Prices rise as trusts and shortages press consumers
The piece discusses rising food and farm prices amid alleged trust influence and supply disruptions. It cites factors like market manipulation, storage hoards, and limited rural vs urban pricing. It notes proposed investigations by Congress and Secretary Wilson, plus a Dr. Scharf boycott idea targeting high priced trust products.
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Detroit
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Siilar
Stephen BD
Coe Ie Crawford
Routh -Dakota
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Congress
Thiese
Witton
J. L. Scharf
Washington
Dr. Seuart
Jdla
Solarf
Cleveland Workers Vote to Boycott Meat for 30 Days
An Ohio labor movement in Cleveland prompts 7 000 workers to pledge a meat abstention for thirty days to test price effects and draw attention to the cost of living. Activists claim widespread support could lower meat prices if the boycott expands across manufacturers.
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Ehibs
Cleveland
Kern
Wedteal
Clint
Workninu
F. W. Sebeili
Superintendenta Ang Poreten
Alub
Aiworien
Avery
Ghiolg
Ohio
Wiltans
Celal
Fragmented Economic Theories on Price Inflation and Gold
The text surveys competing explanations for rising prices, debating gold influx as a cause and critiquing optimistic gold production claims. It questions where increased gold exists, noting wages are not uniformly affected and contrasting European and American price trends while urging truth over partisan rhetoric.
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United States
Alaska
Isca
America
Europe
Unclear source text titled event or person
Unclear source text fragment mentions curing process and named entities but lacks coherent facts or dates. The fragment references a gunpowder cure with a three day period and at least one agency or official, but details are corrupted. No verifiable event or outcome can be established from the readable items.
Warning To Aviators On Eye Safety From Blue Hill Experts
Professors from Blue Hill Mass observatory warn aviators that blindness is a major risk in thinning upper air. They note sunlight reflecting off cloud tops can intensify rays and harm eyes. They urge pilots to protect their eyes when above the clouds.
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A. Tauwrence
Mass. Observatory
We T. Sedsewick
Bomagese
Balloon For Missouri Governor Explains Weather Plan
The article describes Governor Herbert Hadley considering an atmospheric balloon expedition to study Missouri weather conditions and mud adjoining the state. Expert Honeywell notes the weather signals suitability and regional conditions as the plan develops.
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Missouri
Herbert Hadley
Waters
Mire Serene
Honeywell
Fragmented OCR Piece Sparks Odd Image of Psy Clinic Text
The readable bits point to a laboratory scene at the University of Pennsylvania psychology clinic in Philadelphia. The fragment mentions a phthisograph device and a leap year reference, with scattered phrases about courage, joy, and a stocky search for meaning in a chaotic, surreal text.
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Taka
Satanib
Emougio
Sage
Psychological Clinic
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Moving pictures of growing plants by Dr Leffman
Dr Leffman of Philadelphia, inventor chemist, experiments to film life stages of a plant from bud to full growth over seven days. He aims to reverse sequences to show a plant shriveling into a bud and to capture nature’s workings too slow for the eye to catch. He also seeks individual plant action and the development of an explosion, using a moving picture camera to slow exposure so each step appears, revealing rapid processes.
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Leffman
Philadelphia
Phrysicling
Maelie
Tyabete
T.cttthe
Sein
Ejjeed
Tg Sloyn
Atlas In Marble Embodies Woman Holding World Figure
A New York sculptor Gutzon Borglum depicts a woman as Atlas bearing the globe. The nearly life sized statue shows a muscular female form with a large glove resting on her shoulder. Borglum presents the figure as a personal view on universal suffrage and the world’s true warden.
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Atlas
Gutzon Borghim
York
Borghrin
USA
Mr. Borgia
Presenta
Harvard Aeronautical Society Plans Early Airplane Project
Harvard University Aeronautical Society led by J W Martin authorized to purchase materials and accessories for a first class aeroplane. Plans completed. manufacturing and assembly to be conducted by undergraduates in Harvard science departments with the project overseen by university officials.
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Harvard
Harvard University’ Aeronautical Society
J. W. Martin
Barvard
Jail Safety Measures Target Razor Threats
Deputy Sheriff Garman says inmates could use bare blades as dangerous weapons. Sheriff Danstein has drafted safety rules to seize crude blades and provide safe razors to prevent self harm and reduce inmate risk at Akron county jail.
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Danstein
Akron
Garman
Payeson Named For Baseball Role
Payeson appointed to baseball duty as Monel reports on Payeson taking a key position in the local baseball setup.
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Monel
Payeson
Monumental American League Park Planned at Cleveland
Describes a colossal new American League ballpark in Cleveland. Plans include a 603 foot grandstand, 420 foot pavilion length, 78 foot bases, and 385 foot foul lines. Seating over 12 000 with 20 000 total capacity plus 2 000 standing. Features reduce obstruction, wide exits, box seats upper deck via short stairs, crowd-handling bridges, and dedicated spaces for umpires and clubrooms with modern amenities.
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Paytt Jon -Equipij
Orn Qndklern Theater
Yeetshighe
Gomfort
Els
Arraprement
Aybigh
Tor
Naborg
Outfeld
Music Dharma Seagulls At Astoria Skating Rink
A fragmentary report notes a morning scene near the Toller skating rink at the foot of Fourteenth street in Astoria. Large crowds watched seabirds while electric organs played for skaters, drawing quiet attention from those gathered.
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Toller
Fourteenth Street
Astoria
The Mertyre of the Air by Dewth Cones to Dering
A fragment headline notes a puzzling phrase The Mertyre of the Air and the unexpected appearance of Dewth cones to dering as part of a lingering print error. The item hints at a literary note or local column mystery with period tone and minimal context.
Foul and Healthful Winds Intershow Notes
A fragmented transcript discusses easterly winds and their effects on life and vitality. It weighs the climatic influences on energy, mood, and storms, noting the general belief in winds shaping health and temperament, with references to eastern origins and northern hemisphere phenomena.
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Nde Fox
Midi
Carey
Contested Views On Criminality And Suicide In Early Letters
Fragmentary reflections quote Dr Edward Anthony Spitzka on crime and handedness in a birth debate and a morbid fantasy about mercy for cancer victims. The text shifts to a street scene in New York after a snowstorm where a family and street cleaners are photographed, then notes an anti-profanity league in Berkeley tying swearing to a dime bank, and ends with jumbled references to police, a bank, and unnamed figures.
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Leety
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Tim
Alvo
Cemaser
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