American Government Declines Genoa Conference Participation
A review of President Harding’s first year highlights include his stance against attending the Genoa Economic Conference, notes on Dawes’ forthcoming fiscal report, and ongoing cabinet disputes over Alaska and national forests. The piece also covers Lloyd George’s resignation threat, Canada’s fourteenth parliament, and global political shifts from Britain to Italy and Canada.
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Genoa
Lloyd George
John Dackinson Sherman
Arren G. Harding
United States
National Press Club
Fess
Ohio
Chaiirman
Republican Congressional Committee
House
Ita
Corde Tull
Republican Congress
Republican Party
Representative Burns
Tennessee
Appropriations Committee
General Dawes
Budget Bureau
Hal
Maria” Dawes
Harding
Washington
St. Augustine
Finn
Daugherty
Gillett
Fletcher
Sawyer
George J. Christian
Christian
Florida
Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Agriculture Department
Interior Department
Natural Resources of
Alaska
National Forests
National Park Service
Secretary of the Interior
Agricultural Department
National Parks
Public Works Department
Agricultural de
Indy Bureaus
Tongass
Chugac
Marding
Mall
American Forestry Association
All
Lord George
Coaltion Party
Britain
Sir Arthur Balfour
Sir George Younger
Balfour
Sir Arthur
King George
Order of the Garter
Great Britain
TMM
Vesuvius
Paselsth
Zanella
Free City
Raypatha
Ttaly
Jugoe Shivin
Guadetello Vannunzio
Cgiovanni Giurlati
Free State
Maeo-Sinos
Rapallo
Taly
Flame
Widow in Greenfield Faces Bluebeard Murder Charge
Clara Gibson Carl is indicted for the murder of her father in law Alonzo B. Carl after arsenic was found in the elder Carl’s stomach. Prosecution cites insurance and property motives while bodies were exhumed for analysis. An earlier husband, Robert Gibson, died under mysterious circumstances. his grave may be opened in Springfield, Ohio.
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Carl
Robert Gibson
Springfield
Carls
Hiawatha
Kaw
Hanecock County
Indiana
Waldo Ging
Hancock County
Indianapolis
Greenfield
Brooklyn woman sentenced for marrying soldiers in war
Beaten by folly Ferguson Dressler received six months in the reformatory after a first trial for marrying 16 American soldiers and sailors to obtain their allowances. After release she faces trials in Baltimore Norfolk Holyoke and other locations where her husbands live. She says she will continue the round for life.
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Brooklyn
lHeten Ferguson Dressler
Reformatory
Baltimore
Norfolk
Holyoke
Maass
Great Lakes
Chicago
Woman Spends Large Sums in Effort to Keep Husband Home
Mrs. Alice Watson testified she purchased about 800 dollars worth of automobiles and spent 15 000 of her own funds to keep her husband Leon A. Watson at home in Cleveland Ohio, but the effort failed and she filed for divorce.
The Woman's Tonic F 10 Mohammed in Court
A court report recalls a cross examination where a witness asserts insanity by claiming Mohammed as the claimant the witness states the prophet Mohammed as proof. The piece then shifts to an antiquated Jerusalem panorama describing its hills and ancient sites and modern ecclesiastical towers.
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Mohammed
Iosane
Prophet Mohammed
Slaire
Kudinburgh
Jerusalem
Mount Zion
City of David
Kiatser
Mount
Akra
Danderine Ad Promises Rapid Hair Renewal
An advertisement claims Danderine at 85 cents clears dandruff and stops hair loss within ten minutes. It asserts the product reaches the roots, strengthens hair, and promotes growth, urging girls to avoid limp, colorless hair and promising doubled beauty after one application.
Prehistoric Ruins of Rhodesia Attract Archaeologists
Cape Town hosts British Association meeting where Rhodesia ruins are discussed. The Zimbombe temple lies about 600 miles inland from the Indian Ocean coast. Experts date ruins to Solomon era with Semitic builders likely for gold mining and Baal worship. They estimate ancient gold extraction valued at hundreds of millions.
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Rhodesia
South Africa
C British Association
Cape Town
Tadhin Ocean
Solomon
Diamond Dyes promise easy home dyeing for fabrics
An old advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as the simplest way to dye draperies, skirts, and sweaters. The copy claims no streaking or fading, notes material types, and encourages consulting a druggist for wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics.
Water Sport The Ancient Mariner Shot the Ab Batross
A garbled snippet references an archaic sea tale with a direct action line about shooting the albatross and a cautionary remark about fate or death, preserving a maritime poem impeached by unclear OCR.
Paternal Influence in Charles Mission Talent Debate
Fragmented quote discusses how Charles may mirror a parent’s work ethic. The judge notes the father never liked work, shaping commentary on inherited attitude and its impact on personal drive.
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Charles Mike
Castoria Remedy Endures Over Eight Decades
The notice highlights Fletcher's Castoria as a trusted infant remedy, urging parents to ensure bottles bear the signature of Lucas Toth and noting the product’s long history of use spanning over 80 years.
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Fletcher
Eskimos Slaughter Musk Ox With Dogs
Eskimos hunt musk ox using dogs to hold the herd in defensive formation. They release dogs to anchor the herd then use bow and arrow to kill, with dogs attacking wounded bulls to allow a second shot. This method enables dispatch of the entire herd.
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
This newspaper ad promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney trouble. It cites an insurance examiner noting many declines stem from unrecognized kidney issues. It urges readers to buy or try a sample by sending ten cents to Kilmer & Co. with newspaper mention.
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Kilmer
Conscience and Charman Speak in Local Gospel Scene
A fragmentary report presents quotes from a rural gospel gathering with references to a preacher and local figures. The dialogue hints at personal acquaintance with a Birmingham area organizer and a scene of spiritual discourse amid dubious slang.
Tomorrow’s Wee Donald Angis-Please Sir Whit Cine
A fragmented line from a historical page references a childlike plea and a gentle tone, mentioning names and a request for a future time and place. The readable text hints at a lighthearted or transitional moment, with uncertain specifics and date.
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Donald Angis
Thane
Young Man Faces Request for Payment to Wishes
A brief item notes a young man urged by a woman to settle a debt labeled Chirico, with details sparse but indicating social pressure and a potential financial obligation.
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Wallace
Davis
Fall
Hoover
Denby
P. Radick
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Neb
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Prince Faud Pasha
Khedive of
Warren G. Harding
Fall and
Interior and Agricultural Department
Wall
Hughes
Weel
Europe
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Corynor
W. N. Mackenazie King
Wilfred Laurier
Premier King
Laurier
VDD
Rodolphe Lemieux
Montreal
King
Arhur Meighen
T. A. Crerk
Mathilde
Max
William Jennings Bryan
Mr Bryan
Southard
Clara Gibson Carl
Husband
Batross
Zeke
Squire Witherhbee
Squires
Bayer
Druggista
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