Injured Man Struck By Motor Car On Virginia Shore
An unknown man was found on a highway in Virginia’s eastern shore area and brought to Peninsula General Hospital in an unconscious state. Identified as R T Henman of Parkaley, Va., by papers found with him, the man may have been struck by a motor vehicle. doctors fear possible loss of sight and his condition remained unconscious early morning.
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Peninsula General Hospital
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Joseph Taylor
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Cuban Ambassador Takes Up Residence
Cuban Ambassador Dr Cosme de la Torriente has taken up his official residence in Washington as Cuba’s first ambassador to the United States. Congress elevated the U S representative at Havana to ambassador, and also advanced Cuba’s rank at the League of Nations. He has a long public career and resistance in Cuban politics with a role in the Conservative party, and prior service as secretary of state and senator.
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Hache Etofere
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Delaware's Wealth Greatly Increased
Fragmented text references wealth rise and figures like 2.2 million. Mentions regimr and burves words with unclear context. Legal or economic notes appear damaged and non-specific, limiting usable facts.
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Delaware
16 Month Old Child Scalded To Death In Maryland
A fragmented Maryland tax report compares county taxable bases and notes a tragic incident where a 16 month old child was scalded to death on the East Shore. The document lists multiple counties and their taxable bases, highlighting wealth concentration and state tax implications.
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East Shore
Decorations at French cemeteries honor unidentified U S soldiers
Large crowds of Americans and French escorts decorated about 1560 unidentified U S soldiers buried in cemeteries across France and Belgium on Christmas Day. Prominent locals guided visitors to sites including Belleau Wood Seri Nesten Romagne Montfaucon Jaucourt Coux Suresnes and Waalrehem Belgium.
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Belgium
Paris
A. P
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Seri Nesten
Romagne
Montafaucon
Jaucourt
Coux
Suresnes
Waereghem
Grossman Sentenced to One Year Jail for Federal Injunction
Pallip Grossman was sentenced to one year in jail by Judge Kenesda M Landis for failing to comply with a federal injunction. He was not released on a presidential pardon as he had not yet reported to jail. Robert Levy, U S Marshal, said Grossman must check in before clearance and would surrender after the holidays due to illness and being out of town.
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Chicago
Des
Pallip Grossman
Kenesda MM Landis
Alonn
Robert Levy
United States
Grossman
World wide cost of living falls steady in late 1923
The International Labor Bureau reports a global easing of living costs in the final quarter of 1923 with prices stabilizing at lower levels. Switzerland shows a sharp rise while Russia and several European countries experience varying upward pressures on manufactured goods and agricultural prices. Canada Finland Sweden Czecho Slovakia and India also report higher living costs.
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Russia
Meereeent
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Canada
Finland
Sweden
Czecho Slovaki
India
Washington weighs extending coastwise laws to the Philippines
AP dispatch notes prescient Coolsige asks Senate Commerce Chair Jones to submit a memorandum on extending coastwise shipping laws to the Philippines. President meets with Hauncey Parker of the Shipping Board as part of today’s discussions.
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Coolsige
Philippines
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Child Dies After Scalding Incident in Quantico
Evelyn Brewer, 16 months old, daughter of Rev. C. G. Brewer, died in Peninsula General Hospital after a Christmas Day scalding accident. The child reportedly spilled hot liquid from a receptacle onto her chest and hands while seated at a table, and medical staff could not save her. The Brewers recently moved to Quantico and were well regarded in the PARSONAGE community.
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Littl Evelyn
C. G. Brewer
Peninsula General Hospital
Brewer
Improving physical fitness through science and preventive care
In California, Dr Moody of the University stresses advancing preventive medicine and improved muscular development. He argues deformities are being studied, fewer in number, and less dangerous as modern methods boost public health and the habit of paying for wellness.
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Eight Attempted Suicides Mark Holiday in New York
Official records report eight people attempted suicide during a holiday period in New York. Four men in accidents, one woman leaped from a roof, another drank poison, and an unidentified man threw himself under a subway train.
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A. Pi
Pesce
Haledges
Jury Duty Deters Some IMSN Women
Partial OCR text discusses jury duty and its impact on IMSN women. It notes concerns that duties interfere with homemaking tasks and family responsibilities, with hints of societal expectations and opposition to service.
Youth of 17 Big Business Heir Takes Up Family Art Empire
New York December 2 The youth of 17 who runs the House of Demotte a $2 000 000 art concern faces big business life with tutored preparation and the burden of a father's death George Joseph Demotte founder of the New York house was killed in a boar hunt in France leaving the heir to carry on in Parisian style amid bankers and agents who address him with respect.
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Hive Plein Lake
House of Demotte
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Paria
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Seime
Radium Discovery Marked by Curie Anniversary
Paris observes the twenty fifth anniversary of the discovery of radium by Marie Curie and her collaborator. The modest celebration recalls the scientific breakthrough and its impact on science and medicine.
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A. Pipes
Merle Curie
Hese
Irish Free State Senate Hails Yeats Nobel Prize
Dublin December 2 The Irish Free State Senate paused to congratulate poet W B Yeats on winning the Nobel Prize for literature. The resolution thanked Yeats for his contributions to Irish letters and culture.
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A. P
Irish Free State Senate
Iter Butler Yeats
Senate
Duchess of York heads sewing school in London
The Duchess of York becomes president of the Royal School for Nesdiewerk succeeding the late Princess Christine. The appointment was announced from London on December 25 by A. P.
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A. P
Duchess of York
Princess Christine
Royal School For Nesdiewerk
Sen and aide of Governor General Weed amass fortune in months
The New York Times reports Lieutenant Os berme Carier Woodroe and the aide of Governor General Leonard Weed plan return to the United States by January end. They seek to reargue his commission and enter the diplomatic service after amassing an estimated seven hundred thousand dollars from investments.
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Wall Street
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Manila
Osberme Carier Woodroe
Genera Leonard Weed
United States
Sesa
Diplomatig
Remance De Luxe Tourists Plan Fare Announcement
Tourists heading to Dereon aboard the steamship Buford plan a trip toward the South Seas. An Alaska navigation line is noted, with a voyage featuring river scenery and cultural contrasts. The fragment hints at a white passenger experience and travel arrangements aboard the vessel.
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Teave Dereon
Buford
Mets
Rivera
Anys
Creiss
Ugandan Wars on Elephants and Central Africa Notes
Fragmentary report references Ugandan conflicts involving elephants and central Africa, with unclear names and wartime notes. The text mentions raids, expulsions, and military actions, but readable specifics are limited and names or places are unclear.
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