounts a rumor of a California movie actress enrolling at their school. The entry describes curiosity and disbelief about the girl who arrived with books, vanished, and allegedly once worked in films, stirring local chatter.
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Meedor
Dot Sanders
Kitty
Dot
Trever
California
Joe Lyons
Joe
Clarence
Ottawa teen saves two boys in Rideau Canal heroism
Roy Shuttleworth, 15, Ottawa, Canada, repeatedly saved a friend from drowning in the Rideau Canal. He first rescued Willis Bain, 14, after a motor boat cut the boy badly. Shuttleworth carried him to shore despite near exhaustion. He later saved another boy unable to swim who had ventured beyond his depth.
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Roy Shuttleworth
Ottawa
Canada
Rideau Canal
Willis Bain
Ray Shuttleworth
Shuttleworth
Bain
Fragmented letter from torathis and lovers
A bittersweet fragment from a captain and his correspondence reveals loneliness and longing for news of Torathis. Lien, Bul's partner, writes of waiting for deliveries and hints at visits from Mollie and others. The handwriting shows affection and quiet anticipation amid travel delays.
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Ion
Bul
Torathis
Bobby
Mollie
Price trends and inflation dampen postwar optimism
Financial analysis notes price movement in Iron Trade Review as a mix of prewar patterns and current overproduction across copper silk wood and hides with raw rubber 50 percent below prewar levels. It cites declining steel demand weakness from Ford production and a broad drop in exports while imports rise, sidelining postwar prosperity.
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John W. Hill
Iron Trade Review
Ohio
Igi
Oller
Old Man Puzzle and Tenné Games in Odd Verse
A fragmented verse cites an old riddle about finding an old man in a trench below earth and a tale of a tenant in Tennessee named Lobo playing tennis to raise money for his brother. It includes mock dialogue about laziness and a humorous line about difference between then and now.
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Monty
Lander Foot
Boyhood Stories of Famous Men Joseph Joffre
A schoolmaster recalls Joseph Joffre as a top pupil who hid behind stacks of books to focus on lessons. The anecdote links his early restraint to the later fame as Savior of France and Hero of the Marne.
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Joseph Joffre
Joseph
Istic
Joffre
France
Marne
Old Lady Riddle Transforms Into Soldier Sentence
A cryptic clippable riddle fragment asks why a girl seeking old feet becomes a soldier sentenced to a term. It references a five-letter word from which removing two letters yields another meaning, with a curious wordplay tone.
Presidents and Electoral Facts Quiz From The White House
A mixed set of trivia questions about U S presidents covering electoral votes dates state results and historic quotes. It asks for dates of electoral casting in 1921 and 1917, differences in votes for progressive versus republican in 1913, states with under 1600 votes in 1916, the author of a universal equality quote, widower presidents, a speaker of the House, and the official residence name. The piece references James K Polk and Thomas Jefferson in context.
Labor and bond markets signal easier credit and inflation risks
The report notes rising bond prices as credit loosens and prices fall for goods. The labor bureau findings show a drop in surveyed industries’ employment from July to August due to reduced activity. Rapid immigration increases labor supply, shifting wage expectations and signaling a larger influx of workers into the country.
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Bureau of Labor
Ancient dice and gambling in classical lore
The fragment discusses widespread private gambling in Greece and Rome citing emperors fondness for medic a and a Claudian book. It notes a ra jean transport of fortunes to gambling resorts and slaves used in changing luck. It also remarks on raisins losing nutritive value when washed and the drying process.
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Greece
Rome
Rathlinge
Augustus
Claudius
Jean
Gandis
No Hay in the Philippines Despite Humidity Droughts Feed Cities
The excerpt notes hay is scarce in the Philippines due to air humidity, with animals in cities fed preengrass cut in the countryside. It mentions fodder is carried into Manila and sold by the bundle, with some hay shipped from the Pacific but costly by the time it reaches Manila.
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Philippines
Pacific
Manila
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