Neutral Holland Maintains Peace Amid War Strife
The Netherlands marks two years of mobilization with a wary view of war, preserving neutrality and peace prospects. Pro Allied sentiment among the masses contrasts with pro German notes in Right party circles and Dutch press. The Stark Exchange revival boosts profits while gold reserves rise to 232 million dollars. the economy benefits from high prices though imports and employment face belligerent restrictions.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
Holland
Europe
Toekomst
the Future
Churel Arties
Abraham Kuyper
Ferru
Netherlands Bank
Ofiers
Materdam
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertised by Endorsed Women
Durand Wisconsin and Blackstone Massachusetts women praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from menopause symptoms and general weakness. The ad lists hot flashes suffocation dizziness backaches and other distress as conditions the product can ease. It urges middle aged women to heed warning symptoms and consider the remedy.
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Durand
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkharm
Mary
Riewavy, Durand
Maassachusetts Womazi
Lydia E. Pinkham
Washburn Plans New Enginering Course For Graduates
Washburn College will launch a civil engineering program beginning August 28 aimed at creating a bachelor of science degree. The plan includes salary support during the last two years and credits toward the degree, with Santa Fe Railroad backing lab work and instruction. Professors C. S. Loper and Luther T. Tillotson will lead the department, both linked to Santa Fe engineers.
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Washburn
Washburnay
Santa Fe
Credi
University of Kansas
University
Venice Faces Crisis as City Seeks National Aid
Venice appeals to the national government for relief amid a port slowdown and tourism drop. Premier Boselli will consider measures to assist Venetians as fishermen and merchants lose income while Adriatic traffic stalls. Nearby notes mention a grade pupils examination schedule at Central School with subjects and dates.
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Rome
Venice
Nolan
Adriatic
Boselli
C. EF. Merwin
Prin
Central School
Charles Hughes Goes to De Soto This Morning
Mr. Charles Hughes traveled to De Soto this morning for an unspecified purpose.
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Mr. Charles, Hughes
del Soto
Fire at Canning Factory Hinders Operations and Plans
Fire at the canning factory damaged the building while insurance adjusters determine losses after ruins are cleared. Basements show stock preserved. a new factory may be built this winter to retain farmers supplying the plant. Directors will meet after claims settle. The rebuilding would aid Lawrence by preserving local employment. Also noted are advertisements for Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules claiming backache relief and Holland’s bread security.
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Lawrence
Syomnen
Haarlem
Toran x
Jake
Stan
Holland
Netherlands
Helsland
Hue
Government Denies Wheat Price Prediction Amid Rust Damage
Washington states no official forecast exists that wheat will rise to any price due to black rust. Officials rebut reports attributing such predictions to the department of agriculture and say no figure or outcome has been issued.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department Today
United States
Safety First Special completes U P tracks tour
The Safety First train finished its Union Pacific run in Lawrence on July 31 and travels east toward Omaha and Lincoln with exhibits in Kansas Colorado Wyoming Utah and Nebraska. Beatrice hosts the final U P exhibit before it continues east next week.
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U.P
Lawrence
Union Pacific
Omaha Tomor
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Nebraska
Omaha
Torpedoed British Auxiliary in North Sea Loss of 23 Men
The torpedoing of a British naval auxiliary in the North Sea was confirmed, with twenty three men reported killed. Bir Ernest Sidel traveled to Eudora this morning.
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Norifh
London
North Sea
Ernest Sidel
Eudora
Cua Ahead Game With Haskell Ended By Rain
The YMCA beat Kell 8 to 1 when J Plevins called the game after two thirds of the first inning. The game did not count as a victory and the outcome was disputed by Haskell. Indians fans wait as football enthusiasm could influence next moves.
