Balance Between Pleasure and Duty Quatters of Contrast
Essayed quip contrasts balance and variety in life and career. It argues that others’ possessions seem finer while signaling moderation keeps a well ordered path. The tone reflects practical wisdom about restraint and savoring measured spice in work and life.
Kept Out of Ditches In the Good Old Bourse and Buggs Times
A clipped reminiscence notes detours once common in Cincinnati Times Star era travel, recalling wading or getting off to push, while eight stayed aboard the car and remained on track during rough roads.
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Cincinnati
Tammany Beginnings and Secret Society Allegations
The text traces Tammany’s origins from a corruption of Diamond, named after an 1780 Delaware chief. It notes Mooney organized a secret society adopting Native rites and ceremonies, with the corrupted name Lamm an). It hints at a covert organization tied to this renamed group.
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Won Mooney
Lamman
Fragmentary notice yields unclear squib
A garbled OCR fragment mentions outsiders and happiness with no clear event, names, places, dates, or organizations. readable bits only hint at a social or emotional note without concrete facts.
Man Sentenced to Plant Trees After Forest Fire
A Canadian resident was found guilty of careless conduct that started a small forest fire in the western region. Forest rangers arrested the individual, who received a sentence requiring planting trees as restitution.
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Canada
Porters Union in Copenhagen Transport Cooperative
A small cooperative of porters in Copenhagen handles baggage transfer from trains to taxis for a flat fee. The group operates as a union and claims exclusive knowhow in their niche service.
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Copenhaven
Husband's Sins A Tittle Love and Understanding
A fragmented early 20th century note suggests a marriage guidance theme with a focus on mutual support and harmony. The piece references a wife who seeks success through partnership and mutual respect, highlighting domestic virtues and shared understanding.
Sound Waves Bore Hole via Glass Rod Test
A French experimenter demonstrated sound waves with frequencies from 200000 to 500000 vibrations per second bore holes in wood and glass plates. When channeled through a glass thread very thin, the frictional heating burned the flesh, Popular Mechanics Magazine reports.
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Popular Mechanics
Military three wheeled cycle tested in England
A three wheeled military motorcycle with two small rear wheels and duplex steering has been tested in England. The design targets cross country and naval military uses.
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England
Muabitary
Toledo claims as oldest city in Spain tale and rulers
The fragment cites Toledo as Spain’s oldest existing city with legends linking its foundation to Hercules and Tubal, grandson of Noah, and notes later stories of Jewish captivity under Rome and references to Nebuchadnezzar.
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Toledo
Spain
Hercules
Tubal
Noah
Nebuchadnezzer Liss
Honors for Hindenburg in Silesian visit
President Von Hindenburg received a great popular welcome during his first visit to the Silesian industrial region, touring Beuthen Opern Gleiwitz and Hin denburg.
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Beuthen
Germany
von Hindenburg
Opern Gleiwitz
Hindenburg
Illinois Miners Ratify New Wage Scale
Several hundred Peoria district miners protest the new wage scale as Illinois mines resume operations after a vote by miners on the Jacksonville pact. The union leadership, led by Harry Fishwick, accepts a $6.10 basic day wage and 91 cents for tonnage, with officers sharing the same cut.
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Springfield
Harry Fishwick
Ilinois
Fishwick
Illinois
United Mine Workers
Jacksonville
Chicago
World Series Opens October 4 in A L Diamond Park
Commissioner Landis announced the 1928 World Series will begin on Thursday October 4 at the park of the American league champion club. The date, chosen over October 8, suits the tight races and the demand for handling large ticket numbers on short notice.
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New York
Landis
Argentina Implements New Farm Credit System
Argentina adopts a National Bank program granting farmers about 20 dollars per 244 acres planted. Half of the credit is released upon approval and the remainder after planting is completed. Loans run for six months.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
National Bank of Argentine
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