The Associated Press Market Page and Its Impact
The Journal-World extols the Associated Press for accurate fast news and detailed market reports. It explains how AP market data on grains livestock butter eggs and stocks guide farmers and readers, noting dedicated desks in New York and Chicago, hourly updates and daily reviews, and the vital link between quotational figures and real economic outcomes.
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Chicago
A. R. Keator
New York
George H. Alcor
West List Street
New York City
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Bureau of Advertising
A. P
Journal-World
Kansas
California
Ilinois
Alabama
Cattile
Sydney G Gumpertz First Sergeant, 132nd Infantry
Sydney G Gumpertz is named First Sergeant of Company E in the 132nd Infantry, with a formal notice listing his rank and unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
G. Gumpertz
132Nd Infantry
Peptiron Iron Tonic in Chocolate Coated Pills
Pure tonic value Pept iron comes as chocolate coated pills easy to take and carry no water or alcohol required. It rapidly builds blood and nerves corrects run down conditions increases appetite aids digestion wards off illness start taking two after meals today to see prompt results.
Conscientious Objectors and National Duty in War
A Journal-World reader is urged to respect true religious scruples yet denounces most conscientious objectors as traitors. The editorial praises national freedom, condemns objectors as cowards, and criticizes Secretary Baker for undermining wartime unity, likening him to Benedict Arnold.
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Ane
Journal-World
America
Trindenburgs
Kaiser
National Civil Liberties Bureau
New York
Baker
Benedict Arnold
Weight Loss in Athletes Raises Curiosity in Conversation
Two men discuss rapid weight loss during illness and athletics. Jay Bond testifies from football, noting Mic Reed shed twelve pounds in twenty games and Carl Pleasant entered at 186 pounds and left at 174, an eleven pound drop.
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Jay Bond
Bond
Mic Reed
Carl Pleasant
A French View of the League and World Order
An analysis of Wilsonian aims versus British framing in the League of Nations debate. The piece argues the covenant blends two theses: a super state and formal alliances, with the league deriving strength from prewar alliances. It notes U S involvement deepening in European questions and cites press support for British modifications.
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Wilson
League of Nations
League
United States
England
Amer
Woman's Isolation and Monroe Doctrine Reconsidered
A fragment from the Paris Figaro dated February 22 argues that a political shift could end America’s influence. The piece contends the subject’s isolation and thereby her Monroe Doctrine may become a memory, signaling far reaching consequences.
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Ica
Phris Figaro
Merit of the Anti League Opposition
An Indiana editor argues the opposition to the league of nations stems from deep rooted nationalism. He says Americans fear surrender of sovereignty and rights to a higher authority, uniting men of all parties against the president's proposal.
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League of Nations
Erenthers
Hhis
League
Retort to Wilson Pleasantry at Boston Audience
Major General Clarence R Edwards attended a Boston audience as President Wilson claimed pride in the 26th division and noted directing the 10th division. No official announcement exists of a forthcoming Comune book by General Edwards titled Over the Top with Wilson. This paragraph is a light courtesy from the Springfield Union for serious contributors and Prohibitionists and Union Signal readers.
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Wilson
Clarence R. Edwards
Boston
Thonday
Praud
General Edgwards
People’s Born
Union Signal
Springfield Union
Today News Briefs of Historic Annotations
A condensed ledger of anniversaries and historical notes lists figures such as Sir Howard William Russell born in Ireland and died February 1907, Jacob Th Gatlinger born in Cornwall and died August 17, 1871, plus Garibaldi and Leopold of Albany deaths. It mentions Vienna’s socialist assembly supporting universal suffrage, a Wyoming mining disaster, a British torpedoing, and a German‑Austrian emperor conference amid looming tensions.
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Sir Howard William Russell
Modern School of War Correspondents
Ireland
Jacob Th Gatlinger
United States
New Hampshire
Cornwall
Ont
Franklin
N. T
Lan
Garibaldi
National Guard
Commune
Paris
Princce Leopold
Duke of
Albany
Queen Victoria
Cannes
Windsor
Socialist Assembly
Vienna
Tianna
Wyobuhae
Today’s notable birthdays listed for historical figures
The column lists several figures born on this date: Noman Hapgood new U.S. minister to Denmark born in Chicago 60 years ago. Edward Seefield former Wisconsin governor born in Wharfield 77 years ago. Dr Williamy Allen Neilson president of Smithroller born in Neo law 6 years ago. Aristide Briand former French premier born in Nantes 68 years ago. Prank Chak congressman from Florida born in Eufaula Alabama.
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Noman Hapgood
United States
Denmark
Ern
Chicago
Edward Seefield
Wisconsin
Wharfield
Pan
Williamy Allen Neilson
Smithroller
Neo¢law
Aristide Briand
France
Nantes
Prank Chak
Congress
Florida
Eufaula
Ala
Chimney catfish and fresh oysters at the Palace Meat Marker
The Palace Meat Market in St. Mies offers chimney catfish and fresh oysters. Call for availability and pricing.
