Anti Fly Health Campaign and Factory Labor Probe Stir Public Debate
The piece urges an early start on mosquito and fly control to curb disease by preventing breeding and keeping garbage covered. It also reports a Springfield hearing where Senator Jeuls denounced the International Shoe Company for harsh factory conditions and low wages, accusing it of lobbying against tariffs to benefit cheap European labor.
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Seomater Jeuls
The
Stealy
Commission
Thad
Washington
Europe
Fear of a new giant in the Balkans and Austrian menace
War era commentary argues Austria threatens allied states from the rear if Russia did not block such moves. The piece notes fear of a Moentehegr-like trigger, potential disintegration of the dual monarchy, and big powers’ jealousy of Balkan expansion as a danger to balance and justice.
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Austria
Turkey
Russia
Hle
Newark Star
Arepe
Knesia
Balkan
Cabinet on the job and trade expansion talk
Cabinet members push for commercial appointments to study foreign trade and improve American commerce. The piece notes officials like Garrison Daniels and Jurleson backing efficiency in public service as part of broader reform.
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Garrison
Daniels
Jurleson
Wilson
Editorial Snippets Reflect Tariff Views and Social Roles
A collage of editorial bites and verse notes contrasts tariff debates from 1909 era cotton and woollen interests with quotes on women's duties and a dramatic water-portrait poem. It sketches political tension, gender expectations, and storm imagery in a single page fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Times
Prize fights draw rebuke and a sea monster scene
The Rev Dr Charles Parkhurst criticizes prize fights as harmful to churches and schools. A New York World reply defends his stance. The narrative shifts to a dramatic flood and a bear-like sea wave scene with a deadly ending, ending in a brutal retreat to the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles HH
Parkhurst
Hearst
Evening Journal
Thoughts Worth Reading The Root Of Discontent
A compact reflection on inner causes of unhappiness cites the idea that self is the source of all discontent. The piece attributes personal perspective to a quotation from J. F. Clark and notes a contemplative tone.
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Tove
J. F. Clark
Air Scouts and Kite Engines Spark Military Interest
A French lead in aeronautics is noted as Captain Saconney develops muon carrying kites and a combined automobile kite unit. The rig uses an automobile windlass, a trailing wagon, and twenty men to launch kites at about 16 miles per hour, offering safer reconnoitering than planes. A town meeting ends with a German proposal to cheer the seer.
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France
Saconney
Alt Sea
Miss Sallie Hackman surprise birthday party in Red Bank
Friends honored Miss Sallie Hackman librarian of Red Bank High School at a surprise party Tuesday night at her Wallace street home. William Ryan organized the event with games, songs and a mock wedding. Refreshments included cake orange ice and candy.
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Sallie Hackman
Red Bank High School
Wallace Street
Red Bank
William Ryan
Miss Hackman
Ryan
Helene Monsky
Marjorie Kelly
Lydia McQueen
Mildred Johnson
Edward O'Brien
Frank Dean
Morgan Bilert
Homer Methot
Fifty Years Ago Today May 2 Confederate Victory at Chancellorsville
Fragmentary notes recount Stonewall Jackson’s fierce action at Chancellorsville and the Eleventh Corps rout. References to Jackson’s “coup” and breach of Federal lines hint at a Civil War battle amid chaotic, garbled OCR.
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Stonewall Daekson
Genea Lodkers
Chancellorsville
Wid Daekson
Trocker
Flowers on Wirong Grave Misplaced for 15 Years
J Daniels of Nottingham made periodic pilgrimages to Beeston cemetery to place flowers on a grave only to learn from the local urban council that he had been visiting the wrong grave for fifteen years. The error arose from a former sexton mixing grave numbers in his book.
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Beeston
J. Daniels
Nottingham
London Chronicle
Surprised Them Turkish General Transcript Exchange
In a wartime transcript a Turkish general asks if the enemy was surprised. A colonel replies yes they did not expect to see us. The exchange captures a moment of tactical deception and surprise.
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Bostes
Low Cost of Living and Smart Buying Habits
Readers learn the value of exact purchasing and informed spending. The Record urges households to use precise information from its adverts to cut costs and improve efficiency in daily expenses.
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Otte
Anther
Sing NH
Masa
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Springfeld
International Shoe Com
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Midadelphia
York and
Lang
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Fielder
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Japan
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Moore
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Manchester Union
Houston Post
Louisville Courier-Journal
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Recrd
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New York
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First National Bank
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