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Haskell
Kell
YM. C. A
J. Plevins
Y. M
Hatkell
Plavius
Indians
Honors for sinking ship Captain Valentiner
London Aug 21 The Stifts Tid quotes a Copenhagen dispatch naming Captain Max Valentiner commander of the submarine that sank the Lusitania He is described as son of the Dean of Sondersburg Cathedral and as having received the Iron Cross of the first era and the Hohenzollern House Order with swords a personal gift of the German emperor
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Valentiner
London
Stifts-Tidende
Ribe
Denmark
Copenhagen
Max Valentiner
Sondersburg Cathedral
Hohenzortlern House
Dust and Phthisis Theory From Dr Haldane Report
Fragmentary report suggests a theory by Dr Haldane that dust does not kill germs and may influence phthisis. The text cites Colliers’ and British sources and hints at a trial or examination of an immune or protective effect.
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Haldane
Poverty praise and the lure of experience in a stray note
A fragment outlines a debate on poverty and its effects, suggesting personal experience can shape views. It mentions a person named Cir shase and a possible route by foot, with a reference to a “New Republic” collection, though the text is garbled and hard to parse.
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Go Oni
Bev
Bles Jooes
New Republic
Unclear source fragment from Whited Staires overview
Fragmentary text mentions Fair Maids and Whited Staires overview with garbled phrases about germs and evening. No coherent events or names to verify. unable to derive a clear news item or outcome.
Swatting Impressions Still Present
A Wisconsin savant notes ongoing swatting impressions affecting the season. The context remains unclear with garbled wording but suggests persistent, unusual behavior impacting events.
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Wisconsin
Penalized Patriotism Under Wilson Mobilization Policy
The piece criticizes President Wilson for diverting National Guard mobilization toward war strength on the Mexican border and critiques the lack of reserves and equipment. It cites figures around 185,009 citizen soldiers called to federal service, outlines patriotic sacrifice, and argues the administration misrepresented needs and goals, warning of future consequences.
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United States
Mexico
Wilson
National Guard
Chamberlain
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Citien
Carranza
Meno
Ecrone
Sieo
Wison
Congress
Bryan
Berlin in the eighties linked to imperial pageantry and soldiers
A fragment rich in memory describes Berlin’s 19th century garrison life with soldiers in city streets and royal pageantry. It reflects on questions of wartime mobilization, loyalty to the crown, and the imperial state presented through a mix of names, places, and ceremonial scenes.
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Berlin
Tess Thalt
Che
Pope Hitien
Aida Berlin
Polie
Anerledn
Zevernagenk
Wilfian I
Finn
Ain
Amagilhy
Maui
Safe Anesthesia Reflects on Duty and Ethic Dilemmas
A fragmented report references a Har He and doctors discussing medical care and patient rights. It mentions a senior aesthier and a dramatic season ending as a star fades, with vaguer lines about helping others and questionable actions.
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Hothunsits
Geershtepill
Ladiden
Germeysel Maechert
Turedifledren
Roosevelt Applauds Hughes Speech at Carnegie Hall
Theodora Roosevelt applauds as Charles Evans Hughes delivers a strong acceptance speech at Carnegie Hall. She cites his critique of Wilson Mexican policy and his insistence that words must be backed by deeds. She notes Hughes’ resolve to protect American interests and punish offenders.
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Theodora Roosevelt
Carnibie Hall
Hughes
Howell
Dni
Teddy
Mr. Wilson
United States
Mexico
Mr. Hughes
Wilson
Acad
Lusitania
Ulughes
Albany
Wison
High Seas
John Fiske
Policy of firmness and consistency urged in acceptance speech
A speech attributed to Mr. Hughes emphasizes a firm and consistent foreign policy toward Mexico. It stresses no aggression or territorial ambitions, seeks protection for citizens, border security, and non interference while insisting on international obligations and a stable, friendly approach.
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Mexico
Hughes
Administration criticism on life and property protections
A historical note questions the administration for failing to protect American lives and property, arguing negligence extends to commerce and national security. The text urges stronger measures beyond mere acceptance of current policies.
Daily Thought A iacttyl aan cau py a stinger
The fragmentary note appears as a cryptic student remark with stray letters and incomplete words. It mentions a class, a stinger, and initials G. bh Lot iner, offering little clear context or actionable information.
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Daily
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