Feudist finds peace in west in search of quiet
Casper report says Jesse Hatfield once of Hatfield McCoy feud moves to Wyoming seeking calm after 51 years of bloodshed. He plans to abandon guns though he may visit home and still carries a pistol trick and a strong lineage.
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Casper
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Virginia
Jecee Hatfield
Jiy
Joase
Nine
Hartfield
Will Country
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Hatfield
Hatfield-McCoy
Colonel Hatfield
Kileq Fudge McCoy
Jeeee Hatfield
Casper Jesse Hatfield
Jesse Hatfield
Jesse
Hemp Diseases Threaten Philippine Manila Hemp Crop
Philippine hemp suffers new diseases likely imported with banana stalks. Cavite near Manila already hit hard as experts led by Harry T. Edwards, a U.S. fiber specialist, join efforts to contain the outbreak and protect a key export crop.
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Manila
Bureau of Agriculture
Harry T. Edwards
United States Bureau of Agriculture
Philippines
English Author Warns US Language Becoming One-Syllable
Los Angeles report outlines Pierce Lawton from London and Paris arguing American literary progress requires eliminating studied carelessness. He critiques current American speech as aimed at ease of understanding rather than sharp expression, noting flapper dialogue and casual phrases as signs.
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Pierce Lawton
London
Paria
California
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America
Peart
Wire
Lissen
Hon
Pye
Bolivar
Confiscation Debates in Russia and Capitalist Reactions
The Philadelphia Ledger notes popular errors about confiscation in Russia, argues Russia’s actions benefited peasants and workers more than other nations, and contrasts Russia’s revolution with orderly foreign debts. It predicts future shifts toward state ownership of major industries and resources across Russia and the West.
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Russia
Revolut Mries
Germany
Buirnes
France
Italy
America
Consideration and concentration in life and industry
A reflective discourse urges broadening interests beyond personal gain. It cites allegories from Alice in Wonderland and a rail industry example to show how focused attention aids safety and efficiency, while noting rising European imports and urban development commentary.
Remarkable Wedding Dispute Marks Night in Town
A fragmentary report notes a heated quarrel surrounding a wedding between local residents. Witnesses describe tensions rising before authorities intervened as plans for the ceremony encountered unexpected strain and confusion.
Faithful Mar Aver: A Woman and Ple Lost
A fragment notes a woman and ple lost until another source confirms Pew Palladium connection. The garbled line hints at a faith based or maritime context with names unclear.
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Dann
It Depends Willam Lynn Pherpe
A reflective prose excerpt praises humble resilience of people with limited means and education, noting their brave front and uncomplaining serenity amid daily labor. It contrasts folly in history with enduring human nobility observed in ordinary workers.
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Willam Lynn Pherpe
Carchemish Villa Ruins Tie Herodotus and Jeremiah
Excavations at Jerabim near Carchemish reveal a burnt villa wall, bronze arrowheads, swords, and a Greek shield with Medusa’s head. The find aligns Babylonian destruction with Jeremiah’s prophecy and Herodotus mentions Gaza spoils, creating a dramatic link between ancient Greek and Hebrew sources.
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Jeremiah
Bagdad
Carchemish
Alwara
Gnuea
Herodotus
Gaza
Necho
Apollo
Branchidae
Jerdblug
Werodotus
Politician Dismisses Question as Campaign Rush Delays Talk
A Chicago candidate hurrying to a meeting is challenged by a friend who asks about the political situation. The candidate replies with the polite jab that there is no time to think as they must keep talking.
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Fragmen
Chicago News
Meaning Clear. From Santa Barbara News
He declares a desire for toil danger and adventure while she hesitates asking father. The exchange conveys a tense request and a family barrier to an impulsive wish.
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Santa Barbara
Sam
Sant
Altercation Ends with Dismissal in London Case
Witness described a scuffle where both parties fought and struck each other, the magistrate noting an equal alteration and dismissing the case. No further action was pursued.
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London Weekly Telegraph
Of Course American Lesson Weekly
A fragmented text sample referencing a secretary of the Navy and a ceremonial or worship phrase. The readable fragments lack clear actions, dates, places, or identifiable entities to form a full news item.
