Island of Nauru phosphate export in 1913
Nauru exported about 2100 dollars worth of phosphate and copra in 1913. The text mentions the island near the equator and references stromite bears and a photic hut palina, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Nauru
Fragmented World News Echoes Of War And Commerce
The Vienna Tageblatt editorial hints at German peace prospects amid Central Powers’ high point while scattered clippings praise heroic deeds and discuss war profiteering. Other segments tout asthma relief, Bedouin guides, Holloway’s Corn Cure, a London debut, and a humorous police quip about a missing wife.
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New York
Outlaw Horse Calamities At Moose Jaw Stampede Ride
An Alberta ranch horse once deemed incorrigible gains fame at the Giechen Alta Moose Jaw Stampede after Emery LaGrande and riders confront the famed bucking horse Filet. The beast tests skill during the four day event with many cowboys wagering on who can conquer it.
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Dr Hamilton's Pills Offer Reward for Curing Constipation
An advertisement promises a $1,000 reward to anyone cured from constipation by Dr Hamilton's Pills. It claims relief is instant, headaches vanish, skin feels better, and bilious fits disappear. The pills are said to be mild yet effective for chronic cases and suitable for children. Buy a box to restore health.
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Paper Coal for Alpine Soldiers Powers Cold Mountain Fuels
In Tay cities, bands collect discarded paper to make solid coal paper via compression under women teachers. The resulting rolls are distributed to soldiers in the mountains, providing a slow burning fuel for cooking and warmth.
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Tay
iNbes
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Minards and Kultur in Cameroons Endgame
The text notes Allied success in the Cameroons ending the war here with two notable plots highlighted. It describes transporting large guns over vast terrain including a French 75 to Garua and a British 12-pounder up the Benue River with help from the Nigerian Marine. It mentions German brutality and mutiny by locals. It ends with a brief consumer note on Dr Thomas Electric Oil.
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Russian Reservists Die Defiantly Against Turks Near Ashkala
Report from Petrograd describes a Russian detachment of reserve soldiers surrounded by Turkish forces west of Ashkala. Uncommissioned officers led a counterattack, preferring a glorious death to surrender, and the detachment reportedly broke through to rejoin their regiment.
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Ashkala
Hammers Shaped Like Outstretched Arm and Fist
The article notes hammers were originally fashioned from a model of an outstretched human arm and fist, describing the historical design influence and shaping of early hammer forms.
Parisian Gaston Lespinasse Seen Through Hunting Trip Tale
A New York club man recalls a hunting trip conversation with Gaston Lespinasse. The Canadian host doubts recognition, mentions a hotel cook, and contemplates proposing to Mabel. The piece ends noting a proposal for an Allied flag design standard.
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New York
Gaston Lespinasse
Peace Comel Time and the Allied War Aftermath
The article argues that war cannot end by restoring prewar conditions, warning that smashing the military machine would invite renewed conflict. Britain must continue bottling up Central Powers, while Russia stands large and potentially advantageous if peace remains unsatisfactory. France’s steadfast aims are to preserve territory, welfare, and liberty, upholding honor through the war’s end. It also references opinions on wealth and philanthropy from Justice Craig and a brief exchange about second thoughts in marriage proposals.
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Belgium
Poland
Serbia
Te Ong Ashe
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Europe
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Unfinished Work and Fear of Peace Resting on Europe
A New York Sun item notes Germans would feel guilt if peace ends with a nation mourning a gallion babies and unZeppelined in England. A Washington shopkeeper reports a dusky man seeking a razor, asking if it is desired for social usage.
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New York Sun
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