The Statesman Seventy Second Ye Flier Review
An assorted, fragmentary column laments press costs and legal battles. It discusses Standard Oil Moran case, public knowledge aims, Secretary Wilson, and mixed notes on New York cattle disease funding versus public health priorities. It critiques journalism, governance, and conservation balance, urging humane focus over animal care.
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Auffctures
Shérriman
Aleges
Ciagid
Standard Oil
Wilson
Vulgar News and Public Morals Debate in San Francisco Star
An exchange in the San Francisco Star criticizes sensational press coverage and the push for suppression by the American Academy of Medicine. The debate centers on whether newspapers corrupt public taste by publishing scandals and crimes and whether suppression harms democracy, with arguments about who constitutes "the people" and the role of press vulgarities.
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American Academy of Medicine
Los Angeles
Academy
Fae
Esmamkitee
San Frantisco
Markets Steady as Money Flows Boost Security Values
Henry Clews notes abundant money, crop demands, and trade activity support lending. World events in the Torelen nation and Italy Turkish war see improved sentiment as New York’s financial aid eases fears. The post office reverses a prurient report ban amid social evil debate.
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Henry Clews
Torelen Est
Berlin
Paris
London
New York
Post Ofice Department
Chicago Vice Commission
Broadfield 20s Sprawling Debate On Social Reform
An article critiques evasive, outdated attitudes toward sensitive social issues. It argues for clear, candid discussion by experts while condemning prudery that harms social fabric. The piece references clergy, doctors, and civic workers and urges courageous, plain language to address difficult topics.
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Broadfield
Xae
Ark
Rules for Conversation in Society Circles
A fragment from a November Woman's Home Companion piece by Taya discusses etiquette for social talk. It warns against gossip and spilling others' secrets, urges fair speaking time, and cautions not to dominate with trivial or selfserving anecdotes while preserving decorum and discretion.
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Taya
Og ‘Asion
Darth
Parlor plan to reform youth faces strong doubt
Rev. Joseph B D Peters proposes charging $5 060 to equip lovers with a home before marriage and curb risky behavior by counseling temperament and conditions. He envisions parlor meetings to guide young couples, while critics note societal costs and rising divorce rates amid urban strain and modern industry.
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Joseph BD. Peters
Br. Paters
Fragmented musings on politics and society from a 1913 era column
A garbled summary of political satire and social commentary cites Taft Roosevelt Italy Turkey and Mexico with scattered notes on Wall Street trusts, high living costs, suffrage, and public figures. The piece references professors Lowell, Sherman, Rockefeller, and Badero, plus references to Wisconsin and California. It reads as a collage of opinions rather than a single narrative.
Saved Many From Death by Mock Ark Hails Dr King’s Drug
W L Mock of Mock Arkansas credits 25 years in the drug trade with saving many lives. He praises Dr King’s New Discovery for weak lungs and chronic coughs, claiming neighbors survived after using it. A free vital bottle offer is advertised with a $1.90 bottle price and guaranteed by W Bradshaw.
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W. L. Mock
Mock, Ark
Dr.King
Grinpe
Walt
W. Bradshaw
Fragmented 1940s ramblings prompt wild journalism tone
An OCR laden garble references politics and science notions from a past era. It mentions space travel, earth, Mother Nature, trusts, taxes, and a brew of political figures, with tangential notes on suffrage, juries, and a ship passage. The text reads as a chaotic collage of quotes and ad-like fragments.
Substitute for Rubber From Soya Bean Described
A rubber-like material is proposed from the soya bean known as Manchurian bean. Treating the bean with nitrile acid yields a vulcanizable product. Introduced from Japan to the east Indies and into the southern United States, the substitute mimics natural rubber.
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Japan
East Indies
United States
The War Game as a Satirical Boardinghouse Fight
A biting critique portrays war as a simple contest where armed forces maim and slay, while observers measure victory by slaughtering combatants and starving non-combatants, presenting a stark, satirical view of conflict.
Colombia Hates US in Official History Plan
A proposed official history in Colombia accuses the United States of criminal intent and vile motives over Panama’s revolt. It mandates memorization by all students and frames U.S. actions as leading to violence and treachery, naming Theodore Roosevelt and other figures while praising Colombian authorities for the adoption.
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Francisco Sun
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Aniilionaires
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Heany
Keen
Aincére
Colon
R. P
Weiten
Panama
Jorge Wills. Pradiila
Public Instructions
Devaca
United States
Pauaiia
Canal Zone
Theodore Ransevelti
Plans for two Chicago subway systems revealed
Chicago's subway commission released preliminary plans for two rapid transit subways. one to serve elevated lines at 3.857 miles costing 9.812 million dollars, and another for surface trolley traffic at 3.292 miles costing 9.823 million dollars. Mayor Harrison supported the plans at the meeting.
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Chicago
Chicago Subway Commission
Harrison
Hse
Arabs in revenge sparks unrest near Tripoli
Fragmentary report from Constantinople cites Enver Bey joining forces at Tripoli and urging resistance amid fear of massacre. A separate dispatch warns of a grave disaster for Italian troops with thousands feared killed or captured, while a stray note mocks modesty and politics.
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Tripoli
Constantinople
Tripolis
Henas
Treretia
Kallen
Goan's Kidney Pills Protest Endorsement Letter Scene
Marshall resident A Ries of 491 S Sisrabath Avenue testifies in December 1808 that Goan's Kidney Pills relieved back pain and bladder inflammation after a visit from a Baton Rapids friend. The letter claims immediate help and urges others to try the remedy, priced at 50 cents, sold by Master-Milburn Co. in Watsewn, Hew Fork.
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Thms
Eia
Marshall
Bre. A. Ries
S. Sisrabath Avenue
March
White
Baton Rapids
Bean
Milburn @c
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