Louisiana to Host Editorial Tour of Agricultural Journals
A gubernatorial invitation brings leading editors of American farm papers to Louisiana this month for on site inspection of lands and resources. The itinerary aims to correct misimpressions with firsthand data and to showcase climate soil and opportunities, with entertainment and a favorable impression emphasized by state officials and local media.
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Louisiana
American Farm Journale
Lousiana
Loubeianais
Times-Picavine
Morrogie
News-Star
Victor Huerts Keeps Off War News Harvesting Wood
Victor Huerts is described as still sawing wood while unrelated war reports have been quiet for days. The note portrays a quiet domestic scene amid ongoing conflict coverage.
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Victor Huerts
Victor
Wouldn't Want to Be a Mexican Says Newspapers
A collage of garbled quotes from The Grand Rapids, Youngstown Telegram, Houston Post, Crowley Signal and Wind mentioning Mexican fears, body images, and political figures like Huerta and Carranza amid a fragmented wartime era clash. The text reads as overheard opinions and editorials about Mexican identity and danger.
Chamberlain's Remedy Praised for Colic and Diarrhoea Aid
A testimonial notes the remedy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Cure as the only treatment giving complete satisfaction and cure for digestive ailments. The endorsement suggests recommending it to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mewart
Greater Peabody Summer School Opens Under New Name
Alumni of Peabody Normal College announce its reopening as George Peabody College for Teachers after a three year suspension. Classes begin June 24 with amplified programs, new buildings, and a $5 250 000 asset base. Scholarships funded by alumni continue. The campus expands with shaded, broader grounds as preparations begin for a South wide enrollment.
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Greater
Peabody
Peabody Normal College
George Peaboy College
Get Rid of Rheumatism with Chamberlains Liniment
Local testimonial from W A Lockherd of Homer City New York praising Chamberlains Liniment for rheumatic pains in arms and shoulders. He states the first application brought relief and one bottle completed cure. For sale by all dealers.
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W. A. Lockherd
Homer City
N. Y
Yachts Open Trial Races for Defiance Resolute Venitre
Greenwich and Connecticut shore host New York Yacht Club trials among Defiance Resolute and Venitre. Races run today through Friday or Saturday to help tune rigs and trim ahead of the defender selection, though not counting toward the final pick.
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New York
Greenwich
Connecticut
Venitre
America
Bhamrock IV
New York Yacht Club
There’s No Corn That GETS IT Won’t Get
An old style advertisement touts a new remedy for corns and calluses. It claims Get4t soothes pain without plasters and salves, offering a bottle sold by Lawrence & Co Chicago and local druggists.
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Sue
2. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
New York Progressives threaten split over Perkins and Roosevelt
In New York on June 1 a faction of progressives threatens to oust Perkins as party leader and to read Roosevelt out if he does not oppose G O P radical wing. They accuse Perkins of pushing pro-corporation doctrine from national headquarters. Oyster Bay hosts the ultimatum to purge such ties with radical Republicans. A marked shift in political alignment is anticipated within months.
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New York
Perkins
Roosevelt
G. OG. P
Bull Moosers
National Progressive
T. R
Oyster Bay
Widows Face Crushing Struggles. Charity Pushes Pensions
Town mourns a desperate mother and children after a tragic subwayside attempt. The Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor endorses widows pensions, aiming to support fifty families and extend relief to five hundred homes if funds are raised.
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Association For Improving the
Becker's Fate Tied to Possible Briber Graft Confession
The condemned policeman Becker may break and reveal his role in graft at higher levels. If he cooperates fully, prosecutors may seek imprisonment instead of death. Authorities reportedly mobilize political and financial power to prevent a potential confession from costing them.
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Becker
Cleaners Cease After Record Spring Clean Up Drive
The health department halted its vigorous campaign to remove refuse and rubbish in Manhattan after a season of unprecedented spring cleanups. Officials note twelve thousand loads more were removed than last year and sixty organizations joined municipal workers, reflecting a strong educational impact and reduced need in recent years.
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Sotham
Health Department
Manhattan Island
New York Work Horse Parade Draws Thousands of Admirers
Applauding thousands of work horses in their annual parade, New Yorkers show enduring love for this beast of burden. From police mounts to veteran haulers, equine prizes attract attention amid motor traffic. The parade will continue with strong ranks long after the veterans march.
Anti Cigarette League of America Holds Mohonk Meeting
At Mohonk Lake New York the annual Anti Cigarette League of America began a session continuing to Friday with representatives from many states. The program includes reports discussions and addresses to physicians businessmen and others urging tobacco control as a path to national efficiency. The key theme is conserving human resources by abolishing the cigarette habit.
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Mohonk Lake
N.Y
League
Chamberlain's Pills Claimed to Restore Appetite
A Detroit man Mr J H Seitz reports Chamberlain's To improve appetite and strengthen digestion. He says they restored his appetite when impaired relieved bloating and gave a pleasant movement of the bowels. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
J. H Seitz
Detroit
Mich
Nerverine Pills Ad Promises Renewed Life
Fragmentary slogan claims a pill named Nerverine will renew the nerve and life quality. The ad text mentions a drug store offering the product for one dollar, with unclear or garbled spelling and several promotional phrases.
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Mott
Date in History: Notable events and births
Recap of various historical notes including Richard Bellingham chosen governor, John Randolph born and died, Washington’s troops furloughed, Wellington College stone laid, Garibaldi death, Field Columbian Museum dedication, Roosevelt mediation offer, Alfred Austin death and birth details.
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Richard Bellingham
Massachusetts
John Randolph
Virginia
Philadelphia
Washington
Wellington College
Queen Victoria
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Field Columbian Museum
Chicago
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Alfred Austin
Great Britain
His Platy seventh Birthday and Other Celebrations
Sir Edgar Higar, English composer born June 1357 at Broadheath, renowned for chorus works and occasional orchestral pieces. Knighted in 1904 for musical achievements. he has conducted major orchestras in the United States during several visits. Other notable birthdays include Pope Pius and Thomas Hardy.
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Edgar Higar
Broadheath
England
America
Pope Pius
Thomas Hardy
Lulu Glaser
Otis Skinner
Felix Weingartner
John Leamcaster Epalding
Cardui style testimonial from Columbia woman
Mrs. Jessie Sharp of Columbia Tennessee describes relief from long lasting womanly troubles after using Cardui a tonic she says restored her strength and eliminated pain She praises Cardui as a natural aid for nervous irritable symptoms and urges other women to seek its benefits from local druggists or the Chattanooga Medicine Co.
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Columbia, Tenn
Jessie Sharp
Cardi
Cardus
Automobil e Contest Promises Ford Touring Car Prize
A 1914 Ford Touring Car grand prize leads a local subscription vote contest with five diamond rings and five gold watches as district prizes. Nominations open to ladies and girls with 5000 votes granted on nomination, offices open daily for details. district boundaries and prize distribution outlined.
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6Treland
DeSiard Street
J. Lowe
Ateast
Younsvlood & Foster
DeSford Street
Tiffany
Elgin
Waltham
Larkin
District Boundaries of West Monroe and Ouachita County
District boundaries describe areas west of the Ouachita river in district four and areas east of the river north of the V. S. P. railway to Monroe in district five. The text lists stations on the railway east of Monroe as part of district four and defines district five as all remaining territory.
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City of
Monroe
West Monroe
Ouachita River
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