Bolshevism aims to set up branch in United States
The article argues that the Third International plans to establish a U S branch to aid American discontent and disrupt the republic. It notesLenine’s claim that the Reds must act quickly, questions the American propaganda effort, and dismisses potential success from Moscow trained commissars. It cautions organized labor and American leaders, urging vigilance against foreign influence while praising Uncle Sam as a resilient defender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Internationale
Department of Russian Bolshevism
Russia
Lenine
Reds
The
Red Internationale
Ony
United States
Great Britain
America
Moscow
of the Red Internationale
Socialist Party
Communists
SW W
Asia
Republic
Sam
Romanoffs
End of the Hazard affair sparks a double escape plan
Lucile and Billy plot to marry against parents' wishes. They plan to flee Cincinnati tonight with Seth Wanley guiding them in a flivver while a lookout and a cautious approach set the stage for a secret union the next day. The alarmed father discovers the scheme as the couple seizes the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.ray Baker
Lacie
Hazard
Sneile
Peri Ince
Lucile
Iecare
Billy
Jim
Sue
Tucile
Cincinnati
Seth Wanley
Teachant
Grirson
Weill
Luella
Father
Tyamal
Tuesle
Theo
Billy Wrusch
Lim
Cincinnai
Nonstop Piano Record in London Battle
A man named Kemp in Graydon, England, reportedly set a new nonstop piano-playing record by hammering keys for 110 hours, surpassing a former 405-hour mark. The event began Tuesday at nine, ended Saturday night, with observers noting his partner’s stubborn stance and a tense, emotional scene in the woods as a couple contemplates elopement amid family strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Albert Kemp
Graydon
England
Zeilander
Kemp
LeKl Kemp
Fragmentary Bible Plain Sense Excerpt
A fragmentary text cites a prophetic line about waiting upon the Lord and guidance for the house of Jacob. It includes garbled punctuation and misspellings, reflecting a rough OCR capture of a devotional passage. The legible portion centers on trust in God and his teaching of people like Jacob’s heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Jacob
Gude-Jonn
What Do You Know About Presidents Question Teaser
A historical quiz item presents a series of presidential questions and answers. It asks which president won the Nobel Peace Prize, who originated decimal currency, and the 1920 date for electors, among others. It lists figures like A Mitchell Palmer and mentions widows of presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Monticello
Mitchell Palmer
Dent Wilson
The Nature of Official Republicanism in Wisconsin Politics
A concise discussion of what constitutes official Republicanism, the role of party platforms and primaries, and how nominees merge with the party ticket. It argues that voters expect candidates to adhere to party principles, and that deviations should be publicly explained by the party committee. The piece calls Blaine, Morgan, and Wisconsin GOP leaders to consider party duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Telaw
Beth
Messrs
Blaine and
Morgan
Republican State Central Commeiltee
Ten Years Ago Today Union notices wage demands
In Ye Olden Times ten years ago today the Journeymen Takors union served notice that a wage increase must be signed by tomorrow or workers will walk out leaving unfinished work to employers. Reverend changes at local churches and fundraising results were also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of Journeymen Takors
Northwest Conference
Z. L. Panzlen
M. B
Charles City
Iowa
J. le Klaus
la Grosse
E. O. Vil
Holmen Lutheran Church
la Crosse
Weaning the Baby and Skin Care Q&A
A historical Q and A on baby weaning timing and method, noting gradual introduction of cow's milk, dangers of overfeeding, and signs to stop nursing during maternal illness or pregnancy. Also includes brief dermatology tips for aging skin and cosmetics.
Town Clock Tolling Mishap Shocks New Belfast
A town clock tolled for hours starting at midnight until a caretaker stopped it with a crow bar. In Chicago sports, the White Sox edged Detroit while Cleveland beat St Louis, keeping pace in the American League standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Eng
Chiosgoh
White Sox
Luke
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveeand
St Louis
Accident with Red-Hot Stove Reveals Rubber Secret
A story from The Boys' and Girls' Newspaper recounts Charles Goodyear's struggle to develop vulcanized rubber. After years of failure and debt, a kitchen accident heating sulfur with rubber gum revealed the method, transforming rubber products worldwide though Goodyear died poor. The piece notes 60,000 people in rubber by 1860 and mentions goings-on in the Goodyear firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Goodyear & Song
Philadelphia
Charles Goodyear
New York
Roxbury Co
Sator
Anther
Goodyear
I. Phe
America
England
France
Beehive and Moldy Potato Riddle Examined
A playful query asks for the difference between a beehive and a moldy potato. The answer concludes there is none, noting one is “a bee holder” and the other “a specked tater” in a humorous distinction.
Harvey Johnson earns 315 dollars gardening in Hibbing
Local resident Harvey Johnson of Hibbing Minnesota reports earning 315 dollars from selling beans peas and tomatoes last summer. He delivered produce by push cart from two vacant lots near his home and reinvested time into the garden. Sophie Wright School for Girls near a southern village grew from a cottage sign to a noted institute aiding New Orleans charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Johnson
Hibbing
Minn
Raymond
Sophie Wright
New Orleans
South
Riddle Confusion From Odd Old Page
Mumbled lines present a jumbled riddle excerpt with garbled dialogue and stray phrases. The text shows fragmented questions about generosity and fair mongers, plus stray names and incomplete quotes indicating a puzzle or wordplay piece from a historical page.
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Albert Hemp
James G. Blaine
James Buchanan
Theodore Roosevelt
Benjamin Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Thomas J. Preston
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
No. Carolina
St. Carolina
Tennesee
Tezaa
Virginia
McMillan
Fourth Street
D. J. Gameron
Security Savings Bank
Common Council
Board of Public Works
McClelland
George B
Palester
Thomas ‘Minshall
Roads of
Minnesota
D. Appleby
Washington, D.C
Uncle Sam
M. D
U. S. Public Hearth Service
Washington, D. C
Ilttio
Yeaterday
Harding
Cox
Coolluge
Roosevelt
Oder
Lady Riddle
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