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Newspaper
Potosi Journal
Location
Potosi, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1920
Page
2
Through the Looking Glass of Women in Money Making
The piece notes a woman claiming figures never lie and features a dialogue where Katherine and Kidder discuss a surgeon's earnings. It hints at rapid wealth building and public intrigue around money and reputation in a vivid tabloid style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine
Kidder
London bird boxes create urban bird sanctuary
The Selborne Society and nature lovers have maintained an 11 year effort in a London district to protect birds. Nineteen acres of woodland near central London are set aside as a sanctuary where birds can nest and thrive. Between 40 and 50 species have nested there, with some lingering beyond. The project has drawn broad public interest and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Selborne Society
Hans
Eng
Western Union Plans Cable Link to Barbadoes Despite Opposition
Washington hears Newcomb H. Carlton cite Western Union aims to connect its Barbadoes cable to U S lines via existing links, opposing President Wilson and State Department. Senate panel hears about All-American Cables Inc backing State Dept. in anti monopoly fight, and about foreign subsidies and lack of censorship rules at relay points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Newcomb H. Carlton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Barbadoes
Isssues
United States
Cubs
Wilwa
State Department
Carlton
Senate Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
Executive Department
All-American Cables, Inc
Western Telegraph Company
Great Britain
Western Union
Brazil
International Communications Conference
Germany
Italy
Holland
Scandinavia
Plan Aid for Taxpayers in House Bill
Washington D C sixty days grace for taxpayers missing last income tax installment proposed by Rep Edmonds Pennsylvania aims to shield those in tight finances from penalties. Bill would suspend penalties through February fifteen and allow payment with 1 percent monthly interest. Also notes mixed reaction in Ways and Means and possible relief support for those unable to pay on time. In Manchester New Hampshire blind popcorn vendor known as Blind Jim Neal dies after 30 years selling on streets and famed memory and navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edmonds
Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Manchester
Jamers A Neal
Popcorn Pedher
Jim
Manchester Street
Burlington to Lay Off Man Amid Railway Cutbacks
Burlington announces layoffs affecting between 5 and 7 percent of its Missouri River line workers as an emergency move to reduce tonnage and maintain efficient operations. The order targets workforce reductions to meet current traffic needs and preserve service levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Lincoln
Neb
Missouri
Senators Warn Cowl Operators Seek Government Seizure of Mines
The Senate Committee on Production and Reconstruction urges power to continue investigations into coal production and distribution. Republicans Calder Edge Kenyon push for government action to curb profiteering and prioritize regulation. Critics claim private interests dominate, hindering construction, utilities, and consumer relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Production and Reconstruction
Washington
Congress
Senate
Calder
New York
Edge
New Jersey
Kenyon
Lowe
Calderavid
Hall
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department
Con
Advertising firm sues rivals for $500000
The Cusucks Company sues Poster Advertising Association and Poster Advertisers Company in U S district court seeking damages over alleged billboard trust practices and violation of a 1918 federal restraining order. The case cites trade infringement and attempted business rights violations in a setting linked to Uniontown and Lafayette County area operations.
City ordinance requires landlords to provide heat in rentals
City Council approves a measure mandating heating in rental units to at least 70 degrees. Landlords formerly increasing rents now face enforcement to maintain warmth in apartments during the cold season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C
Kaneesily
Dempsey Knocks Brennan Out in Twelfth Round
In Madison Square Garden New York Jack Dempsey defending his world title stopped Bil Brennan of Chicago in the twelfth round with a crushing heartshot blow. Brennan rode out the fatal ten seconds on his hands and knees before rising to his feet at seven, then collapsed again as the referee counted. Dempsey’s quick follow up and dominance in the later rounds secured a knockout victory amid a crowded ringside backdrop and fanfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square
Cirrcles
New York
Jack Dempsey
Bil Brenan
Chicago
Verouad
Civents
Dempsey
Brennan
Haukop
Srenpan
Dempsy
Weiters
Hankep
Hauke
Denton
Measure makes rail strike felony passes in Washington
Legislature debates a new measure labeling rail strike interference with interstate commerce as a felony. Lawmakers argue over process and the bill’s speed through the Senate as opponents push back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waoshington
Ogos Eeratest Legis
Mirouel
Pesemer
Fey
Tate
Mtes
la Pat
Werte
Reputlican
Wiscaueli
Senate
Escape From Tulsa Jail Sparks Police Warning
Tulsa inmates serving from one to one days escaped from the city jail after a tinster cell lack and bars guarding a rear window were found removed. Chief Gus Toreson said the escape occurred as a car collision with an electric light pole caused a driver from Albion to lose control, wrecking a vehicle with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Etty Jal
Gustofeon
Patient Revived After Apparent Death in Indiana Town
In Bhetleyville Indiana a man named Cherry revived from a heart attack after being pronounced dead for three minutes and a family physician summoned an undertaker. He then appeared to recover to his prior health. In Muskogee troubling reports claim David M. Hodge a wealthy Greek Indian former counselor died at the temple of health said to be run by a medium. He was said to be seven years old at his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhetleyville
Ind
Cherry
Muskogee
David M. Hodge
Soldiers Battle Police in Manila Riot Toll and Causes
Eleven killed in a riot in the walled city between Filipino constabulary and Manila police. Americans among the dead include Captain W. E. Wichmann Patrolman Albert H. Trogue and John W. Driecoll and Augustus Jacunin. Rioters fired about fifty shots after a constabulary man was shot. Disorder began over mistreatment of a constabulary private’s wife and escalated with riot police and guardsmen clashing, dozens of rounds exchanged, and several bystanders hit. Authorities moved to quell the riot, arresting involved constabulary members for civil courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Politee
