Pumpkins and dietetics prompt in London market notes
The piece urges rural districts to boost pumpkin supply for London markets as Americans seek pumpkin pie. It then pivots to a compact sermon on dietetics, arguing for scientifically informed food choices and the need for trained teachers of dietetics in schools to improve health through proper eating.
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Mexican instability and world fears loom in war-torn climate
A fragmented, critical view recalls World War I’s reach into Mexico and questions the usefulness of Obregon’s promises of stability after Carranza. The piece cites Than Ez and notes repeated rulers driven by greed amid ongoing conflict, while mocking wartime narratives.
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Mexico Needs Watching As Peon Slavery Persists
The passage condemns Obregon era power as driven by looting and exploiting peons. It argues Mexico faces entrenched oppression and warns outsiders to monitor the regime’s actions and impact on laborers.
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Slang Shaped by Don Quixote Says New York Evening Post
A New York Evening Post writer argues slang is not purely American, tracing origins to Don Quixote. He notes slang’s punchy power to convey ideas briefly and vividly, praising young word coiners as creators of essential speech in literature and science.
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Bagdad
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Republican convention hints stir in press coverage
The dispatch reports a unsettled Republican convention scene with debates over Wood Johnson and Lowden. Analysts note drift toward Lowden as old guard Republicans shift, while insiders doubt any candidate secures quick clinch.
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Prediction Clash as Chicago Chaos Reshapes Nominee Outlook
The article notes uncertainty in politics with Chicago’s chaotic state making forecasts difficult. It mentions Lowden Wood and Johnson as potential nominees and that 80 Democrats watch the race with interest should Lowden win the convention.
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Johnson outlines postwar Republican platform aims
Senator Hiram Johnson urged a reconstruction program for the Republican party at the Chicago convention, calling for a platform that unites all people and leads the country after World War I. He stressed the party’s role in shaping postwar policy while noting Republican control of Congress and the unreached peace treaty.
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Cardui credited by Gladwell for relief of female troubles
Glad to testify that Cardui cured her severe headaches backaches and weakness starting in adolescence. After using three bottles she gained health and is now married with three children and has not needed a doctor for female troubles. Many physicians recommended Cardui and it has been in use over 40 years. NC-130
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Oil Legislation Takes Center Stage in Baton Rouge
Louisiana lawmakers move to enact sweeping oil industry laws under Governor Parker to generate state revenue, solidify industry, and protect it. The Senate invited Parker to address the assembly to outline his program while avoiding an extra session. administration bills are a priority and minor measures may await passage.
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Miss town bought for three million by Cincinnati magnate
Oscar Berman, president of an Ohio based overall manufacturer, has become owner of Stonewall Mississippi a company town 18 miles south of Meridian on the Mobile and Ohio railroad. He acquired all houses stores theaters schools hotel and 1100 acres with two large cotton mills for about 3 million dollars. Possession is set for September 1.
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San Francisco Police Plan Electric Winkers For Boats
Auto mobile bandits face a high speed test as San Francisco plans an electric winker system to flash signals to patrolmen on boats. A Metrews Star ad promises cheap, but effective results.
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