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the Palace
S50
Mies
Public Notice Framed Around Street Locations and Salaries
Massachusetts street across from the courthouse and on 111th street with park to the south, as stated by L. B. Phillips. Also mentions efforts to prevent further unfair discrimination in salaries in the post office department.
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Massachusetts Street
Court House
111Th Street
L. B. Phillips
Post Office Department
Tf Noah saved the human race find the different unraint
The text presents a garbled note about Noah and water preservation. It mentions providing distilled water to Ark occupants and references McNish’s distilled water. The fragment is unclear and lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond Noah and possible water purification references.
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Noah
McNish
Congress to Fight Burleson Regime in Post Office Reform
Representative Halvor Steenerson, new head of the House committee on post offices, vows to curb autocratic Postmaster General Burleson. He seeks fair employee pay, better working conditions, and restoration of telephone and telegraph companies to private ownership under regulation. Anticipates thorough inquiry into management and rising costs tied to government guarantees to private firms.
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Lee
Washington
Atarely Us
Halvor Steenerson
Minnesota
Burleson
Postal Telegraph Company
Western Union
Armes
Congress
Post Office Department
Sant
Burlesen
Nave Me
Toan
Department
Steenorseon
Colorite City Drug Store Letter From Colored Troops Reveals Strain
A Confederate era style fragment reports a letter from a Connecticut representative praising a soldier and detailing harsh conditions of colored troops. It describes labor segregation, low pay, and requests for action by the War Department to allow home return. The text reflects grievances about lengthy servitude and unsafe conditions.
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J. Q. Tilson
Connecticut
Oman
Congress
Coanp Lees
Gems Hante
Aong Sid Smlens
Denar
Pless
Dent
War Department
Insects Costlier Than Fires Reported By Washington Insect Agency
Investigators from the interdepartmental Washington Bureau warn that insect damage raises costs beyond forest fire losses. The report cites higher maintenance and rebuilding expenses tied to Thore Thunber as a case study, detailing economic impact on building applications and resource allocation.
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Othe Hares
Entemelory
Washington
Poopie
Hawking in Persia on a Mersin hunt for hounds
A garbled report describes Hawking in Persia thanking figures in Taverite pustiiae at Mersin and mentions a loyalty ceremony involving an escort of peers and a quarrie deawis. The text is fragmented with unclear names and dates, but centers on a hunting event and associated figures.
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Mersin
Blistered design blocks ships from Panama Canal entry
After investing 400 million dollars, the United States faces a problem as the latest battleships with blistered protection exceed the 110 foot canal lock width. Britain's 116 foot ships already challenge the locks. The blister adds about 16 feet of width, threatening canal use by the U S and by Britain's navy.
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Panama Canal
U. S
Great Britain
America
Voters weigh bonds for south Lawrence high school plan
Citizens urge restraint on a proposed S254000 donation and a S250000 first cost for a new high school with twenty years of interest totaling about S500000. They question site choices on south Massachusetts street and advocate delaying construction or using Central Park or the former Quincy school site.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Central Park
8Th
Quincy School
St Jacobs Liniment Promises Fast Rheumatism Relief
A flawed ad style notice touts St Jacobs Liniment for instant relief from rheumatism pain stiffness and swelling. It claims rapid results for other conditions like sciatica backache and sprains, urging a small bottle from druggists.
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St. Daceb
St. Aceb
St. Dacobs
Miveroise
Wizard Oil and Liver Whips Advertised for Flu Relief
During influenza outbreaks the ad promotes Wizard Oil mixed with water as a nasal throat gargle to stop flu germs, with an atomizer or gargle approach and a 30 cent price. It also touts Wizard Liver Whips as a remedy for constipation and headaches, offered as pleasant pink pills guaranteed with a 10 cent price.
Frogs as Burometers and Weather Signals
Fragmentary note suggests frogs as barometric indicators and forecasts of weather. Mentions live pure meters and probes of color changes in coats signaling approaching bad weather. Text is garbled and partial with unclear context.
Modern girl remark on job qualms at switchboard
A colorful quote from a meetinis feller notes that AS operators see the modern girl preferring switchboard work over the washboard, reflecting era attitudes toward female labor and skills.
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Meetinis Feller
Searchlight Strength on British Battleships Shines Bright
Reported on British battleship searchlights that cast beams two miles long enabling observers two miles away to read a newspaper by their glow. Describes the extraordinary brightness and perceived visibility during nighttime, highlighting the report of intense illumination from the ships.
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Jerson
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Journal- World
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Benefit of Jewish
Armenia
Reet Fund
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W. H. Lytle
Round Corner Drug Co
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