Mexico’s Attitude Toward Capital Shifts Under New Regime
The new Mexico policy under Governor Abram Migs of Chihuahua signals a major shift in foreign capital. Concessions will renew under stricter terms with a bias toward native investors, while foreign firms will bid on equal footing and obey national laws. The move aims to curb exploitation and boost domestic development, strengthening wealth and prestige through resource growth.
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Abram Migs
Chihuahua
Gonzales
Mexico
Pecpis
Framing Rest Cures and Flirting in Education Era Dialog
A retired Das ton public school teacher argues that mild flirting serves as a rest cure for overworked women and girls, praising its mental stimulation while warning against vulgarity. She suggests formal courses led by experts to guide such social behavior, debating suitable instructors.
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Daston
Teng
Oddities of politics and press mix in a wary year
The fragment mentions Ohio Senators, Champ Clark, and a wary press tone. References to a Washington Post editorials, a London paper, and a London editorialize tone about a bond or ballot. It notes rising prices at a place named Rena and hints at an upcoming election census in Alexandria.
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Pasa
Marabah
Weathered Wit and Political Patter Across The Era
A collage of satirical jabs on weather, politics, and society. The Chicago News mocks sunspots, heat waves, and reform talk while lampooning figures from Bryan to Wilson and predicting humorous outcomes from the press’s slant on current events.
Arnold’s Money Fuels Battle Creek WCTU Temple Fund
The Battle Creek Women’s Christian Temperance Union plans a $10 000 temple funded by money from the sale of property owned by the late Adam Arnold who died days after a court case alleging he sued his son George Arnold in a drunken rage. Arnold’s wealth supported temperance efforts as his probate included two houses and a feed barn. he faced a sensational circuit court trial that drew large crowds.
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Arnold
George Arnold
Battle Creek
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Run
Henry Winger
California
Fes
David J. Winger
Bai- Ho Creek
B. C
Barres
Winger
San Jose
Cal
Notable Indee d Embassy Fete and Local Politics
The Chicago News reports Ambassador Ker ans last week caused a stir in Vienna with a grand reception attended by many archduchesses and numerous lackeys in elaborate dress. In Adrian, Indiana, discussions push for commission government as voters face charter reform, with debate over its impact on local politics. Geo Huber, of St Marys Pa, survived eight and a half days buried under rocks. Grandma Cady, Albion’s longtime figure, dies at 95, descendant of Revolutionary War general Peter Mutter.
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Chicago News
Vienna
Kerans
Commission
Adrian
Poordauw
Politi
Hillsdale
Geo. Huber
St. Mary's
Huber
Harriet Cady
Albion
Grandma” Cady
Sanasy
Peter Mutter
Alton
Will dramatize Marshall provokes town’s mixed feelings
The Statesman reports Ned Wayburn plans a musical comedy about Marshall life drawing protest from locals. editors caution against caricature and request respectful views of Main Street landmarks while praising a music rich production. The note also mentions new MUR express cars in town.
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Ned Wardburn
New York
Marshall Boy
Meade A
Marshall
Ned Wayburn
the Statesman
Ned
St Jaspers
Gerald
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promised Quick Health Boost
Advertising copy claims Dr King’s New Life Pills cure constipation and indigestion, restore appetite, and energize the body. A rural carrier, J. W. Bradshaw, will introduce a 435 substitute motor cycle and begins a new plan Monday, purchased through Charles H. Skinner in Battle Creek.
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Dr. King
Gaiy
J. W. Bradshaw
Seward Chidister
Battle Creek
Minneapolis
Charles H. Skinser
Chidister
Mixed local notes and oddities from Michigan papers
A patchwork of brief items covers political talk about a governor race, a statue photographed with a nightcap, Queen Mary's crown weight, trade and reciprocity debates, farm losses from a storm, a high school graduate with top marks, matrimonial hints, and assorted local incidents. Also mentions a crowing bird problem, a petty crime case in Albion, and a California resident disputing an estate claim.
Humprey's Century Medical Guide Promises Wide Range of Ailments
An old advertisement for BOSFABEYS HOME0 MEDICINE CO promotes a so called century medical book. It lists cures for fevers coughs bronchitis headaches and digestive troubles for both children and adults. The pamphlet claims to treat worms inflammation and various other ailments with home remedies.
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Colle
Bidney Dicense
Fiat
Bosfabeys Homeo, Medicine CO
Comars Filtians
Wen Serrate
Why the Turkey is Bald and a Police Case at Battle Creek
An Indian legend explains the bald turkey myth by recounting a tale of a turkey fanning a spark of fire till its head steamed and feathers singed. The article also reports Police Clerk Henry Hodge of Battle Creek being sent to the Ann Arbor psychiatric ward for treatment after worsening mental health and money spending mania.
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Red Man
Lark
Raven
Sparrow
Turkey
Henry Hodge
Battle Creek
Ron Arbor
Hodge
Hedge
Ann Arbor Institution
Sune
Biswark
Fey
Te Force
Woman's Department
Polie Station
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