Masaryk Life Leader of Czechoslovakia
Masaryk, the life resident of Czechoslovakia, emerges as a towering statesman and thinker. He shaped Czech and Slovak national movements, opposed Austro-Hungarian dominance, and led the push for a free republic. His influence extended to Europe and America through lectures, writings, and political organizing.
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Koel Marx
Russel Neal
Fils Observartene
Ntwilyels
Kure
Ted
Raiment
Masaryk
Republic
Hattie Republic
Masneyk
Witte Hines
Sy. Robern
Prussia
Mraigk'e
Musieyk
Olga Masaryk
Masaryki
Tolstoy
Maseryk
Germany
Mosiryk
Hamburg
Brian
Hapburg Helenzelienn
Itis Friends of Freedom
Bohewia
Masievic
Cree National Council
Yellowak Baris
Etilety
Assexs- Henn
United States
Siberka
Prague
Pree
Hevetic
Herleve
Austro-Hungarian
Hapstares
Hohengoberns
William
Karl
Comehmats Sen
Onetine Blacksmid
The Vanity of an Invalid and Public Grievances
A fragmented reflection laments human tendency to gripe for gain while revealing how people seek attention through complaints. It argues complaints feed vanity and sell more cries, as readers crave personal grievances and self-pity over genuine health and happiness.
Colonial Gaznce Is Preserved in the Interior
William A. Radford offers free advice on home building to readers. The feature describes a colonial style house plan, its interior arrangement, and porch sleeping space, with notes on costs, financing, and the benefits of owning a home over renting, urging readers to consult architects and builders for designs within budget.
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William A. Radford
Prairie Venur
Chicago Il
Holland
Hyme
Alleks
Late Market Quotations Show Mixed Livestock and Grain Prices
Market notes report varied shifts in cattle, hogs, sheep and grain with prices for hides and cured meats listed. Cattle tops and costs move subtly while hogs show modest gains and lambs ease. corn and wheat futures reflect steady to higher values amid demand signals. A detailed cargo update notes a South African gold shipment arriving in New York for Kulm Lack & Co.
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Commisdon of Jurists
Court of International Justice
The
Hague
Kulm, Lack & Co
Mattretenia
New York
Franklin cent and Fugio coin of early US mint history
The article details the 1787 plan to mint copper coins called Fugio or Franklin cent. It cites Congress authorizing a 300 ton copper contract with premium limits, and the July 6 1787 resolution ordering per piece devices showing a dial and “We are one” on one side and “Mind your own business” on the other. It notes the coins bore 1787 and were issued possibly until 1793 when the mint was established.
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United States
Congress of the
Bound of Treasury
James Jarvix
Congress
Treasury
Devin
Via
Franklin
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Mooney
Serbia
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Friedlang
Austria-Hungary
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Czechoslovakia
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Mars
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New Statestann
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Wiley
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Canne
Denver
Nitenen
Petia Pelle
Chicago
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Reine
Jumatiy
Cone
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Idaho
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Urleage
Crean
Ems
Ieee
Wavewe
Ehubarb
Rees
Timothy
Mery Dams Beith Pak
Lowe
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