Americans in China Seek Posts for Young Prospects
Consul General Amos F. Wider outlines opportunities for Americans in coast ports and inland Chinese cities. He warns that success requires connections, discipline, and readiness to adapt to East conditions, noting high living costs, competition from British and European firms, and the need for professional credentials.
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Sherman in Hospital After Gall Stone Illness
Representative James Sherman, Republican vice presidential candidate, was moved from Governor Herrick’s home to Lakeside hospital in Cleveland for gall stone illness. Doctors said his condition improved and surgery was unlikely, while his wife and son rushed to his bedside amid heat and anxious scenes. A taft telegram and hospital gossip followed as the nation watched the expected recovery.
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California Walnuts Expected Record Yield in South Lands
Experts forecast a third season harvest in Southern California totaling nine thousand tons, the largest on record and 2000 tons above last year. Favorable weather and an unusually hot summer are expected to hasten harvest as San Francisco dealers anticipate lower market prices than the prior peak.
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Coincidence Sparks Love Triangle Revealed
In a revealing moment, George and his fiancée clash over past choices. The man admits Clara warned of his doomed path as the couple confront their strained relationship and growing doubts about their future together.
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Spurgeon Mocked Deacons as Worse Than the Devil
The old preacher joked that resisting the devil drives him away while resisting deacons brings a hostile response. Spurgeon claimed deacons were worse than the devil in his quip about spiritual leadership.
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Hopeful German Proverb Echoes Melancholy Tone
A reflective note quotes a German proverb about hope easing disappointment. It contrasts sweet sorrow with memory and suffering, framing hope as a consoling force for weary hearts.
Heat Death Toll Tops Eleven In Chicago On Tuesday
June 24 dispatches report eleven heat related deaths in Chicago as the city endured a rare June scorcher with temperatures above 90 degrees and high humidity. Porto of Cleveland also records its hottest June day since 1874 with many prostrations and ambulances in use. In Atlantic City, George Wolff drowned while crab fishing and was later recovered. In London, R P McGrann of Lancaster Pa wins top prizes at Olympia horse show with Newsboy and Shopgirl placing first and second.
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Heart on the right side noted in Harrisburg man
Thomas Cusack a Breelton mechanic is found to have his heart on the right side after careful exams at the state tuberculosis dispensary in Harrisburg. The finding confirms no heart shift. In Padsaic New Jersey Bevera Scotell killed his wife and shot himself when denied money.
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Perstany Shot Down as Parliament Bombarded in Tehoran
In Tehoran on June 24 the parliament building was bombarded after a clash around the complex. Soldiers and Cossacks blocked access, many killed, and several leaders were demanded. The bombardment halted late afternoon as troops looted clubs and homes, with unknown casualty figures and the parliament buildings left ruined.
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President Mows Hay At Oyster Bay Vacation Home
The Roosevelt family enjoys summer haying at their hillside fields in Oyster Bay New York. The president supervises today as the hay crop ripens and is gathered for the winter. The event marks one of his early vacation occupations as he stays on for rest and outdoor work.
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Lightning Kills Couple in Country Church
A country church near Wilson North Carolina was struck by lightning during a service killing Mr and Mrs Walter Linderman. Their baby survived unharmed while others escaped uninjured. The tragedy occurred June 24.
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Katzenbach 800M Swinging Jersey For Ticket Focus
Friends of Frink Katzenbach, foster for governor on the Denver ticket, push him for vice president. They cite James Smith Jr. backing, Hudson county leader Bot Davis backing Fort, and believe Katzenbach could help tilt New Jersey back to the Democrats in 1932.
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Buffalo Flyer Narrow Escape Near Antes Fort
Buffalo flyer eastbound on the Pennsylvania railroad had a miraculous escape near Antes Fort twelve miles from Williamsport. While running sixty miles an hour, the trucks under the tender jumped the track. Engineer James Kotter stopped the train within a yard. None of the coaches left the rails despite torn track.
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Woman Climbs 125-Foot Chimney For View In Torrington
Mrs. Nadine Guy of Torrington attempted a risky ascent up a 125 foot chimney in construction debris. She reached the top and enjoyed the view before descending via temporary rungs and braces, drawing attention from onlookers.
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Petrified toad found in decayed tree in Indian Rock
A petrified toad was found in the bark of an old dead tree by BE J Healy at Indian Rock in Conn. The toad is believed to have been electrocuted about twenty five years ago when lightning struck the tree.
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BE J Healy
Fourteenth annual Pennsylvania Bar meeting at Cape May
In New Jersey, the Pennsylvania State Bar association held its fourteenth annual meeting at Cape May with delegates and program notes. A hangtite lamp caused severe burns to Mrs Mary Worro of Norristown Pennsylvania. A widow named Mrs Mary Cassidy, thirty five, was shot at her home near Woodhaven Illinois by Victor Henry who then killed himself.
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Woodhaven
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Patent Remedy Claims Against Rheuma Jar Usage
Fragmentary text discusses avoiding use of a jar and a claimed remedy for rheumatic pain. Mentions a temperate cure, a relief effect, and trial invitation by a drugmaker. No clear names or verifiable details appear in the readable portions.
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