Reds Win New York First In Western Series Opener
Pittsburg defeats Philadelphia 2 to 2 in the opening Western series game, Mamaux earns his first win of the year though wilder at times. Bancroft Cooper Stock errors and hits by Hinchman Drief Ward fueled two Pittsburg runs, while Philadelphia answers with Luderus, Nichoff, Kiliufer, Whitted, and a triple by Luderus.
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Ginicago Hull House and Early Settlement Efforts
Ginicago's Hull House, one of the first settlements, was established in September. It opened by two women supported by many friends to create a foothold in the immigrant colonies. Hull House offers lectures, discussions, unions, arts and crafts, a music school, theater, gymnasium, social clubs, a coffee house, and a day nursery. Jane Addams, founder of Hull House, was born in Cedarville, Illinois, in 1860.
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Shaved With Glass and the Imperial Offense
A quirky old note recalls shaving with volcanic glass used by Mexican barbers where edge scraps flew away. It mentions a post Napoleon era order that military bills be shaved, erasing the familiar imperial mark from 500000 chins.
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Nations of Earth ranking 1H Productions list of top commodities
A historical summary ranks nations by leading production across 25 commodities with the United States leading in 14 items. China and Brazil follow in various roles, with several nations noted as second or third in specific products. The piece advocates purchasing United States Liberty Bonds to support national strength and patriotism.
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United States Liberty Bonds Promised as Safe Investment
The piece extols United States Liberty Bonds with low $50 prices, 31 percent interest paid semiannually, and full principal return. It urges purchase via banker or broker and notes bonds as widely accepted by banks, real estate dealers, automakers, and grocers. It also briefly mentions a Buddhist holy site and ends by imagining a bond given in a mother’s name.
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United States
War bonds drive home fund drive message
A terse wartime notice urges readers to buy bonds as a key to national effort. It emphasizes money as a resource powering production and victory and appeals to citizens to support the campaign.
Global imbalance fuels Kaiser bond focus in United States
The text notes a stark earnings gap with Americans earning more than twice the German rate, urging investment in Kaiser-related property and bonds in the United States to counter the disparity. It references a significant 3250 figure and promotes bonds as a stabilization measure within the U.S. economy.
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Galway Market and Fire Fear in Old Ireland
Galway is described as a real Irish town with old country costumes and bustling market days. The piece notes hard black coats, red homespun skirts, one price marks, lively bargaining, and goods like calves peat fowls and seaweed. It also mentions animals fearing fire, with horses, dogs, cats, birds, and cows reacting, and ends with a palmist asking for proof of wealth, seeking a ten dollar bill as belief.
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Hankew Flourishing City on Yangtze Trade
Hankew lies in the heart of Ching about 600 miles from the ocean where the Yangtze watercourse provides the sole link. The city is thriving with modern conveniences and a bustling trade volume of 940,933 in 1915 excluding tariff and other charges, rivaling Baltimore’s port in 1914.
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The Futility of Maxims in Moral Judgment
George Biot argues that people with strong instincts reject maxims as they fear life cannot be captured by ready-made rules. He criticizes moral minds who rely on general principles, seeking quick justice without patience or discrimination.
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Bargain fabrics and garments in seasonal sale list
A rapid catalogue of linens and garments with prices and limits per customer. Bleached muslin, cottons, table oil cloth, aprons, gingham, percale, work shirts, pillow cases, dress gingham, corsets, hats, union suits, brassieres, children's hose, and bleached sheeting offered in assorted widths and patterns. Includes quantity limits and per-yard pricing, signaling a department store sale page.
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