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Adéresa
Secretary of the Navy
Fragmentary Botched Transcript Smears Meaning in Polish Verse
A garbled excerpt shows incomplete sentences and puzzling phrasing with unclear speakers. The text appears as a misread transcription, yielding little coherent context or identifiable entities or events.
Human Nature and Government Reflections in Public Life
A sermon-like essay argues that no single government form suits all peoples and stresses the primacy of individual character and spiritual values. It critiques bureaucratic service excess, dine car rituals, and middlemen, calling for simpler, self-reliant service and personal responsibility.
Dictator named at Vassar as revolt against honor system
Dorothy Robbins of Newton Massachusetts president of the senior class was named dictator by the student body during a red revolt against the college honor system at Vassar College.
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Studen
Vassarecotege
Dorothy Robbins
Newton
Mass
Notable Local Exchange and Odd Notices
A faded snippet records a tense scene with Sam and two doctors over debt, then notes on fashion investments and a widow selling fancy stock. It also mentions a Surrey woods nightingale gathering and a short misprint about Kentucky lacking tamba for New York markets.
Nerves and Earthquakes Noted by Sensitive Englishwoman
An Englishwoman, highly sensitive, reportedly detects earthquakes worldwide before official news. Professor H. H. Warner cites her as suffering nervous tension linked to electrical sensation during shocks, with a notable attack last September. The report hints at new insights for seismology and physiology.
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H. H. Warner
The
Quarterly Review
India
Secret Eye Communication Code for Canadian Detectives
Popular Mechanics describes a eye movement language taught to detectives in Canada to signal each other. Movements include dropping and raising lids, finger touches, cigar twists, mustache twiddling, and finger motions behind the back to transfer thoughts around criminals, said to rival standard writing speed.
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Canada
Popular Mechanics
Matches consume vast timber in Europe and America
Wood usage in match production runs to 625 tons weekly for a single firm. The sticks measure about a foot in diameter and ten feet long. Matches are treated with a solution to prevent smouldering as a safety measure, with origins traced to 1827.
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Europe
America
Woman's distress from girlhood touted as remedy
In Greenville Texas a woman recounts long suffering with female troubles. An advertisement promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a dependable cure used by women from girlhood through middle age stating it corrects the cause of the trouble and is sold widely.
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Greenville
Texas
E. Marshal Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Castoria Ad Claims For 30 Years Of Child Relief
An old advertisement touts Fletcher’s Castoria as a remedy for constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea in babies and children. It promises fever relief and improved digestion leading to natural sleep, noting the genuine bottle bears a signature mark.
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Fletcher
Hebo Hustling to Fill Engagements Amid Crisis
Willis Booth of the international chamber of commerce spoke at a Philadelphia luncheon about widespread poverty. A wealthy charity allegedly urged an unemployed man to attend multiple meals and shelters, but he cited prior engagements in a humorous recounting from the Detroit Free Press.
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Willis Booth
International Chamber of Commerce
Philadelphia
Roverty
Refuge For the Homeless
The
Destitutes’ Assistance League
United Church Charities
Screen Stars
Detroit Free Press
British Museum Links To West Africa Fossil Expedition
After years of funding hurdles and failed overseas cooperation, W E Cutler of the University of Manitoba is set to sail for West Africa to investigate promising dinosaur fossil sites in Africa Fast Africa, a region yielding notable specimens.
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Fast Africa
British Museum
Museows
W. E. Cutler
University of Manitoba
West Africa
Knew His Limitations and Riddles of Hearts
A fragment noting a quip about women’s hearts being a puzzle of wooing and elimination. The sentiment reflects a humorous take on romance with references to notoriety and misperception.
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Washington
Appalling Problem Confronts Americans Life Tables Show
A 1920 United States life table analysis warns that the average person loses reserve strength by age 40 due to stimulants like caffeine. It urges avoiding stimulants and sleepless nights, promoting a health plan to preserve energy into later years and asking readers to consider the value of life after 40.
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United States
Tate
America
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