Rockefeller gift to missions tied to profits, not mercy
The article claims Rockefeller funded foreign missions to create future markets for American goods. A confidential secretary’s report allegedly framed the motive as money-making, stating investments in missions would enrich foreign buyers and American suppliers, with Rockefeller investing 100,000 to gain this future wealth.
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Contemporaries Weigh In On Spring and Road Plans
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Minutes of Merriness Comedy Note
A fragment reports a humorous exchange where Mr. Jones denies marrying an entire family, asserting only that he married the speaker. The brief item captures a playful, tongue in cheek moment likely from a social page or column.
Humorous Dialog Fragments From Various Papers
A collage of quips and banter from multiple newspapers features light exchanges. Topics range from candy and mischief to politics and big money for the Panama Canal, with humor about public officials and perceptions of events.
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Antitoxin for Laziness Promises New Athletic Edge
A Chicago Record-Herald report discusses a German antitoxin candidate aimed at treating fatigue and nervous exhaustion. It describes the isolation of a toxin from exhausted muscles and the creation of an antidote via horse immunization, suggesting potential athletic and medical uses if proven effective.
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Moments With Tie Mule and April Days Poem Collage
A fragmented clipping blends poems by Tennyson and rural verse about April, youth, and nature. The text shifts from classical imagery to playful farm imagery, mentioning April as a figure, fields, watering, and a tangential note about whiskey sold by Sonla Otte at the Buffalo.
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Tsugard Strait Closed to Commerce
Teugara B'rsit, the eastern entrance to Japan Bay, has been closed to commerce. Dispatch from Tokyo dated April 8 reports the closure.
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Jefferson Condition Unchanged in Public Dispatch
Special dispatch reports Pau Beach Fua April 18 that Joe Jefferson's condition remains unchanged with no material improvement or deterioration.
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Nan Patterson Trial Opens This Month
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Deaths and Obituaries from Beaver Creek and Baltimore
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Dean's Kidney Pills Lift Woman's Back and Sleep Troubles
Mrs. Frank Buokey of 9 East Sixth Street describes twenty years of backache and worsening kidney symptoms. She reports relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills, noting stopped urinary issues and dizziness, with public recommendation and 40 cent price at Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY.
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State news and court notes from Ange Arunde county
The April term of the Circuit Court for Ange Arande county began. Reports mention frost damage to Maryland fruit and health notes on Hagerstown water. A divorce action is filed in Rockville for Laura Dennis against Charles H. Dennis. A physician, Dr Elton W. Townsend, dies of meningitis in Somerset county. A man in Hagerstown, Harry Goins, is arrested in Carlisle PA for assaulting a girl. The Baltimore Presbytery begins its twenty eighth meeting in Baltimore with Rev Samuel O C Wasson elected moderator. Edward Galloway, indicted for murder, is moved to Annapolis jail. Yale Junior baseball defeats East Second Street 10 607 with listed lineup. Real estate sale of a two story brick dwelling on South Market Street to O O Darkhy for 2805 dollars. An advertising note offers a hundred dollar reward for catarrh cure.
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