First and Last Aid Machines in City Life
John P. Medbury humorously critiques automatic first aid cabinets on every street corner. He imagines cabinets selling bandages, crutches, ether, and chloroform, mocking their unreliability and the comical chaos of using them during everyday disputes and injuries.
Anniversaries and Military Events Through 1915
A compiled list notes events and birthdays from 1565 to 1915. Among items: 1850 birth of Henry Cabot Lodge in Boston. 1663 Battle of Raymond, Mississippi. 1875 G A R encampment in Chicago. 1889 highwaymen looted army paymaster’s escort in Arizona. 1915 British dreadnought Goliath sunk at the Dardanelles. a 20 ton meteor near Bleakketone, Virginia.
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Los Angeles
Spain
Arizona
Dardanelles
Bleacketone
Birth anniversaries for notable figures marked today
Walter C. Murray president of the University of Saskatchewan born in Kings County New Brunswick 56 years ago today. Warren D. Smith head of the University of Oregon geology department born in Leipsic Germany 45 years ago today. Cleo Ridgely screen actress born in New York City 22 years ago today. Zebulon Weaver U S Representative born in Weaverville North Carolina 53 years ago today. Joseph A. Dugan third baseman for the New York American League baseball team born in Mahanoy City 28 years ago today.
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University of Saskatchewan
County’' Kings
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Warren D. Smith
University of Oregon
Leipsic
Germany
Cleo Ridgely
New York City
Zebulon Weaver
Congress
North Carolina
Weaverville
N. C
Joesph A. Dugan
New York American
Mahanoy City
Poland in European affairs and American policy
A brief overview arguing Poland’s strategic importance, its geographic vulnerability between Germany and the Soviet Union, and how wider awareness of European nations might shift American attitudes about involvement in Europe and the League of Nations.
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Poland
Louisiana
Germany
France
Russia
Baltic Sea
East Prussia
League of Nations
America
Europe
A Theory on Manners and Public Conduct
A column discusses rising regulation of personal behavior by law, arguing laws encroach on conscience. It cites ill manners such as public intoxication and smoking, noting norms differ from moral rules and urging daily observation to gauge the need for legislation.
Modern Girl Defended By Brand Lesser Lady Nott Bower
A column argues defense of the modern girl praising her looks and health while criticizing cultural decline. It questions reformers and education, urging focus on improving schooling to shape better thinking, manners, and morals rather than attacking the modern girl.
Rain ends drought terror in North Louisiana
Residents praise recent heavy rains that finally broke a ten month drought across North Louisiana. Farmers hope for a paying crop while tax burdens grow from road projects and education expansion. The editorial urges urban readers to consider agriculture’s central role in the region’s fortunes.
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Louisiana
Fire destroys two Wood Street houses in Monroe
Early this morning two small houses on Wood and Eleventh streets were burned down and two more damaged. The structures were owned by Ike Dembinski and valued around 2000 dollars. The former housed a negro restaurant and the others were occupied by negro women.
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Wood
Eleventh Streets
Ike Dembinski
Cross Word Puzzle Word List Clue Set
A reader friendly list of crossword clues and word lengths spanning horizontal and vertical entries. It includes common terms from dish to tenderness with numbered positions and abbreviations for quick solving. The mixed clues cover colors parts of speech and everyday objects to guide puzzle construction.
Isle of Pines Residents Reconsider Plan to Leave If Treaty Ratified
American residents of the Isle of Pines decide against evacuating if the Hay Quesade treaty passes. They declare love for the isle, forecast a failed move, and note Cubans celebrate with a barbe cue of thirty pigs after the anticipated bolt. Mayor Don Ramon Llorca is praised as one of nature's noblemen.
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Isle of Pines
Hay-Quesade
Cuba
Senate
Don Ramon Llorca
End of the Spanish American era voices mixed in praise
The piece notes improvements in judiciary and police, better Havana roads, and improving business, while recalling that Washington had no true claim to the island. It contrasts manufacturing boasts with a warning that a reckless driver can ruin a car in seconds, and jokes about Calvin’s practical economy.
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Havana
Washington
United States
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