U S Seeks Oriental Trade in China Trade Plan
Washington outlines an American plan to build vested interests in China to secure a fair share of its foreign trade. Paul S. Reinsch Julian H. Arnold and Dr E B Pratt promote well capitalized American banking and investment in mining tin zinc antimony coal iron tanning hides window glass and textiles to exploit Chinese markets and wartime opportunities.
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United States
Pratt
China
Paul S. Reinsch
Julian
H. Arnold
Peking
E. B. Pratt
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Reinsch
Washington
Mr. Arnold
Lansing
Arnold
State Department
Japan
Bureau
A&a
Hunan
Kalgan
Tientsin
Hankow
Europe
America
Young Iowa Colonel Palmer Leads Grand Review Veterans
The piece recalls 1865 Grand Review with Lieutenant Colonel David J. Palmer of the Twenty fifth Iowa infantry leading his regiment. It notes his prior Shiloh wound and his present role in planning the 50th anniversary parade alongside President Johnson viewing from the White House. Palmer recalls his horse Jack, a loyal war horse.
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Ashington
Army of the Potomac
Pennsylvania Avenue
Meade
Sherman
Tennessee
Cumberland
Georgia
Washington Star
Johnson
White House
Logan
Fifteenth
Seventeenth Army Corps
Fifteenth Corps
Iowa
Washington
David J. Palmer
Iowa Infantry
Shiloh
Grand Army of the Republic
Palmer
Jack
War Reunites German Deportee With Children in New Jersey
Albert Bockmann, once exiled from England to France as a suspected spy, reunites with daughter Mrs. Edrad Aner in Bordentown New Jersey after twenty two years. He finds his sons grown and adopted daughter settled, plans to resettle in North Arlington with new wife and send for his wife.
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Bordentown
N. J
Edrad Aner
North Arlington
Albert Bockmann
Harry Bockmann
Bockmann
England
France
America
Police and Post Office Department
Invents shoe lace clasp to stop tying
A Pennsylvania inventor devised a metal catch for shoes that eliminates tying and prevents laces from coming undone. The device fastens at the shoe top, grips the lace tightly, and uses a slip catch on the outer side to hold the loose end in place.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Chicago Woman Wins Silver Divorce After 16 Co-Respondents
A Chicago woman marked her thirty anniversary by delivering divorce papers to her husband and naming sixteen co-respondents, in a bold milestone that captures local court action and social intrigue.
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Chicago
Fleets of All Dogs Quickly Outrun Pigeons and Foxes
A Springfield Republican note cites many speed comparisons among animals. It claims greyhounds are the swiftest quadrupeds, matching carrier pigeons in rapidity and surpassing wolves, Arctic foxes, Eskimo and Siberian dogs, setters, pointers, fox hounds, and even a horse in a short race.
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Nansen
Sannikow
Springfield Republican
Rigor mortis helps tell if deaths are natural or violent
The London Answers explains how stiffness after death distinguishes natural from violent deaths. Rigor mortis appears immediately in violent cases, aiding investigators, with examples from Balaclava and cases where items still grasped or embedded reveal the manner of death.
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Nolan
Six Hundred
London
Man Who Takes His Own Medicine is an Optimist
An optimistic ad extols Dr. King's New Discovery for colds. It claims believing in the remedy brings relief by penetrating throat linings, killing germs, and aiding nature to heal. The text urges readers to buy a bottle today.
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Dr. King
Forms of Rheumatism and Sloan’s Liniment Claim Relief
An advertisement promotes Sloan’s Liniment as a cure for acute and chronic rheumatism and related pains. It asserts the product penetrates to the seat of pain and provides instant relief with regular applications. A 25 cent bottle is advertised for emergency use.
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Sloan
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Willamette
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