War Tactics Amid Ruin in a Mexican City
In a city torn by fighting, Webster and Dolores join Don Juan Cafetero as sporadic gunfire bursts over streets, courtyards, and a cathedral. They witness wounded soldiers from both sides, a charitable Mother Jenks aiding, and a tense retreat toward sanctuary as the conflict persists.
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Dolores
San Rosario
Webster
Caliph
Don Juan
Calle San Rosario
Don Juan Cafetero
Rank Texan
Guardia Civil
Calle de Hernandez
Calle
Government Palace
Ricardo
Mother Jenks
Hal
Lamb
Enery
Don Juan May
Catedral de la Santa Cruz
Saetyuerges
No-To-Bac Tobacco Habit Aid Promises Full Release
No-To-Bac offers a refund if it fails to end all tobacco cravings. The ad claims thousands helped and promotes a harmless tablet from Cascarets owners as a simple solution to smoking or chewing addiction with mental and financial benefits.
Tickling Cello Sparks Courtroom and Orchestra Dustup
A Detroit Symphony rehearsal flare up over rib tickling led to a Justice court suit by second violin Graham Harris against Phillip Abbas. Abbas swung his cello bow in anger breaking Harris's bow. director Ossip Gabrilowitsch intervened and the matter faded after a manager’s mediation, with harmony restored.
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Phillip Abbas
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Rene
Detroit News
Graham Harris
Harris
St. In
Abbas
Ossip Gabrilo- Witsch
Tarris
8 Justice Court
Fashion Trends and Forest Fire Gas Bomb Debate
The New York Evening Sun notes a return to savage adornment in fashion with feathers jewelry and lavish fur. Separately the U S department of agriculture rejects gas bombs as infeasible for forest fire control citing precision difficulties and insufficient potency.
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New York Evening Sun
Garden of Eden
United States Department of Agriculture
New England and the Americanization Paradox
The piece notes Massachusetts as central to New England yet among the least Americanized states. It cites the 1910 census showing only 32 percent native born of native parents, with over 68 percent foreign born or born to foreign parents. It mentions sharp immigrant influx between 1910 and World War I.
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New England
New Aerial Regulation Targets Balloon Tying
A 1920 regulation grants naval and military authorities power to declare areas prohibited for tying balloons during specified periods. The move follows high profile airman Sir Ross Smith's London to Darwin flight and aims to curb any acts that might offend wartime caution norms.
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Commonwealth
Sydney
Melbourne
Ross Smith
London
Darwin
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