Thrills and debates loom at San Francisco Democratic Convention
A cooler look at the Frisco gathering shows President Wilson and William Jennings Bryan poised as central figures in a dramatic party contest. Carter Glass guides administration aims while Bryan faces a decisive test on the resolutions committee amid talk of a possible third term and the league of nations plank.
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Londonderry A Northern Ulster Town With Noted Historic Sieges
Londonderry Ulster province lies on a hill above the Foyle river, 95 miles from Belfast. A busy town of about 10 000 with industries in distilling brewing tanning iron brass founding and linen. It has a two mile river quay and active colonial trade. known for the siege of London Derry in 1689 and its historic walls and gates.
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Wilsons tactical poker at Frisco convention and cotton markets
The article discusses President Wilson using strategic ambiguity to keep delegates in line at the Frisco convention while a Cox Colby ticket emerges as a counter balance. It notes cotton prices, deflation, and Federal Reserve policy affecting markets alongside a crackdown on traffic violations in Mentor and Lake Charles, including penalties and court outcomes.
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Cotton Market Dims as Crop Prospects Improve and Demand Sags
Prices for spot and futures cotton fall as prospect of a good Atlantic crop grows and mills cut orders. Warmer, drier weather boosts the belt, reduces boll weevil damage, and loosens demand for textile goods while mills push price concessions. Government buys under the act show limited impact amid ample carryover and ample supply.
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Speeding Crackdown Sparks Louisiana Debate
An Alexandria man was acquitted of man slaughter after proving no negligence. Shreveport seeks a 300 fine and six months jail for speeders, urging legislature support. The New Orleans Item notes smaller fines persist but urges harsher measures, arguing speeders rarely fear small penalties.
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Color of eyes limits film fame for many actors
The article argues that eye color, particularly light blue eyes, can exclude capable actors and actresses from achieving film success. It discusses how appearance affects casting and opportunities within the industry.
Hidden Advances in Food Preservation Aid Napoleons Troops
In a historical note the text describes the development of a method to preserve or improve food supplies for Napoleon’s troops. It mentions a prize of several thousand dollars for inventors who could provide a method to supply non smoked or dry food, highlighting the strategic value of better provisioning.
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Bond’s Liver Pills Boost Cold Recovery Claim
An old advertisement touts Bond's Liver Pills as a remedy for iron cold symptoms and dizziness. It promises rapid cleansing of the system and a refreshed morning, claiming a single pill taken at a time is sufficient. Sold at all druggists.
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