Russians in US allowed to send aid to relatives in Russia
A plan approved by the American relief administration allows Russian or US residents of Russian descent to remit funds to beneficiaries in Russia. Sums start at $10 and must include full name and address of the recipient, with funds routed through New York office and advised to Moscow headquarters.
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Whineres
Tecever
American Relief Administration
Amloscow
Russia
United States
Europe
New York
Washington
London
Thissia
Moscow
Estes Park Chamber Affirms Rocky Mountain Park Transport Policy
Estes Park chamber of commerce resolves in support of the National Park Service transportation policy for Rocky Mountain National Park. The letter defends forced schedules and a transfer firm for passenger baggage, condemning opposition from distant critics and Western congressmen.
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Ogry Mountain
Colorado
Tot Springs
Arkansas
Yosemite
Yellowstone
National Parks and National Monuments
Interior Department
National Park Service
Rocky Mountain
Estes Park
Oeky Mountain
Rocky Mountain National Park
Nation Parks Service
United States
Federal Officials Study Child Crime
Federal officials review the surge of juvenile crime prompting action from the Justice Interior and Labor departments. They propose federal training camps for youthful offenders and broad reform efforts to replace harsh detention with reeducation and work programs.
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Tabor
Justice
Interior
Harding Te
Cays
U. S. Merchant Marine Falling Behind in Global Competition
United States shipping and transport data show American ships failing to carry a growing share of exports and imports. Foreign lines regain control of import trade while privately owned and independent American vessels increase their share. July 1921 figures show shipping board vessels at a record low for imports and a shrinking overall role.
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Merican
E. S. Gregg
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Grege
Shipping Board
The
Fashions in Catapults Transform Naval Aviation Equipment
The first complete catapult for launching airplanes from battleship decks is ready at Hampton Roads. A power driven carriage on tracks accelerates a plane until lift is achieved, then brakes stop the run and the carrier returns to start. Navy plans include ship hangars and machine shops for aviation gear.
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Hampton Roads Air Station
Samuel Pierpont Langley
Oldest Ghost Stirring in Isleta Church Tale of Spanish Priest
A long folklore report from Isleta New Mexico recounts the 12 year reincarnation of a Spanish priest murdered by local Indians to avoid treachery. The body reappears every 12 years at Isleta Church, prompting a 1912 bid to seal the grave with an oak casket and plank floor. Townspeople fear the spirit may rise again in 1924.
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Tileta
N. M—Itlere
America
Plis
Coronado
Isleta
Santa Fe
Rome
Isteta
1924
Release Wounded Eagle From Allegheny Peak
An injured eagle released near Huntington Pennsylvania after seven weeks of care by game wardens. The bird, fed at three pounds of beefsteak daily, had been kept in a cage on private land following injury caused by a farmer tired of its presence.
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Huntington
Here
Allegheny Mountains
Palmyra Legion Hears Grave Marker Stolen
Veterans suspect someone took the grave stone of Frederick M Rogers, honor star hero, whose name the Palmyra American Legion post bears. They demand the thief return the marker within one week.
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Palmyra
M. J
N. J
Frederick M. Rodgers
American Legion
Baseball Player Dies During Home Run Run
Baltimore hitter George Bender collapsed and died of heart disease while attempting a two run homer.
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Baltimore
George Bender
Lunatic Forcibly Poisoned Doctor at Florida Sanitarium
James Sherlock, patient at an insane hospital in Madison Florida, seized Dr John Yates an attendant and forced a cupful of poison down his throat Attendants overpowered Sherlock The doctor may die
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Madison
Fla
James Sherlock
John Yates
Sherlock
Jud Tunkins Reflects on Voice and Motion Pictures
Jud Tunkins says he does not miss the charm of the human voice or motion pictures, preferring to rest from conversation as one of the things he desires.
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Jud Tunkins
Fat Man Stuck in Hell's Crack at Sequoia Cave
A bulletin from Sequoia National Park details Thaddeus Brown of Lemoore being trapped for three days in Hell's Crack near Crystal Cave. Rangers considered blasting or starving him to reduce waist size. finally he emerged after three days with measurements reduced to 82 1/4 inches, banning future visitors with large waists.
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Crystal Cave
Los Angeles
Cal
Thaddeus Brown
Lemoore
John I. White
The
Sequoia National Park
Giant Forest
Les Iivore
Brown
Hell's Crack
Grant Forest
America
Autumn Suit Trends Include Tailored Styles Stand Strong
A fashion note extols the suit as a woman’s defining asset in autumn. Tailored coats reach three quarter lengths with tight sleeves, low revers, and slim waists. Materials include twills serges duveryns and velours with French embroidery and Russian influences shaping long blouses and decorative belts.
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America
Americans
Paris
Deep Rust Fur Trim Shapes Winter Coat Styles
The article describes a daywear fashion trend with a deep rust shade fur trim using heavy loose knots of dark gray wool. It notes sparing use of fur, straight chokers and small cuffs, rare fur bands at the peplum bottom, and a preference for short-haired furs when fox or sable appears as the focal street costuming element.
Catches Dog Milking Cow
Tluntington man found his cow producing poorly again and discovered his dog under the cow at dawn feeding on the milk. The dog was restrained at night thereafter.
