WANTS CHINA AS ALLY
Chicago lawyer Colonel James Hamilton Lewis urges a U S commercial alliance with China after a world tour. He argues the United States should engage China in trade rather than seek territorial gains and warns Japan may seek Philippines seizure if not checked. He cites China's potential as a major market and warns against alienating China through western financial influence.
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United States
China
James Hamilton Lewis
New York City
Orient
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Far East
Jorpan
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Aweriya
Fieh
Japinese
Tokyo
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Philippines
Armerica
Asin
England
Taft
Chicago Record-Herald
Harvard Professor Advocates Flirting for Social Knowledge
Professor George Herbert Palmer of Harvard argues that light flirting helps college students grasp social life. He urges Radcliffe and Harvard youths to mingle frivolity with study, noting outcomes depend on who and where one flirts and that a little recreation aids learning.
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Harvard
George Herbert Palmer
Harvard University
Alice Freeman Palmer
Wellesley College
Radcliffe
Professor Palmer
Sam
Ban on Feather Duster Proclaimed by Health Official
Detroit speech by Dr Hills Cole of the New York state department of health warns feather dusters spread tuberculosis germs. He urges prohibition and favors damp cloths for home use, arguing one seventh of world deaths are from consumption and dusting fails to remove dust.
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Hills Cole
New York State Department of Ten
Detroit
Mich
American Institute of Homeopathy
Thirteenth Baby Attracts Attention In New Jersey
The Yates family in Trenton born June 18 welcomes their thirteenth child. Mr and Mrs William Morris of Morristown offer to clothe the baby until age twenty one and would adopt her if parents agree. Mrs Yates contemplates the proposal and notes the Morristown couple do not intend to deprive the child.
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Yates
Trenton
N. J
Willam Morris
Morristown
Mary Ellen Morris Yates
Afurris
Morris
The Hamburg Roosevelt Book Project Details
A press clipping area gathered 6890 items about the voyage of the Hamburg bound Roosevelt and mounted them on Irishmen leaves four columns per page. The bound book, reading in total about 1200 inches, will be placed in the Hamburg’s steamship library.
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Hambira
Roosevelt
Hamburg
Lawsuit Over a Runaway Cow Ends in an Odd Union
Farmer Jepson sues widow Jane Schofield for damages after her stubborn cow tramples cabbages and corn. The court drama yields a small verdict and a surprising afterword as the pair, once adversaries, marry days later.
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J. C. McClure
Farmer Jepson
Akron
Jane Schofield
Red Bridge
Jep- Ben
Jepson
Plaints
Damases
Inter Bla
Injeser
Faure
Stories of Boss Durham and His Notable Charisma
Israel W. Durham state senator from Philadelphia's Second district and former Republican boss died suddenly at his Atlantic City cottage. The article recalls his magnetic leadership style and a defining incident with reporter Blynn, showing his willingness to clarify rumors and his generosity despite not being very wealthy.
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Israel W. Durham
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Durham
Hin
Will
James A. Campbell
Thomas Blynn
Mr. Durham
Campbell
Jim
Brian
Bryan
Blynm
Durbats
Atlante City
Tillham
Gluten Club of Amherst Diet Claims One Dollar Monthly
Amherst college students in the Gluten club conducted experiments under Lawrence Roberts of Utica. The diet, based on gluten mixed with water and cooked in various ways, averaged about 41 4 cents per day per person, with meals including glutens, milk, eggs, coffee, and beef bone marrow.
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Amherst College
Buston
Horace Fletcher
Lawrence Roberts
Utica
Long Wagon Trip For a Family by Professor Forrest
Professor J T Forrest of Bellingham State Normal plans a cross country wagon journey with his three children. The overland trip will cover thousands of miles through Washington Idaho Montana Wyoming Oregon and California starting around July 20. He expects the trek to take fourteen months and is building an specially fitted wagon with rifles cameras field glasses camp stove cots and other gear for education and recreation.
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Bellingham
Wash
State Normal School
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Oregon
California
Forrest
Novelty In Drinking Glasses
A note on drinking tumblers of ice shaped using simple home molds. The article describes frozen novelty glasses as easy to make and suitable for household use.
The Wrights and the Dream of Flight
A fragmented ode to early aviation and space exploration. It evokes Columbus, maritime voyages, and human daring against elements, linking air and sea travel to the triumphs of exploration and discovery. The voice hints at national pride and the imagination of epochal progress.
Woman's Weakness and a Beachside Rescue Tale
In a Crane's Beach tale Marcia Worthington shines as a strong swimmer while Rodney Temple and Sallie Jones vie for attention. A dangerous moment on a raft leads Temple to plunge in and save Sallie from drowning as Worthington watches, stirring tension and rumors of romance.
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Crane's Beach
Rodney Temple
Crane’s Beach
Misa Worthington
Sally Jones
Temple
Sallie
Miss Worthington
Miss Jones
Apollo
Mr. Temple
Diana
Marcia
Salle
Tim
Seadbore
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