Boy seeks consent to avoid work in Boston transcript
A fragmentary Boston transcript shows a boy fearing a request to continue work. The speaker worries about hardship and escaping obligations, reflecting a tense moment about compliance and responsibility.
Strong Women And Men Need Healthy Blood
An old tonic claim describes vigor and health from good blood. It warns thin watery blood causes weak heart and nerves, urges spring check of condition, and offers Dr. Pierce’s remedy in tablet form for 60 cents a vial from Dr. Pierce’s Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.
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Dr. Pierce
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Planes Recognizing Farmers Urged at Meeting
Farmers urged to be recognized by major parties as national farm board delegates plan to push for farm issues at Republican and Democratic conventions. Charlie A. Lyman said food producers seek party recognition and election support for the candidate offering the strongest farm platform.
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Preas
Chicago
National Board of Farm
Charli A. Lyman
San Praroieco
Women Alone Will Guide Towns Destiny
Jackson Wyo faces a historic May 12 election with two tickets, one of women candidates and one of men. Women won two to one focusing on the sex issue. Rose Crabtree defeated her husband Henry Crabtree for council. Jackson, tied to Owen Wister’s Virginia lore, is a small isolated community of about 200 nestled in rugged terrain.
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Associated Preas
Cheyenne
Jackson
Wye
Tieaday
Feld
Rose Crabtree
Maband
Henry Crabtree
Owen Wister
Virginian
Yell
Bien Mouneo
Hines to arbitrate Danube navigation dispute
Walker D. Hines, retiring director general of railroads, is chosen by the president as arbitrator among European nations over navigation on the Danube, Thine, Oder, Elbe and other central rivers. Full resumption of navigation hinges on his determinations. U.S. arbitrator role noted amid Balkan impact.
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Associated Press
Washington
Walker D. Hines
Rallrdadé
Danube
Thine
Oder
Elbe
Balkans
United States
Prohibition Mobilizes Nationwide to Force Dry Platforms
Chicago May 12 A national Prohibition appeal asks major party conventions to adopt dry planks. Chairman Hinshaw warns wets aim to repeal the eighteenth amendment and urges churches clubs unions and fraternal groups to press both parties to endorse dry planks.
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Chicago
Hinshaw
Prohibition National Committtee
Mtat
Young Peoples
Steadiness Is Tone In Seattle Yards
Seattle market report from May 13 notes steady cattle values across beef steers cows and calves with quotes for common to good and medium categories. Coarse grain prices list delivery costs for Seattle area including feed wheat oats and barley with overall per ton figures and regional timothy and alfalfa prices.
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Seattle
Sy Associated Press
Seatide
Unetcang
Loans for Soldiers Proposed by Borah
Senate unveils relief plan to aid veterans with a 200.7 million dollar fund over ten years for loans to all honorably discharged soldiers. The report notes economic trends, with currency exchange and grain market prices impacting costs and inflation concerns.
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BORAH
Associated Preas
Washington
May
House
Senate
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