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Muntington, L. L
Tluntington
Denmark
Tragedy Near Middletown as Girl Struck by Train
Edith Pembleton fourteen years old of Middletown New York was struck by a railroad express train and killed. A neighbor signaled the engineer with a raincoat from the pilot of the engine after witnessing the girl on the pilot, causing the train to stop but she died from her injuries.
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Edith Pembleton
Middletown
N. Y
Thief Steals From Eastern Star Orphanage
An Adrian Michigan thief entered the Eastern Star orphanage and stole 51 dollars from the orphans fund and 17 dollars of the orphans property. The incident is reported as a criminal act against the facility and its wards.
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Adrian, Mich
Eastern Star
Orphans’ Fund
Man Plots Robbery Confession Ties Son to Crime
Police say Sidgar Moe conspired with an ex convict to rob his mother of jewels worth 5000 dollars and furs worth 5000 dollars. Mrs Moe will not prosecute her son.
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Sidgar Moe
Moe
Fatal Fall Over Rug Ends Life of Macpherson Resident
Fred Ells, a World War veteran, was instantly killed in Macpherson Kansas when a gun he carried discharged as he fell over a rug in his home. He was reportedly hunting for a burglar at the time and tripped on the rug covering.
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Rug
Macpherson
Kan
Fred
Ells
Unclear Fragments Aid No Clear Event
OCR text fragment shows no cohesive event, names, or places to anchor a news item. The readable parts resemble garbled language with no identifiable subjects or actions. No definite summary possible from the provided text.
Points To Consider When Buying A New Hat
Practical tips for hat shopping advise examining the hat from all angles with a hand mirror and avoiding fashion missteps. Consider brim presence, face shape, color, and size. choose a single versatile hat if budget is limited. avoid costume dressy hats with suits. seek a candid friend for advice.
Pressing Guidelines for Folded Edges on Garments
Instructions emphasize folding long edges to center for shrunk fabrics to avoid edge rolling. Recommend pressing on double width, using guides like ribbon or lace for alignment. Suitable for full skirted frocks and evening wear to keep trimming straight and attractive.
Poets Tennyson J. Datt recalls early writing spark
In a Kansas City Star reminiscence Datt claims poetry comes from practice not birth. He recounts a childhood accident at four years old when a buggy wheel ran over his head, sparking his later versification talent. He notes his career disproves the adage that poets are born.
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Tennyson J. Datt
Kansas City Star
Green's August Flower Promises Digestive Relief Worldwide
Green's August Flower is advertised as an effective remedy for nervous dyspepsia sour stomach constipation indigestion torpid liver dizziness and related digestive issues. The copy claims fifty five years of successful use in millions of households worldwide and notes availability wherever medicines are sold.
His Heart in Right Place at the Circus Train Tent
A young boy asks a tentman for elephants to water as circus wagons move. The tentman shrugs then offers the boy a rope, sparking a brief comic moment. The child sits front row with awe as the scene unfolds.
The Apprentice and the Colored Servant Tale
A Wayside Tales excerpt shows Lord Babbington teaching a servant to respond formally. Hours later the lord is startled by the servant's exaggerated rustic reply asking what is wanted. The humor hinges on language and class cues in a colonial context.
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Lord Babbington
Zeke
Language All Know and Ivy kiss language of love
Ivy and Trank discuss the idea that kisses express love and how language shapes affection in a casual chat. The dialogue explores whether kissing conveys emotion and if words are needed to describe it.
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Ivy
After Eden and the Tailor’s Coat
A fragmentary exchange notes how a home and roof become essentials for daily life. The text contrasts personal needs with civic virtue and hints at resilience in facing others’ troubles.
Astronomers Scrutinize Light Bending During Solar Eclipse
In ten years astronomers have twenty minutes to test Einstein by observing light deflection near the sun during solar eclipses. They work strenuously in these brief moments to detect any deviations in ray paths as they pass the solar disc.
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Scientific American
Why Druggets Recommend Swamp-Root
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root praised as a kidney liver and bladder medicine tested by years of druggists. It is said to be a physician prescription strengthening medicine that helps organs work naturally. The ad urges readers to buy or request a sample by mailing ten cents and referencing the paper.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Do Your Toes Spread Out A Foot Health Guide
Mary IE Bayley RN explains that good foot understanding comes from toes spreading in a straight line from the heel. Dr Virgil P Gibney endorses her guidance on foot care and shoe fitting for ages nine to fourteen to support proper posture and health. Tight stockings and tight shoes impair circulation and toe spread.
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Mary IE. Bayley
R. N
Virgil P. Gibney
New York
Homily on Golf and Exercise
A St Louis Star note muses that golf provides walking exercise. beginners cover about five miles per 18 holes while experts walk less, reducing exercise. It concludes Americans resist becoming a “club” at anything.
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St. Louis Star
CA Woman After All
A witty caption hints at a California woman's pursuit of her general goal as a playful comment on desire and fulfillment. The line suggests a target or aim that defines her character in a light, ironic tone.
Golf’s Sad Mission Prompts Civic Debate
A sharp editorial in the Atlanta Constitution questions the motives behind golf’s social role, arguing the sport can extend support for certain public figures and widen liberal opinions as it seeks to win broader goodwill among a large audience.
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