W. E. Wichmann
Albert H. Trogue
John W. Driecoll
Augustus Jacunin
United States Army
Constabulary
den Rafael Crome
Moline Ropp
Crane
Lune
Cone Stabulary
Philippine Islands
Burton Hrrerisen
Hafael Jaime
Finpine
Armed Constabulary
Seawall
Tarracks
General Cranee
New Orleans Fire Causes 2.65 Million in Losses
A massive blaze at Jahnke Drydock and Ship building Co in New Orleans caused about 2.65 million dollars in damage. Three vessels were destroyed, others damaged, and at least one casualty occurred as workers fled to the river. The Petrel, under conversion for naval service, was towed to safety. reports of drownings emerged as men jumped to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
la Pine
Jahnke Drydock and Shipbuilding Company
Manlie
Colorful Chicago streetcar partition replaces somber green
A Chicago surface line abandons the old green scheme for a red with cream trim, a change reflecting local transit styling. Verdict upheld for three year sentences of Indian revolution suspects by the U S Court of Appeals. Suburban grocer J H Whee ten shot and killed by a Negro bandit who escaped with about $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeheme
Chicago
Iyes
India
Uaited
States Court of Appeal
Jivcatuba Lal Gepia
George Paul Fiaer
Albert A. Welty
Wnd
Gustav H. Jacoalbeag
England
Inodegendenm
Kan
J. H. Wheeten
Guburban
Robber Held in Atlanta Inspector’s Claim
City Detective T O Sturdivant states a suspect was held in Atlanta Georgia after a pocket-picking incident. The man was described as underscoring his degree at the police station while being questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Win Jordan
T.O. Sturdivant
Police
Sta
Earthquake Foit in Capital The Weekington Event
A garbled report notes a major quake omically affecting the capital and mentions the Weeblagica area. It references two years of unrest and a revocation related to a schemegraph at Uecergetown University. The fragmentary text hints at distances and local impacts without clear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekington
Uecergetown University
Weeblagica
Canada Wins Big at Chicago International Live Stock Show
Canada dominates the Chicago show sweeping all wheat prizes and capturing multiple cattle horse sheep and hog awards. Alberta led the grand prize wins while Ontario and western Canadian stock and grain entries earned top honors proving Canada’s farming prowess beyond grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ben Levthy
United States
Chieven
Canada
New Illuminator for Microscope Promises Strong Night Vision
Prof Alexander Silverman unveils a new illuminator for microscopes boasting enhanced lighting and surface detail. The device highlights bacteria and fine structures, improving visibility from multiple angles and aiding accurate examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Silverman
Survey Finds Many Rubber Varieties in United States
The University of California survey identifies more than twenty rubber shrub varieties surpassing the former monopoly of Meteo and Gaimyuhe in quality. It notes the United States could produce over 300 million pounds of top quality rubber as mapping continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meteo
University of California
United States
The Evidence in the Case and a Waggish Dog
A brief item notes a humorous exchange about a dog described as waggy tailed. The dialogue hints at wit and character rather than a formal proceeding, capturing a light moment in the page.
Fragmented Safety Rule Paraphrase
A cautionary note on safety urges pedestrians to look before crossing and to avoid sudden steps into traffic. It emphasizes risk of injury if someone steps into the street without ensuring the way is clear.
Child’s Silly Reminder Turns Tea into Lesson
A jumble of missing letters and garbled sentences centers on Emily and her Aunt Ida. A door opening prompts a family exchange about manners and hospitality, ending with Emily inviting Aunt Ida for tea and cake despite the earlier confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily
Proposing Confusion Hints in Peeston Transcript
A garbled reader note from the Peeston Transcript recalls a scene of unclear courtship as a speaker questions how a man could propose while others claim he did. The fragment hints at mishearings and village gossip surrounding an engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charly van Rox
Kin Meaney
Peeston
Fragments of dialogue on reading and feelings
A garbled passage shows a mother and child in a tense moment. The boy reads intently while the mother questions his focus. Disjointed phrases like Taine lust Werk appear, indicating corrupt OCR or fragmented OCR text.
Wall's Catarrh Medicine Claim for catarrh cure
A historic claim style notice describes Wall's Catarrh Medicine and its advertised cure for catarrh of the nose and throat. It mentions that the preparation purports to affect mucous surfaces, reduce inflammation, and restore normal conditions, with a note about not claiming to cure other conditions and offering circulars from Cheney Co in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall’s
HALL
Arts
Druggieta
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Central Japan farmers prosper with good crops and fertilizer ready
The central Japan region shows contented farmers with money to buy fertilizer. Wheat fanners report strong outputs and excellent crop care. Kiew millet and vegetables are in splendid condition, and the ail crop is the best in years. Fine cotton and mulberries thrive under favorable weather. The piece notes American sick manufacturers should stock better grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Heavenly Inspiration Faces Financial Crisis
Heavenly Inspiration, a film company, neared bankruptcy as its president proposed a bold plan to raise funds. He aimed to sell stock to cover debts and charged an admission fee to the studio, seeking to avert collapse amid mounting losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Film Corporation
Bankrugbcy
Fito
Fragmented Phraseology on Marriage and Finance
The text appears to discuss marriage and money collection, noting a woman’s skill at collecting money from others and questioning a man’s reliability after a fishing trip. It reads as a disjointed, unclear excerpt with mixed ideas about marital harmony and finances.
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