Plot to Involve U S with Mexico Sparks War Fears
Washington reports reveal a conspiracy to drag the United States into war with Mexico. Dispatches describe plans to spark border violence and counterfeit invasions led by alleged American interests backed by foreign ties to force intervention. Officials vow to uncover those behind the plot and reject any war push.
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United States
Carranza
Villa
Wilson
Washington, D. C
Washington
Lansing
New York
Mexico
White House
Texas
Vera Cruz
Farmers Register Farm Names With Deeds Office
The state legislature passed a bill allowing farm owners to register farm names with the register of deeds. Farmers statewide are filing names tied to the farm location, with a filing fee of twenty five cents.
Cure for Years of Attacks Promises Hope to Parents
A frustrated letter from PRANK ANDERSON of Contrey Minnesota praises Dr Miles Nervine for curing a child after years of epilepsy symptoms. The writer claims thousands of American children suffer seizures and expresses gratitude for a treatment that restored the child’s health.
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Dr. Miles
Nervine Bins
Miles Nervine Promises Cure for Nervous Diseases
An advertisement for Miles Nervine from the Miles Medical Co of Indianapolis promotes it as a premier remedy for nervous diseases. It claims universal benefit in thousands of cases and offers a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to help.
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Miles Medical Co
Bilchart
Ind
State Fair Days Announced for 1914 Milwaukee Event
Special days set for the 1914 State Fair in Milwaukee list Children Day Interurban Day State Day Milwaukee Day and Traveling Men's Day with races battles in the sky and multiple bands. Schoolchildren will receive free admission tickets and be able to view both the fair proper and special attractions.
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Milwaukee
Oliver E. Remey
Ergery Village
Guy
Philipp
Myena Kanda
Potter
Getting a Good Silo
A good silo requires airtight walls and a round shape for thorough packing. Perpendicular smooth walls prevent air pockets that spoil silage, and strong durable materials resist weather and silage decay. Maintenance costs drop with low‑attention materials. a permanent, well‑built silo prevents freezing best, says F. M. White of the Madison College of Agriculture.
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F. M. White
Department of Agricultural Engineering
College of Agriculture
Madison
When Gladys Drives Song Verse
A playful verse extols Gladys driving a car with comic hints of reckless abandon. It whimsically notes she may hit a person or a traffic cop, then glosses over the awkward consequences with a breezy, teasing tone.
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Gladys
Retirement of Soo Line Conductor Barrows Marked by Sentiment
Barrows of this city, the oldest conductor on the Chicago division of the Soo line, nears seventy and will retire around the end of the month under compulsory retirement rules. He began with the Central railway about forty years ago, served thirty-five years in the Soo line era, and worked across the northern Chicago division. He seldom missed a duty and never caused trouble, earning praise for his long service and good nature as Conductor John McKie succeeds him.
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IL. Barrows
Chicago
Soo Line
Barrows
Berrows
Wisconsin Central Railway
The
Central
Pessemen Porview
Deu Claire
Noerah
John McKie
Running Between This City and Minneapolis Stevens Point Gazette
A brief note covers a running event referencing a race route between the city and Minneapolis with mention of Stevens Point Gazette as a local news source. The item emphasizes upcoming dates and local interest in the event.
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Minneapolis
Stevens Point
Higher Power in Eastland Loss Prompts Seaman’s Act Fallout
The piece links the Eastland disaster to opposition by shipowners and a pending Seaman's Act set to take effect November 1. It claims had the act been in force, the ship would have carried far fewer passengers and obstacles to reform were backed by industry leaders, with historical shipwrecks cited to emphasize the need for able seamen and lifeboats.
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Congress
Eastland
Lake Carriers Association
Rio Des Taneiro
Golden Gate
Seaman’s Union
Camphittes
Gecko
Finsly
Net
Owasrag
Hastland
Wilson
Weil
Seaman’s Act Stands Despite Indorsement Fallout
The Madison State Journal notes that Wilson must dismiss Redfield or accept consequences of backing him. The Seaman's Act will stand, signaling political pressure and potential policy repercussions.
