The United States and Peace Efforts Cited in The Hague
The article argues that the United States sits in a favorable position to lead international peace efforts, highlighting The Hague tribunal and potential international peace commissions. It contrasts this with domestic issues of police conduct and public order, urging deference to authority. It notes arrests for disrespect toward police and warns against glorifying crime.
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United States
Philadelphia
Hague Tribunal
Istice
Congress
Peace Commission
Horses Keep Pace With Demand Despite Gambling Crackdown
The Washington Herald argues that restricting racetracks and poolroom gambling will not end the thoroughbred career. Demand for hunters remains strong and government acquisition of cavalry horses offers lucrative prospects for breeders. The commerce and trade horse markets remain active with prices signaling higher demand than supply.
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Washington Herald
Heat and Health: Mortality Relative to Population
The piece argues heat deaths are a tiny share of the population total and suggests that better personal care and attention to heat conditions could reduce mortality. It contends nature enables endurance when people follow ordinary health practices.
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New York
Chicago Man Files in Bankruptcy Over Silk Underwear
A Chicago man with debts exceeding 26900 files a list of possessions in a silk underwear suit. He has not yet been asked to explain if he stayed in bed while his underwear was washed.
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Polceian
Chicago
United States
Effier
City Alderman Probes Soda Price Fabrication
An alderman in Jerestown New York says a probe reveals a scheme selling pure cocaine mixed price fraud. He reports costs totaling ten cents and delivery charges up to 75 cents, exposing suspect dealings by local companies.
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Jerestown
N. Y
Pure Co Cin 2
Lautier turbank reported amid unclear details
Fragmentary text describes Lautier turbank with guarded mention of timing and potential involvement of a father figure. The readable portions offer few concrete facts beyond names and partial actions, with missing context and sequence.
Daniel's Companions in the Fiery Furnace Lesson
A historical Sunday School lesson on Daniel 3 recounts Nebuchadnezzar's golden image ceremony at Babylon, the refusal of Shadrach Meshach and Abednego to bow, their furnace trial, and their miraculous deliverance proving God’s power. It notes the king’s astonishment, the public witness, and the restoration of the three men, with enduring lessons about faith under pressure.
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Daniel
India
Ethiopia
Jerusalem
Babylon
Dura
Babylaonic
Jere- Taian
Zedekiah
Jehoinehim
Zeer Kiel
Chebar
Gabcienia
Nebnehadenezzars
Efe
Hespi
Syria
Arline
Coorg
Tata
Pomes
Nebuchadnezzar
Nebuchadne
Pabvion
Mecca
Tesides
Heraclis
Shadrach
Meshach
Abed-ney
Paris Sees American Tourists Drive Record Spending
Paris hosts rising American shopper influence as tourism spending climbs past 160 million dollars this year. Retailers report heavy American patronage across jewelry, antiques, and luxury goods with Paris prices shifting amid tax changes and rising rents, yet overall living costs appear stable.
Eskimo Wife Leaves Seattle After Clash With White Civilization
An Eskimo woman, married to a white man with children, grows tired of American life in Seattle. After her husband buys a ranch on Vashon Island, she seeks to return to her Arctic homeland, learning little English and eventually leaving for the Arctic by steamer. He aims to settle near Springfield, Massachusetts, but she seeks divorce or legal support, leaving their marriage unproven and unresolved.
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Seattle
Wash
Vashon Island
Hubby
Springfield
Arctic
Paris Volume Reports Cost of Living Stability
France’s Association of General Statistics releases a Paris cost of living volume noting no meaningful rise in food prices for forty years affecting both working and middle classes.
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Paris
Association of General Statistics In France
Stamp Out Pellagra in Tennessee Says Medical Board
Dr A J Albright secretary of the state board of health announced that the mosquito transmits pellagra. The board will launch a war on the insect as over a thousand cases have appeared in Tennessee mainly in lumber camps where sawmills halted operations due to illness. Over 150 cases are reported in Shelby county and Memphis.
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Memphis
Tenn
A. J. Albright
Tennessee State Board of Death
State Board
Tennessee
Shelby County
Catches Man Eating Shark Near Boston
Leonardo Romano hauled a 200-pound man eating shark from Middlebank. After a daylong struggle he finally choked the monster with a noose and engine stall. The shark yielded three codfish, a mackerel, haddock, swordfish section, tin can, two caps, seven hooks, a clay pipe and a boot.
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Boston
Leonardo Romano
Romano
Middlebank
Sharp
Russia to nationalize drug stores for cheaper medicines
A bill in St. Petersburg proposes nationalising all drug stores in Russia to make medicines more affordable for the poor. The measure targets cheaper drugs and wider access, with the Duma set to consider it.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Duma
Leiter
Jetter
Tea not grown in Ceylon causes tougher tasters
London tea tasters in Mincing Lane face a harder task as cheap Ceylon tea is scarcer due to rubber planting in the low country. Workers say housewives will not pay more for tea, and tasters must be more cunning to match exact tones and looks of the diminished stock.
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London
Mincing Lane
Ceylon
Naughty to Nice Edith Chooses Hair Fashion
A eight year old girl Edith attends a children's party and returns admiring a kinked style. Her mother shows a mirror and Edith admits it is vain but she likes her curled hair and the fashionable look.
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Edith
Castoria Uses Trusted by Mothers Over 30 Years
Parents urged to examine every bottle of Castoria for infants and children. The safe remedy carries the Signatura of a Pengeanco and has been in use for over three decades as a trusted product. Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
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Fletcher
Men Iron Better Than Women In Laundry Draft Says
Laundry workers in St Louis predict men will replace women at ironing due to stronger stamina and higher efficiency. They argue men perform the work better under strain and can endure tougher pressing conditions.
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St. Louis
Wizard Oil Gargle Ad Teaches Sore Throat Relief
An old advertisement urges gargling Hamlins Wizard Oil diluted with water for immediate throat relief claiming days or weeks of relief from sore throat.
Let's drop in this restaurant and get a new hat
A short overheard exchange in St Louis features two speakers debating dining and replacement headwear. The casual banter highlights local social interaction and a playful push toward shopping at a nearby venue.
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St. Louis
Good Guess Mosquito and Fly Dialogue Card
A playful exchange features Mosquito and Fly debating a piece of paper. Mosquito claims to like it while Fly admits being stuck on it, turning a simple correspondence into a comic moment.
Smokers Endorse Lewis Singh Binder 5e Cigar Quality
The article notes smokers rate Lewis Singh Binder 5e cigars higher quality than most 10 cent cigars. It also references time and tide wait for no man but contrasts this with an untied woman.
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Lewis’ Singh
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Endorsed for Ladies
The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a safe, gentle laxative for ladies and children, cleansing and strengthening the system while easing indigestion and colds. It warns against imitations and directs buyers to look for the California Fig Syrup Co. name on authentic packages, priced at 50 cents per bottle.
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Caliornia Fig Syrup Co
Elsi of
Senna
Craggisi
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