Bermuda High Keeps Atlantic Heat On North America
Editorial laments the persistent Bermuda high driving Atlantic moisture into the Eastern states causing extreme humidity and sweltering heat. Meteorologists warn it must be displaced for cooler air to reach the continent, predicting air battles and thunderstorms until relief arrives. The piece also notes meteorology as an exact science and reflects on explorers' distant ambitions.
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Bermuda
Medicine Hat
Atlantic
Canadian Northwest
North American
Tropics
Bermuda High
Invasion of Maine to Presage November Vote
Heavy campaign invasion targets Maine starting August 15 with fifteen speakers from each Congress, cabinet members, and possibly William J. Breen. Democrats and Republicans plan high profile appearances to sway voters on Wilson administration policy, though impact may be limited as voters have largely formed views. Some dispatches note Atlanta rain explanations for weather patterns.
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Eavy
Maine
William J. Brean
Hughes
Wilson
Private's View on National Guard Mismanagement
A private account condemns the national guard leadership for incompetence during a brutal 11 mile forced march. Gen. Foster and Col. Sanborn are cited for pushing troops too hard, with men collapsing and some near death. A NY infantryman’s death is linked to hospital mismanagement and homesick declarations. Free press scrutiny may spur officer efficiency.
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Eritaps
National Guard
D. Jack Foster
Col. Sanborn
Chicago
Philadelphia
23Rd
New York Infantry
Profit From Vexations by H A Bruce in 1916 moral essay
A compact moral guide argues vexations test character and self control. Daily annoyances from trains delays gossip or careless servants reveal how people fritter energy, while proper attitude builds patience, focus, and resilience for real trials.
Quoteassey Dispatches Pasteurized Humor Across Crowded Lunch Counters
From Other Editors Peoria Transcript notes corn growing sounds pale beside the corn on the cob crunch. New York World recalls Pershing's border crossing raising Mexico contagion fears. Globe-Democrat notes primary system flaws and calls for regulated conventions. Burlington Gazette warns of a New York police graft scandal needing oversight. Jacksonville Journal dismisses Bermuda heat wave chatter as sweltering Illinois and surrounding states endure heat. Champaign News endorses British stance on S S McClure matter and urges neutrality for anti British and anti German voices to seek Switzerland.
A Fish Dinner for Two in a Quarrel Quieted
In a fable style scene Granny Fox and Reddy Fox share a fine fish dinner while Buster Bear and King Eagle quarrel over a big fish. The two predators realize the fish vanished and blame others, while Granny Fox explains that quarreling benefits onlookers and advises keeping out of disputes.
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Phinger
Hawk
King Eagle
Buster Bear
Buster
Sniff
Buster Lear
Granny Fox
Reddy Fox
Granny
Plunger
Reddy
Waters did not organize Fourth Illinois militia Eighty fourth did
In a letter from Camp Point on July 28 F RILEY corrects the editor stating Colonel Louis H Waters did not organize the Fourth Illinois regiment but helped organize the Eighty fourth and commanded that unit.
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Eighty-fourth
the Whig
Louis H. Waters
Illinois
Ife
If. F. Riley
Camp Point
First General Assembly of Indian Territory Convened
On July 29, 1805 the first General Assembly of Indian Territory, including Illinois, convened marking the territory's advancement to the second grade of government.
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General Assembly
Indian Territory
I Linois
Day in Congress: Senate resumes debates on DC budget
Senate met at 10 am and resumed debate on the District of Columbia appropriation bill while conference began on the naval appropriation bill. Adjourned until 10 am Saturday. House had no session.
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District of Columbia
Progressive party sets Indianapolis conference date
New Orleans July 29 John M Parker vice presidential nominee announced a conference of party leaders would be held in Indianapolis on August 3. The proposed regressive national convention in Chicago on April 5 will be abandoned for that date and place.
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New Orleans
John M Parker
Progressive Party
Indianapolis
Parker Sail
Chicago
Hay fever relief from Foley's Honey and Tar tonic
Thousands suffer hay fever and asthma but Foley's Honey and Tar provides relief by easing inflammation clearing air passages and soothing the coughing. The family remedy contains no opiates and a bottle lasts a long time as Miller and Arthur Drug Co. markets it.
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Foley
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Our School's Vacation Wedding Prank Ends in Hide and Seek
In a humorous recollection Paul West describes a wedding day misadventure near Miss Cushman's place. Steve and Andy impersonate relatives in a backyard ceremony, costumes torn and hats lost, as they dodge a pursuer and plan a playful escape. The tale centers on their comical ruse and the damaged family heirloom rather than the actual nuptials.
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Mertle Avenue
Masons
Andy
Miss Cudhman
Suffy Steve
Digestive aid praised for hot weather danger
A reader from South Norwalk Connecticut extols Foley Cathartic Tablets as a remedy for digestion issues caused by heat. The letter notes heat worsens indigestion and that constipation and biliousness yield quickly to the product, with the testimonial concluding that the tablets are wonderful.
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Elizabeth Slauson
Norwalk
Conn
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