American Jew Hirsch Urges One Standard Test for All
Dr Jamil G Hirsch of Sinai Temple Ghicago argues that anti Semitism in the United States outstrips Europe in its social prejudice. He cites American Jewish exodus abroad due to prejudice and calls for uniform tests of character for Jews and Gentiles. He urges self policing within Jewish society and keeping Judaism in the synagogue while rejecting political use of Jewish identity.
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Germany
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Atlantic
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Charlemagne's Rose at Hildesheim Church A Historic Tree
The London Globe notes the venerable rose tree said to be planted by Charlemagne grows against the ancient Hildesheim church in Germany. Its trunk nears a man's width, with five main limbs trained along the façade, protected by iron railings. Historic rulers and soldiers have tended and protected the tree through troubled eras.
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London Globe
Hildesheim
Germany
Turenne
Napoleon
The Elements of Success from Louisville Courier
A reflective piece distills lessons from the successes of notable figures across biographies and sports pages. It argues that genius and achievement share a timeless, imperishable essence, best learned through studied examples rather than prose alone.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Rii Imperishabie
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Bold Band of Robbers Captured After Long Chase
New York detectives, after seven weeks of pursuit led by Inspector McCafferty, trap a bold ring of safe robbers and counterfeiters in Newark and Brooklyn. Two arrested at the scene, a fourth captured in Hoboken, a fifth woman seized in Brooklyn with loot and tools. Police say the gang, tied to William “Hunch?” Williams, targeted major robberies in recent months.
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McCafferty
Hays
Newark
Hoboken
Brooklyn
Fourth St
Whiel
Niakk City
Pluto
Aeccardne
Roland Reed Kin Buffeted by Fate
Philadelphia report on the Reed sisters Laura and Florence Reed once prominent stage performers. Their brother Roland Reed’s death left the family destitute, with Laura and Florence now frail and in need as old friends and local supporters work to aid them.
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New York
Roland Reed
Laura
Florence Reed
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Florence Tensul Jing
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E”Daly
Missoura
Tocey
Reeds
Pinabeth Huhn
Darled Street
Mlizabeth Milen
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Thome
Reed
Florence
Roland
Lenna Reed
Wienut
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Imuaunagers
Kapnil
Bits
Augusta Garrison
Januuehek
Charlotte Cushman
Guy Meanierrmiey Williams
Po'thy Iorence
John Clark
John Drew
Rosedale
Penial
Joh Reed
Severn
Walnut
Roeland Reed
Million Pensioners Highlight U S Government Burden
A Washington report notes about one million pensioners drawing monthly sums for Civil War relatives and veterans from all wars. It contrasts pension outlays of 187 million with railroad payrolls of 76 billion, and cites vast future costs and inflation concerns tied to pension obligations. It mentions debt and inflation context, plus a note on Ruby Abrams, a deaf art student formerly head of a Cooper Institute program.
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Washington
Bayonne
Nwi
USA
Tressay
Ruby Abrams
Ertola Im Cooper Institute
Tes
Mites
Ste H She
Bride Evades Ride Shower by Climbing Down Ladders
New York wedding ends with Daphne Dieterich and Schuyler Imbrie slipping from a rear gear to Riverside Drive via iron ladders to escape a rice and old shoe toss. They depart by train for their honeymoon while guests search for their whereabouts.
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New York
Daphne Ame Dieterich
Schuyler Imbrie
Nicholas Murray Hutter
Guarieford
Quarement Ave
Ms. Imbrie
Carrie v
Brand Inspectors Preserve Cattle Loot From Rustlers Since 1833
The stock yards brand inspection system, refined over two centuries, links brands to owners and thwarts rustlers. Inspectors track cattle across markets from Texas to Wyoming, identifying thefts, validating ownership, and ensuring proceeds are returned to rightful owners, making rustling effectively unprofitable.
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Rand
Rank Brainerd
Wyoming and South Dakota Association
Chicago
Wyoming Association
Tdenry Strouder
Frank Brainerd
Texas
Colorado
Wyom
South Deakota
Montana
Grandpa's Way Poem about a bedtime soldier visit
A mother tells the children to bed and Grandpa visits. The narrator recalls how Grandpa, a former soldier, makes bedtime a drill with “One, two, one two” and how the children fall in line. The poem ends noting tasks feel easier when given a pleasant name.
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Grandpa Sas
Flovence al Pinyes
Luck of Boy Who Didn't Fish Sunday Inspires Trout Catch
A Chester correspondent reports Willis Hilunt Jr. hooked a record string of trout at Walker Brook's tannery dam. The youngster weighed four pounds twelve and a half ounces in total, with seven fish landed after mother opposed Sunday fishing and the boy acted on impulse this morning.
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Chester
Springsfield Union
Willis Hilunt, Jr
Willis Trunt
Walker Brook
Easily Seen Though
Dialogue fragment shows Mamie and a speaker discussing truth and perception with lines about death and seeing through someone, suggesting a literary exchange or stage dialogue from a historical source.
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Mamie
England Birth Rate At 28 Per Two Thousand In 19xx
A regional report notes England's birth rate of 28 per 2000 population during the period under review. It analyzes trends and compares with prior years, highlighting demographic shifts and potential social implications.
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