Coffee and Railroads Link In Global History
A long, garbled account traces coffee from its mythical discovery to global commerce. It notes coffee’s influence on wealth, cities, and railroads, citing governments, explorers, and markets, and mentions Brazil and Egypt in relation to production and consumption. The piece mixes historical claims with dubious anecdotes about trains and brick presses.
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Breeitico
Ana
Cays
National Geographic Society
Hn Kaves
Ile
Cove
Che Eroma
Furophan Coffte Pars
Wien Cotonizaylan
West Indies
South America
Europe
Caifes
Gambler
Masteur
Learnig Cofée
Mecca
Fanntics
Egypt
Sylvia Belt de
Stii
Cole Athet
Hio de Janeiro
Eno Colo
Syatom
Sao Vaulo
Siiming
Winner in Kentucky Election Shifts Power in Governor Race
Cirewts Judge Jinby Latvea, a Democrat, was elected governor of Kentucky. Centrapny Mayor Wegarcise of Louisville, from the Freputican party, appears to have lost or trailed in early returns.
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Cirewts
Jinby Latvea
Demo Wat
Kentepks
Cefratny Mayer Wegarcise
Louisville
Freputican
Che Hiekepulilenie
Ppwpruniea
Aivey
Amin
New York
Mapa
Nanton
Tilegon
Animal Rescue League Upset Over Cat Questions
The Animal Rescue League of Boston voices concern over questions about cats amid a Cape Cod to Catskills sweep. Officials warn summer cottages attract pets left behind, risking wildlife and birds as freed cats roam. The annual meeting of the American Humane Association is noted with statements about policy and pet safety.
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Animal Rescue League
Gene Iupas
Atiek
Cape Cod
Catskill
Sellar
Witha Zing
Boston
Mass
Nera
Sts. Attys Aft
Woman Plasterer Supports Family Amid Hard Times
A woman works beside her husband as a plasterer for eight hours daily to help keep their family afloat during adversity. She handles tools and materials, mixes plaster, and shapes finishes while her husband runs the jobs.
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Lex Angeles
Sete Choa
Hiv Joba
Daly Ale
Giant howitzers now travel fast across highways
Washington report details mobile 10- inch howitzers moving at four miles per hour, tested at Aberdeen proving ground. Gen Hoff cites pneumatic and spring supports enabling 4% mile per hour range, with units completed at Tokjian arsenal last year. Three 27- caliber variants and newer models are under testing to boost infantry firepower.
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Washington
Samuel
Hoff
Toksian Arsenal
Aberdeen
Mi) Proving Ground
Uke
Ordnance Department
Tio
Dress Fit Trouble Delays Vessel Departure
A fragmented report describes Sam Francesca-Rayne delaying a boat trip by misfitting a dress for his wife and distracting a husband with their three children. A search began after the vessel departed and police arrived at the pier an hour later to assist with the mishap and correct the dress situation.
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Sam Franesca
Rayne
Yralloe
Sra
Pedru 'Serlow
Callaly
96 Year Old Man Reads at Night in Evansville
A 96 year old man occupies late hours with steady reading and quiet routines in Evansville. Neighbors note his habit of early bedtime and consistent study, while a brief, unclear report mentions daily activities and a routine drift into afternoon rest.
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Evansville
Cavalry Radio Found Practicable in Tests
Reports from the annual military review in Washington indicate cavalry radio communication is practicable for mounted units. Tests show armored cars and horse-mounted troops can coordinate across dispersed columns, improving rapid, reliable contact in combat and increasing operational radius and stability.
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Gay V. Henry
Royalrys
Ty WR
Weary
Political Shift and 1922 Republican Prospects in Congress
The article reviews 1922 campaign heat with President Harding’s administration facing Republican gains and Democratic resistance. It highlights potential Senate nominees like Curtis and Taft era figures, Governor Smith’s Chicago talks, and party maneuvering across states as the presidential race shapes up. It notes military spending debates, budget plans, and the overall mood of a nation balancing postwar recovery with political realignment.
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Nmi
Soviets
Sewonil
Electinn Ag Bentor
Kinisas
Positien Hn
Vica
Hoover
George HH. Muses
New Hamphire
Declan
Marley
Theodore Moosevell
Gurtis
Jean Mie
OSS
Vitehle
Maryland
Chicago
New York
Ab Smith Nat Chabon Raskob
Ehjengo
Bia
Birke Enelly
Nntinnel
Ramahin
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Army
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Sala
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Paek
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London
University of Penhaylvinin
Wits
Corot Martey
Prwting
Curtis
New Jersey
Edward W. Pickard
Vengreay
Govnenor Larsen
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of Milnsoh
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Beth
Wieihy Thnghorn
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Tegard
Randy
Linas
Fener Feutor
Denyenats
Dbs
Osperlenme
United States
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Preme Ernta
Stdney
Pratane
Manchuria
Hom
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Wahsihar
Chinchewy
Patrey
Te Lengie of Nations
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Chenpreenen
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Teri
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Slhialton, Fontes Pecansideraties
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Paris
Tanmant
Thos Ver
Tome
Clelety
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Maguire
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Trobee Davison
Unite States
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ISF
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Ben J. Puller
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Senorm Fuller
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STOO
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Longa
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Dwight Marrow
Warren Barbour
Woodrow Wilgah
Wildlofee
Jersey City
van Esteban Monthno Rodriguez
Cho
Senor Montero
Tay Heen
Min Nevaang
Internationad
Hermantrelte
Wembley
Uberti
Cheinda
Pe Meleer
Tura
Cota
MLV
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Oakleigh ‘Chrome
Ding Mata NY
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Hy. Ratney
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