MONSTER OCEAN LINERS PROMISE PALACE-LIKE ABOARD LUXURIES
The America and the Kaiserin Augusta Victoria, over 700 feet long, will carry about 2990 passengers each with 5800 to 800 passengers capacity, elevators, promenades, private suites, banquet halls and hotel luxuries. Each ship features five to seven decks, three promenade decks, large dining rooms, upper berths, bath and toilet suites, and extensive passenger amenities. The Hamburg American Line confirms construction of two new giant liners with vast cargo capacity and modern comforts for trans Atlantic service.
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Augusta Victoria
America
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria
Servier
Steamship America
Kaiserin Augusta Vietoro
Gian
Lange
Cyandelum
Amerika
Wild Watermelons Take Over Imperial Valley Farmlands
In Southern California the wild watermelons, named Waternimione, spread through the Imperial valley. Irrigation floods turned domestic melons to wild vines choking wheat and barley. Some ranchers tried partial cultivation for family use before floods carried plants to new areas. The wild melons reseed and persist, resembling the original wild fruit.
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Imperial Valley
California
Imperial Canal
Tom
Ared
Theert
Uae
Med
Royal kinship and distant noble lines cited in King Edward era study
Gonontogiets tracing royal connections report many distant relatives among 36 725 individuals linked to royal bloodlines. The list names Jones Morleys Manners Sindervonn Wilko Churchill and other noble families, noting widespread lineage though some lines are remote. A Grim Tromedy excerpt warns of consumption and illness in homes as medical advances from New York improve cares.
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Gonontogiets
Architiahop
Tomuply
Wilfred Laver
Jones
Sindervonn
Morleys
Rowton
Huntley
Orlohon
Talla & Co
Arigginie
Silieep and Brown brothers in Idaho sheep business
Whi for Silieep Herbert Brown with his brother Frank 231 Brown, ly home for the holidays. The Brown brothers are wintering about 5700 head of Aten at Parma where they bought hay for the winter. They find that good sheep country and are prospering in that business.
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Herbert Brown
Tdaho
Frank
Brown
Parma
Lowerfois Wiilley
Condon Globe
Repeal of Eddy Tax Faces Miner Opposition in Sumpter Meeting
The Baker County representative Smith leads opposition to the Eddy corporation tax repeal in Sumpter, arguing the plan burdens miners, mill owners, and equipment costs. Tom Gray, a mining promoter, voices support for the current law, calling for reform that avoids crippling taxes while preserving state revenue.
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Steenuow
Smith
Baker County
Toppeal
Law
Tom Gray
Peel
Sumpter
Simpter
Une
Fale
Alnoe
Smith Tan Heen
Date Fm
Salem
Bilem
Ford
Willomette Valley
Eingilah
Elthur
Federal Gov
Ate
Oregon
Steve Tiedund
Tsao
Deafness and its cure claimed by a tax scam ad
An advertisement promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a guaranteed remedy for deafness caused by inflammation of the eustachian tube. The copy promises a hundred dollars for proof and lists sales details in Toledo Ohio, urging readers to buy the remedy from a local family-pilla seller.
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Onan
Hall
Catarr Trea
Chris Fron
Santaten
Toledo
Ip Roles Warehouse Sale Continues With Bargains
The sale at Ip Roles Warehouse continues featuring reduced prices across groceries. Items include canned goods, cereals, coffee, biscuits, canned tomatoes, soap, yeast, condiments, bedspreads, and extra clerks to assist customers.
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Tarihens
Sik Soup
Golden Star
Great Western Yeast
Ann & Hanmer Soda
Laine
Cynonie Creamery
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Nual
Tin SA
Ims
Pendleton
Robert. Forster
Gillett
Goodman-Thompson Co
Monsters OF the Ocean
Tallman
Imypinal Valley
Tina
Mingie
King Edward
Gietenlogien
Byland
Lincoln
George Washington
Soloman
Mae
Biunetto
Cleveland
Jcrery Department
Math Wrest
F. X. Schemp
Rock Springs Goal
Penile Cab Storer
Henry Kopitzke
Dhateh Hetury
Ty G
Neagle Brothers
Stover
Laer
Grays Harbor Commercial Co
Ti Zalmiax
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