Water Delay Sparks Printing Revolution
A stray spill of dirty water on Horace Greeley near the New York Tribune’s offices delayed a key invention in newspaper printing. Charles Clarke’s experiments with papier mâché stereotyping faced a setback when water damaged machinery, yet Clarke persisted and helped transform American newspaper production and press construction.
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Maulison
Horace Greely
New York
State Historical Library
Madison
Charles Clarke
New York Tribune
Greely
Clarke
Hig Enterntise
America
Prohibition Talk Spurs Presidential Gag Debate
A chaotic discussion in Congress centers on a proposed gag order aimed at preventing executive actions. Senator Sherman and Republican colleagues contest whether the measure undermines presidential powers while addressing foreign policy and treaty concerns.
Japan to Hold Tsingtao Meeting Amid Diplomatic Stir
A Tokyo report states that Japan will hold discussions regarding Tsingtao as part of broader diplomatic maneuvering. The quotation from a senior official indicates continued concerns over regional control and the potential impact on government stability.
Kidney Pills Ad Highlights Mrs Gentle Testimony
A Marshfield reader praises Dou’s Kidney Pills for kidney complaints and backache. She states previous medicines failed but Dean’s Kidney Pills improved her condition and mobility. The ad urges readers to buy Dolan’s Kidney Pills through Foster Milburn Co in Buffalo New York.
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Marshfield
Dou
Ntle
Fourth St
Saul
Dean
Dolan
Five Bavarian chiefs shot amid Munich unrest reports
Dispatches from Amsterdam and Munich describe a violent day as Herr Auer Bavarian minister and fellow leaders are shot. Eisner, premier of Bavaria, is reported wounded or dead as government troops quell clashes in the Bavarian capital. Reports tie the uprising to political upheaval and calls for reform in Germany.
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Bavaria
Herr Auer
Ulhers
Aner
Kier Rbsner
Chamber of Deputies
Eisner
Munich
Austerdant
Glen
Ginard
Dylan
Kurt
Sears
Europe
Prinsis
Prussia
Germany
Forbes
Tryvaria
Bavarly
Tabort
Hervern
Berlin
Tasmia
New Germany
Feher Wist Gale
Wwe
Kaiser
Prussla
Copenhagen
War Tourists Barred by Washington Policy Shift
The state department announces a new passport policy restricting travel for British and other foreign visitors amid tensions with Washington. Britain and France protested, while the United States asserts travelers retain limited rights. exemptions are narrowed for certain business categories.
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Vileget
Washington
Wels
State Department
Fia
Tiona
Dan Pficlud Ileninl
Harie Beitish
Teqiesters Purdlerurty Tnt
Ukrainians Fire on Envoys on Train in Poland
On a train from Krakow to Lemberg Ukrainian soldiers opened fire injuring several Poles and a mission member. The American envoy Professor Lord survived and continued toward Lemberg to seek compensation while Polish guards tended the wounded.
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Poland
Lemberg
Warsaw
Iab
Alien’ Commission
Polamth
Cratow
Professor Lord
Grurow
Pivision Wis
Atlenpe
Avenage
Allied Forces Halt Bolshievists in Northern Russia Push
Allied troops report light casualties after reaching Sogeda on the Macon road in northern Russia. Bolshievists suffered 1 killed and 80 prisoners as weather-rough battles yielded material and equipment losses.
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Taunton
Russia
Sogeda
Macon
President Wilson May Move to Paris Residence
The article notes President Wilson will select a new Paris home upon return, with possible sites including the Parc des Batignons and Parc des Bats. It mentions British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Arthur Balfour as a point of reference in the housing discussion.
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Paris
Wilson
Deaupe
Marie Tmansion
Pris
Parc Des Bats
Ayneh
J. Balfour
Humbert Graft Probe Moves to Senate Body
Auten Phibrasty, Paris president of the senate, proposes inquiry into Senator Charles Humbert on charges of corrupt conduct while the military governor of Parts authorizes Tegtl to proceed. The move targets potential graft related to official actions and fund manipulation.
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Humbert
Auten Phibrasty
Paris
Senate
Separe
Tegtl
Charles Humbert
Aftelnis
Vinol Removes The Cause Of Chronic Coughs
A Lagrange North Carolina reader claims Vinol cured a years long chronic cough allowing sleep and weight gain. The testimonial praises Vinol as the best tonic and tissue builder and notes a money back guarantee if it fails. References Sexton-Demgen Drug Co and druggists nationwide.
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Lagrange
N. C
Vinel
W. D. Ren
Sexton-Demgen, Drug CO
Yanks to stay in Germany settlement plan says paper
The newspaper reports a plan to retain 450 000 American troops in Germany as part of a complete financial settlement. It notes 650 French and 420 000 Americans plus 350 000 Irish are barred from certain benefits. Forty three neutral Americans who refused military service face a court order barring US citizenship under wartime acts.
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Burts
Germany
Pikes
Bellas
United States
Dreadful Cough Cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A Mrs W Olsen of Marysville Missouri reports her son Jean suffered a severe cold with a dreadful cough for days. After trying several medicines the cough relief came immediately from Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and a single bottle cured him. She mentions it is fine for children.
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Chamberlain
W. Olsen
Marysville
Jean
Domestic Diplomacy in Phrase and Parody
A playful exchange echoes between Brownsome and Wilkie on keeping peace at home. Brownsome jokes that a husband must yield to his wife occasionally. Wilkie agrees noting the wife makes them do exactly as she pleases.
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Wilkie
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