News Review of Current Events in a Turbulent Era
A sprawling report surveys German political upheaval with Chancellor Stresemann dissolving his ministry and a shift toward a directorate in Bavaria while calls arise for indictments and labor unrest. It traces labor federation actions, court moves, and international reactions amid turmoil in Europe and other global hotspots.
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Charelle Stresemann
Bavaria
Federation of Labor Gonven
Courage and World Court
Advertisements of 1679 by an London undertaker
In 1679 London an undertaker offered coffins and dressings for sale at Gobden Pall and Coffin House. The period under Charles II saw the rise of printed adverts by quack doctors offering remedies and tonics that claimed to aid digestion, lung issues, colds, and general fortitude, with promotional lists and alluring language.
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London
Pub
He Journals of
England
Agricultural roles dominate occupations among leading nations
The text notes extensive reliance on agriculture across major economies. It states 51.4 percent of workers in prominent countries are in farming, with 60.8 percent of employed women and girls pursuing agricultural pursuits. The passage underscores the sector's wide reach in both genders.
Record speeds at 200 mph barrel turn trials in St Louis
Hair-raising speed tests near St Louis draw crowds as Lt. A Williams, record holder, and Pantzer winner, led demonstrations of barrel bell turns at over 200 miles per hour. Witnesses described centrifugal force and a sharp corkscrew motion while observers debated upcoming Good Roads events in North Carolina and related football-like stakes.
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St Lon
Antuuneud
Mitchell
Mutwoka
Long Ishin
A . Williams
Ayer
Githerval
Lanie
Aspen
Maughan Ia
United States
Billion Pounds of Eggs and Poultry Dominate U S Consumption
H F Jones executive secretary of the national poultry butter and egg association told the annual convention of shippers and receivers that this year demand for poultry and eggs topped one billion pounds, surpassing wheat. He urged improved distribution to curb losses from product concentration at warehouses and identified it as the convention’s key challenge.
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Chicago
H. F. Jones
National Poultry, Butter and Egg Association
Organization of Shippers and Receivers
Walking Fish and Ancient Temples Of Ceylon
A garbled tour of Ceylon praising land where fish walk roads and elephants roam. It mentions Colombo as capital, Galle harbor, native quarters, Sinhalese culture, ancient cities Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa, Buddhist relics like a sacred tooth, and colonial contrasts with British governance. The piece blends exotic imagery with historical placeholders and scattered notes on immigration and conquest.
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Washington
Ueagre
Ceylon
Colaniity
Ullotin
Galle
Cinmanion Gardens
Anuradhapura
Ata Perstin
Intale
Buddha
Andy
Sete
Refuses to Grow Old Child’s Odd Birthday Claim
A fragmentary item from a small town column notes a seven year old boy claiming he will never grow old and shows a tooth as proof, dated on a morning in Little Az Clee near the first day of a distant month, with sparse context and uncertain details.
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Celeman
Cincinnavy
Little
Aunt Jemima Victim of Auto in Chicago World’s Fair
The obituary notes the death of Aunt Jemima a famed pancake figure who drew crowds at exhibitions across Chicago including the World’s Fair of 1893. Born in Kentucky in 1834 she served as a nurse and cook for the Walker family and became a symbol of the pancake trade, inspiring a national taste and a missionary role in Olivet Baptist Church.
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Chicago
Kentucky
Mose
Nancy Sill
Jenina
Montcomery County
Walker
Charles M. Walker
Municipal Court
Samuel Walker
Jemina
Jemima
Neal
Olivet Paprist Church
Doctor regains memory while acting as orderly in hospital
Detroit physician Dr James HL Anderson, missing since November, returned home claiming memory restored after posing as an orderly. He recalls diagnosing patients in line with attending doctors, autopsy disputes, and a sudden revelation to two friends in Chicago.
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Gaonost
James HL Anderson
Detroit
Ug S
Eason Tie
Thal
White Crow Captured by Youth Near Zoo
A ten year old boy, le Bailes, captured a white crow near Sault Ste. Marie Ontario. The crow is nearly fully grown and is pure white except for the tips of the tail feathers which are black. Coney Rabbits on Mount Rainier.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Regle Bailes
Motor Bulley
Mt. Rainier
Astiford
Wash
Mount Rainier
Buzzard at Train Sparks City Campaign Anger
A stray buzzard near the Samnap depot in Saranap causes uproar as residents seek to curb its disruptive perch during train arrivals. Boosters claim the bird is being used by rivals to hamper local growth and tarnish the town’s image while the community seeks a solution.
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Aramp
Calif
Samnap
Saranap
Suranap
World famous Asbury Park carny parade headline
Mise Harvey makes her home at the Columbia hotel in Asbury Park with her parents amid the world famous annual carnival parade scene.
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Asbury Park
N. 5
Mise Harvey
Columbia
Disagree on War Spoils Moscow
Information from Warsaw reports serious misunderstandings between the Polish and Russian delegations of the commission for reevacuation in Moscow. The commission, under the Riga treaty, must itemize evacuated factories machines and goods moved from Poland to Russia and return them to Do Jana. The Soviet delegation refuses Polish demands, claiming most evacuated articles perished. A separate dealing on paintings and museum objects has reached deadlock.
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Moscow
Warsaw
Commission
Riga
Poland
Russia
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