Anglo American Liberty Conference Meets in New York City
An Anglo American conference on the English speaking tradition of liberty has been convened to meet today in New York City.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
3
Youth Paroled for Speeding Again Faces Fine
Edwin Ranson, 16, was paroled to attend school after a prior speeding conviction. He was arrested again on the same charge, found guilty, and fined 35.00 with 10.50 costs. parole revoked, total 20.50, and the fine paid.
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Edwin Ranson
C. C. Stewart
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An ad extols Pape's Cold Compound for sudden cold relief with a dose every two hours. It claims the first dose clears nasal passages, stops runny nose and sneezing, relieves headache and dullness, and ends grippe symptoms quickly.
Now is the only time for us, to act with all our might
A quotation urges focus on the present Now as the essential moment to begin any mental or physical task. It emphasizes doing with full effort whenever a work presents itself, reminding readers that time is limited and action should be immediate.
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Eatonic
Peking
Army Ordnance Association Holds First Annual Meeting
The Army Ordnance Association with over 5000 members of officers and civilian plant heads will meet at Aberdeen proving ground today to discuss wartime ordnance production and related matters.
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Army Ordnance Association
Ordance
Aberdeen, Mr., Proving Ground
Deaths and Funerals John P Chess
News of the death of John T. Chess occurred at his home in Kansas City Thursday morning Nov 23. He was a former grain inspector for Bowersock Mills & Power Co who retired last August due to ill health and had lived in Kansas City for 25 years. Funeral services will be held at his home Sunday afternoon.
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John P. Chess
John T. Che
Kansas City
Chess
Bowersock Mills & Power Company
Gun Cotton Basis of Silk Invention Claims
Count Hilaire touted mettle silk as a military material produced by selective factory processes in Europe and the United States. He describes dissolving fibers in alcohol and pushing through fine tiles to create explosive silk, praising the chemist Gustera and noting honors from the Legion of Honor for related explosive research.
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Count Hilaire
Vist
Switzerland
Belgium
France
England
United States
Elardon- Het
Taos of
Tygvbrndies Press
Neserfer
Jean Oor
Chiin
Thetoek
Urso
Tao
Vas Gustera
Irene Academy of Sersives
Reowith
Legion of Honor
Styles Keep Women Young Statement on female freedom at New York convention
A controversial address argues that women gain intellectual freedom and youthfulness by embracing new ideas and fashion. It criticizes men who resist change and asserts women's desire for jewelry and modern styles signals growth rather than vanity.
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N York
Mt Saratoga
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Safe Light for Miners and Early Electric Gear
The article discusses underground miner safety lighting, describing a belt worn battery and a front lamp with a flood of light. It notes historical fears of electric devices and credits Thomas Davies for an early safety lens, highlighting how improved illumination reduced accidents and kept divers safer underground.
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Miliers
Thapen
Thonphey Duvets
Dninense
Largest wooden tower erected in Cleveland for stack coating
A 256 foot wooden tower, believed to be the largest ever built, was recently erected in Cleveland to assist in applying cement coating to two massive steel smoke stacks.
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Cleveland
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