Roosevelt Defends National Economy Over Global Currency Ties
President Roosevelt declares the United States will not abandon its rehabilitation plan or accept artificial currency peg schemes. He rejects gold bloc demands and shifts toward national currencies planned for stable purchasing power. The message asserts US-led policy favors controlled economies and domestic recovery over Free Trade dogma and old world manipulation.
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Roosevelt
London
United States
France
Holland
Switzerlann
United States of America
New York Writer Notes and Echoes of Art and Sports
A fragmented reminiscence by a New York writer travels through pop culture, references to Picasso and a housefly, memory of peers like Lloyd Enochs, David Harum, and Grace Tyson, plus sports figures Jack Dempsey and Dempsey opponents. It stitches scenes of books, theater, old newspapers, and personal recollections into a playful, wandering monologue.
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New York
Picasso
Gene Fowler
Lloyd Enochs
David Harum
Rapid transcontinental air travel showcased in Chicago tour
A Hearst newspaper representative demonstrated fast service by flying Chicago to San Francisco overnight and returning to Chicago, then to New York and back in under 44 hours. The feat suggests a new era of rapid business travel across the United States, with schedules already enabling one way or partial cross country trips.
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Hearst
Chicago
San Francisco
New York
United States
Leprosy Breakthrough Reported By US and Michigan Doctors
Dr E M McKinley of George Washington School of Medicine and Dr Malcomb H Sovte of the University of Michigan report isolating leprosy form outside the body. This enables lab culture for study and potential early treatment, aiding eradication efforts. Dr Soule will work in the Philippines at the Leonard Wood Memorial Laboratory researching leprosy.
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E. M. McKinley
George Washington School of Medicine
Washington
Malcomb H. Sovte
University of Michigan
Soule
Dilion
Philippine Islands
Leonard Wood
United States
Vedi
Marsh Hen Weaves Faith in God Amid Despair
A literary piece traces Sidney Lanier’s search for meaning through faith, with a marsh-hen as symbol of divine guidance. The narrative blends poetry and reflection on doubt, resilience, and the sense that truth and strength come from a higher force.
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Sidney Lanier
Sidney
Deeger
Lord Amherst and the Canadian Empire Questioned
Edwin C Hill discusses Lord Jeffrey Amherst, praising his strategic role in securing Canadian loyalty to Britain and debating how history might have changed if he led the British in the American Revolution. The piece weighs his military genius against his restraint and forethought, arguing his decline altered North American outcomes.
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Lord Jeffer Artesking
Long
Canada
Billa Empire
Jeffery Amherst
England
North American
United States
Bub Tle
Ite College
Calvin Goolidge
Dwight 4
Morrow
Robert Chv
India
Great Britain
Jefery Amherst
General Walfe
Quebec
Amherst
Lord Amherst
Dominion of Canada
Tangaga
Erni
Figland
Iain Ahern
Amheerst
Ticonderoga
Crown Path
Montreal
Charita Ontzoll
Carrollton
Howe
Burgoyne
Cornwallis
Braddark
Saratoga
Yorktown
Fineland
Ween
Duke of
Mariborough
Weilliam
Bir- Reyne
Lord Comoplus
Washington
Long Island
Manhattan
Murray
Empire State
Ivey A 103 July 8 1913 San Antonio Light note
A fragmented San Antonio Light clipping reports municipal swimming pool costs, school board funding, and county planning details. It notes a $4209 amount secured in Comal County for a project and references plans by local inspectors and officials amid a broader statewide context.
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Ivey A
Brown
Paul Schott
Comml
Use of Digitalis By Royal Copeland M D
A historical overview of digitalis use from folklore to modern medicine. It recounts the 18th century rise of digitalis thanks to William Withering, notes variable early preparations, and explains how standardized tincture of digitalis today supports heart function when prescribed by physicians. It cautions against self administration and underscores physician guidance.
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ROYAL
Copeland, M. D
Shropshire
Frigland
William Withering
Medical Yale
Pearch
Pele
Wills Beas
Marry Go Round and Engagements in Modern Society
A fragmented piece critiques marriage norms and social climbing, contrasting old fashioned duties with the modern push for independence. It questions the value of traditional engagements while noting the allure of new homes, status, and personal advancement as women seek to redefine marriage in contemporary life.
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Missouri
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Cincinnati
Newport
Hackman
Ken
Grace Tyson
Gaudevu Acress
Redhend Parker
Jamed McWattere
Buzette Newsome
Grace
Tyson
Lee Tracy
McWattern
Barver
Anthony
Feral Square
America
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Rickard
Rickard Ccown
Dempsey
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Feta
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Ginn
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Sen. Ter
Edwin C, Hill
Y Amherst
San Antonio
Pennsylvania
Helen Rowland
Tor
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Jia
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Whiting
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