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Wilson
Redfield
Madison State Journal
Dont for the Man Who Would Be Safe On Daily Work
A Bell Telephote News piece emphasizes strict on the job safety rules. It urges workers to focus on their tasks and avoid distractions while wearing goggles during drilling and grinding. It cautions against loose clothing and careless handling of waste and electrical components to prevent injuries.
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Bell Telephote News
The Big Men and the Cheap Men
A poem critiques powerful leaders who dream big and build vast systems while portraying cheap rivals who crave a share of the harvest. It contrasts grand ambition with opportunistic subtraction as economic and social forces shape labor and wealth.
Classified ads travel far and wide across the paper
The newspaper notes its nationwide reach through want ads from Maine to California with a circulated edition mailed to relatives and friends, highlighting the surprising journeys these ads take and the variety of items they carry.
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Maine
California
Rent-seeking reformers blamed by Mason in Pittsburg piece
Walt Mason derides reformers who promise broad changes while targeting big business and the skilled. He argues small men threaten and legislation will strip wealth, urging skepticism toward uplift rhetoric and tax schemes as big men consider the fallout.
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Walt Mason
Pittsburg Gazette Times
How a Jewish Immigrant Built a Profitable Outfit in America
An immigrant recalls arriving from Austria and starting with a broken-down wagon in Dayton Ohio. He bought and sold anything he could to survive, learned to spot value in second-hand farm implements, and gradually built a business that grew from eight dollars to thousands, paying debts as they came due.
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Austria
New York City
Dayton
Ohio
Peonte
Kent Woeth
Reond
Why Farm Life Is Approaching Ideal
A Farn and Fireside feature argues automobiles make farm life more appealing. The car enables faster markets for dairy, poultry, fruit, and vegetables, saves trips to town, and offers leisure like films and concerts. It portrays improved lifestyle for both young and old on the farm.
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Urless
Sous Gand
State League Hall
Fruit Bread Stew Recipe with Berry Filling
A recipe describes layering bread crumbs and berries such as raspberries and blackberries in a baking dish. The dish is alternated with stewed fruit, baked twenty minutes in a moderate oven, then served cold with cream.
Fruit Fluit And Whimsical Custard Instructions
A fragmented culinary note describes beating fruit and custard ingredients until light, adding eggs and water, then cooking, chilling, and freezing with a syrup. The line hints at a widow’s weeds motif tied to the faded heart, concluding with a somber image.
Safety First drives down railroad deaths and injuries
The Chicago and Northwestern credits its Society First program for fewer accidents. From 1909 to 1910 there were 107 deaths and 8629 injuries, while 1910 to 1915 saw 36 deaths and 5202 injuries. Slogans urge delaying for safety and preventing accidents over reporting them.
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Chicago & Northwestern
Society
Northwestern
Northwestern Railway Company
Hich
Movie show programs in Boston parks promote health and civic topics
Municipal moving pictures were shown in Boston parks and recreation grounds in midsummer. Organized by social propaganda groups, the mayor, and the park department, the schedule rotated five evenings weekly across city sections. Films focused on education health and civic subjects.
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Boston
Park and Recreation Department
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Officers near Frown Tex thwart Mexican raiders
The Mann officers near Frown Texas report stopping two Mexican marauders after they fled. They could not identify the suspects and left them, stressing the value of timely decisive action over delayed instruction from Washington.
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Frown Tex
Washington
Reveré
Fort Brown
Vangera
Humphreys' Revised Manual of Linens Celebrated
A sixty year celebration edition of Humphreys' Manual of Linens announces a revised volume detailing care, treatment, and remedies for various ailments. It highlights the incorporation of updated medical guidance and household remedies for common illnesses.
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FreamMediev
Hlurapureys
Humphreys
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