Multistage News Snippets From Early 20th Century Press
A collage of brief items notes Pittsburg death births woes, Moorish rebels, food canners delaying label law, a Boston clergyman’s heaven with no cars, a Yale professor marrying an American, postal cards from heaven, boom towns like Unionville and Center Bridge, a porpoise tale, umpire bias over pop bottle throwers, graft penalties, China’s prison revolt, light weight and short measure penalties, Luther Burbank apples, iron in fine flour fears, peanuts praised, and a Brooklyn theater moved on rollers seeking wider study of civic patterns.
Large Life-Weight Structure Set On New Foundations
Miss La Motte, visiting nurse for Baltimore ascuration, reports from two years of tuberculosis patient visits. She warns that home industries under heavy contagion risk spread infection to nonhousehold contacts, with washing at home most common and highly dangerous. Segregation and state-provided homes are urged as the only remedy to protect the broader community.
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Miss la Motte
Baltimore
Chartres
The
Commons
Miss la Morte
Exhibition at Dublin Marks a New Epoch in Green Isle History
An illustrative report on Treland's Farm at Herbert Park near central Dublin outlines a transformative moment for Ireland. The piece notes displays of industry and domestic life, with references to earnings, home industries, and the evolving social fabric as the exhibition showcases progress and national identity.
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Dublin
Green Isle
Herbert Park
Dublin City
Fale
Unemory
Everviewty
Rene
Uberwer
Petty
Derek Tm
Omy Teibe
Wwe
Imaginative Exchange on Delays and Silence
A fragment from the Washington Star describes a slow speaker who enjoys solitude and the quiet of a telephone delay. The narrator notes the muffled voice and the sound of distant sighs as they wait in darkness.
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Washington Star
Crime of Lobbying Suggested in Missouri Governor's Message
Governor Folk urges a law making compensated lobbying a crime while allowing open hearings and filing printed briefs with the Secretary of State. He argues publicity curbs corruption and protects free speech by preventing venal influence on legislation.
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General Assembly
New Emergency Currency Plan Proposed by U S Treasurer
A proposed emergency bank currency plan allows any national bank with at least 4 percent U S bond capitalization to apply for notes. It requires amendments to permit banks with at least zero percent of capital in U S bonds to issue up to 50 percent of their bond investments. Notes would resemble current National Bank notes but cite bonds and government backing, with dates set during crop movement periods and optional state or municipal collateral.
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United States
Healthfulness of Roller Skating
Roller skating is a pleasurable pastime with wide popularity among learners and experienced skaters. The author notes personal health benefits after six years, saying it improves fitness, tone, and muscle control while offering a graceful, easier alternative to ice skating.
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Semua
America’s disappearing forests demand better care and action
The article argues forests across Michigan and Wisconsin are being wiped out by fires and neglect. It cites vast losses of pine and hardwood turning into a crisis that requires urgent, far reaching steps to restore timber wealth before fifteen years pass.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Three Hundred Years Since Jamestown Protesant Worship Noted
The Jamestown settlement's anniversary observance includes the Episcopal Church United States commemorating the first Protestant worship in America. Rev Kuvert Hunt led the initial service, with Women joining the colony later and the fate of early churches described. King Edward and President Roosevelt contributed items at Bruton Church in Williamsburg, highlighting colonial Virginia worship history and restoration efforts.
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Jamestown
Bngtish
Episcopal Church
Ameria
Damoatowan
Pere
Spien
Nestor
Kuvert Hunt
America
John Layden
Ann Barras
Powhattan
Bruton Church
Williamsburg
Edward
Local Distant Figures Appear At Grande Varlow Event
This fragment notes Mexicans increasing distant domen sibliby or trios and a sighting of Jr. at a local event described as Grande at the varlow. It mentions sehoa nearly all wearing apparel and highlights the notable attire and attendance.
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Varlow
Prisoner Granted Use of Ed dle Despite Keeper Family Remonstrance
Jersey prison allows a prisoner the use of the ed dle amid objections from the keeper and his family. Gotham reports on a punching incident with unidentified assailant and the Yoakers State man.
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Church
Jersey
Gotham
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Connecticut Statesman
China
Luther Burbank
Btanford University
Ceara
Brooklyn
Treland's
Sdooty Cape
J. W. Folk
Massachusetts
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Flee
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Colonistan
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Angel of Peace
Great Britain
United State
Virginia
George Washington
W. A. B. Goodwin
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