General rains reach the Corn Belt aid crops hope abounds
Forecasters report a general showering across the Corn Belt breaking a forty day dry spell. Temperatures cooled with no extreme highs as rains extend toward Tuesday across Ohio River valley and much of the northern tier from New England to the Dakotas.
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Mississippi River
Corn Belt
Jaws
Nebraska
Seodbern
Missouri
Oklahoma
Moe Gay
Corn
Appeals of missionaries likely to gain State Department aid
A July 28 dispatch reports American missionaries appealing to the State Department for protection and compensation from China for themselves and converts. Officials expect no immediate response, noting a treaty pledge prohibits interference with peaceful Christian teaching. The U S previously avoided intervention in Chinese affairs but will issue representations if missionaries are harmed.
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State Department
China
Ce Celestial Empire
United States
Largest Socialist Convention Arms for United Front in Indiana
The Social Democratic factional split faces reunion as delegates from nearly every state convene at Masonic Hall Indianapolis to unify the two wings adopt a new name and platform. Porto Rico and remote states send reps. anticipation centers on a united organization denouncing capital sovereignty and endorsing radical socialist ideas.
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Ixotaxapolis
United States
Masonic Hall
Social Democratic Party
United Organization
Union
Pacific Slope
New York
Maine
Porto Rico
Origin of Cinchona Bark and Java Quinine Industry
An exploration of Cinchona bark sources and the Java quinine industry details how the Peruvian bark is cultivated in Java. It covers Basdong and Batavia plantations, Dutch colonial seed ventures, and the shift to scientific laboratory methods. It notes Sen Joe Bailey and Ledger seed stories and the bark to quinine conversion process.
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AVA
Amsterdem
Java
Europe
F. L. Seely
Paris Medicine Com Ppany
St. Louis
Basdoeng
Seely
Jara
Peru
Husskari
Bolivia
Amsterdam
Bandoeng
Basdoene
Batavia
Bandeeng
Husskarl
Ledger
Manuel Incra Mamani
Huosskari
Londes
London
Mamani
Arhleves
Bread cart turns stale loaves into dog meals tale
A Long Island man and a friend watch as a wagon of stale bread arrives. The vendor buys old city bread at low prices, feeds it to dogs and livestock, then sells to roadside workers and locals. The tale notes no waste in the bread trade and steady profits.
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Long Island
New York Tribune
Borhood
Mumbled Fragments Echo Mixed Up Text From Tribune
Odd line fragments from the New York Tribune echo a fragmented passage about a doctor and a joke, with phrases about telling lies and a paused moment, yielding a cryptic, literary snippet rather than a clear event.
Footwear Powder Ad and Fractured Story Snippet Mix
An ad for Allen's Foot-Ease promotes relief for corns and sore feet, claiming comfort and long wear with a free sample offer. The rest of the fragment includes assorted humorous clippings and a funeral eulogy snippet, with no clear continuing story. The result is a collage of ads and jokes from a historical paper page.
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Allen
le Rey
N.Y
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Mall & Bugkel
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Germany
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Vachege
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Great Britain
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Texas
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Pelite
Vee
Prideipsa
Roe
Atechwon Globe
Mara
Jon
Rigg
Mudge
Ether
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Wrepper Beiew
Emell
Storm
Merrer
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Memphis
En Pann
Btn
Buffalo
Vagy ‘Vichees
Lys
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Poeigt
Lebanon Law School
Cumberland Universit
ST. Bernard
Soto
Tessert
Berner
Emale
Wie
Stanton College
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Ollez
Brice
Anne
Wales
Cary Partor
Stok
Winchester
Ammetio
Ad Cain
Rae Wee
Arma
New Haven
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