Prosperity Beyond Politics in Election Era
The article argues prosperity remains robust beyond party politics and cannot be bought or ruined by electing Wilson or Hughes. It notes cycles of prosperity, warns against blaming one party, and stresses continued reliance on foreign markets and open trade to sustain growth.
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Wilson
Hughes
United States
New York Journal of Commerce
Dublin Rebuilding Loan Highlights Irish Economic Contrast
The Irish corporation borrows 2 million dollars in a wartime era to reconstruct Dublin while global loans flood Europe. The piece contrasts Ireland’s material redevelopment with centuries of oppression under English rule and notes the loan’s US origin as England remains financially strained.
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Corporation of Ireland
Dublin
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Europe
England
United States
America
Voters free to choose next president without economic fear
The passage argues that voters can evaluate the presidential choice without fear of commercial ruin. It asserts that confidence in economic stability ensures voters are free to consider questions beyond immediate business impacts when selecting the next president.
Sleeper Philosophy: Weekend Rest as Life's True Joy
A London philosopher extols extended rest from Friday afternoon to Monday, promoting weekend bed devotion as restful and economical. He ridicules morning alarms and duty norms, arguing modern life forces worries from imitation and that maintaining one vice is pleasant.
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Harry Lauder
London
Lauder
Duchesses
Morpheus and the Sleep Reform: A Wide Field
The piece weighs the appeal and limits of a new sleep reform idea. It notes the lure for various groups from drinkers to flat dwellers and teething babies, but warns social routines and commitments may block universal adoption. It suggests a middle path between old and new schedules and even hints at a scientific substitute for sleep.
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Harry Lauder
Pasteur
Flexner
Curie
Morpheus
British battle films aim to spur recruits but may disappoint
London officials stage a Somme film release to show front conditions and satisfy public demand. Close up footage of hand to hand combat, artillery and assaults reveals war’s horrors yet may fail to recruit. Spectators at home likely to stay away while frontline troops are already committed.
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the Somme
London
France
England
Some Feed Some Cotton
Farmers face high cotton prices and may plant more cotton next year but should consider growing feed wheat and garden produce at home to reduce cotton acreage and ensure self sufficiency.
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Killeen Crald
Spells Prosperity Drives City Bank Deposits Higher
Local banks report unprecedented deposits and little borrowed funds as cotton prices rise and rapid movement boosts cash flow. Officials say the crest is not yet reached and growth in deposits has been enormous.
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Greenville Regis
The Danube Plot of Rustchuk and Mitzi
In Rustchuk on the Danube a plot to aid Russian entry unfolds during a Balkan era festival. Mitzi engineers Karlov's risky river crossing to help deliver her country, sparking a romance amid war and sacrifice. Karlov dies in battle. Mitzi mourns at his grave by the Danube.
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Rustchuk
Joan
Danube
Giurgevo
Balkans
Jolan
Attak
Mitzi
Karlov
Aeaeeee
Umpire Calls Strike Too High in Turbulent Mobile Game
In Mobile Alabama a tie game between Zeke Williams's team and the Giants of Vicksburg unfolds drama as Williams argues a called strike. The umpire declares the pitch too high, provoking a tense crowd and a confrontational moment for the famed pinch hitter and Bert Williams brother.
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Mobile
Ala
Umps
Zeke” Williams
South
Zeke
Bert Williams
Broadway
Giants
Vicksburg
Ring aims to save fuel by protecting stove flame
A newly patented ring designed to fit around the burner of a gas or oil stove protects the flame from draft and concentrates heat to improve fuel efficiency.
Morley Engagement Near End at Majestic Theater
Victor Morley the American theater idol wraps his engagement at the Majestic Theater with Sunday matinee and night performances ending his run as headliner extraordinary since Wednesday. He stars in A Regular Army Man as a mollycoddle rookie and previously headlined The Three Twins and The Quaker Girl. The bill includes six other acts such as Those Scrappy Coons Lillian Herlein Eddie Carr & Co and the Three Stewart Sisters with acrobats Heras and Preston.
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Morley
Victor Morley
Prince of Mirth
Majestic Theater
Willing
Bentley
Lillian Herlein
Eddie Carr & Co
Fred
Adele Astair
Stewart Sisters
Heras and
Preston
Watch Your Step Show Dazzles San Antonio Audiences
Tonight and Sunday at the Grand presents Watch Your Step a New York London and Chicago musical hit. Irving Berlin wrote the score with Charles Dillingham producing and a strong supporting company and chorus girls. The production showcases top talent and beautiful stage equipment as the hit continues to draw praise.
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New York
London
Chicago
San Antonio
Charles Dillingham
Irving Berlin
Blanche Sweet at the Empire in The Storm by Lasky
Blanche Sweet stars in The Storm a Paramount drama written for her by Leighton Osman and produced by Frank Reicher for the Lasky Company Natalie a nature child and her two suitors Robert Fielding and Sheldon Avery face love and conflict after a storm maroons them Avery becomes a minister Fielding returns and wins Natalie with a wedding presided by Avery The Crimson Stain Mystery also appears with Maurice Costello and Ethel Grandin.
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Blanche Sweet
Empire Today
Jesse L. Lasky
Paramount
Leighton Osman
Lasky Company
Frank Reicher
Natalie
Robert Fielding
Sheldon Avery
Fielding
Avery
Maurice Costello
Ethel Grandin
Miss Bunting Opens Week at Grand Opera House
Miss Bunting and her company perform Salomy Jane at Sunday matinee with Watch Your Step scheduled for Sunday night. The company will lay off Sunday night and Salomy Jane will run nightly from Monday with matinees as usual.
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Miss Bunting
Grand Opera House
Salomy Jane Drama Stages at Grand With Bunting
On Wednesday and Saturday Salomy Jane dramatized by Paul Armstrong from Bert Harte's story will feature Miss Bunting in a contrasting role noted for her versatility. Mr Whitaker, popular with Grand patrons, plays The Man while Miss Bunting returns to a favored part. The troupe rests today as Watch Your Step takes the Grand stage.
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Salomy Jane
Paul Armstrong
Bert Harte
Sierras
Miss Bunting
Mr. Whitaker
Sells Floto Circus and Buffalo Bill Show at San Antonio
The combined Sells Floto circus and Buffalo Bill Wild West Show visit San Antonio for two performances on Thursday November 2. Acts include elephants trained by Lucia Zora and a daring bare back act led by Rosa Rosaland with two horses. Also featured are gymnasts tumb lers vaulters and Kittore and his ballet of 60 girls in Pandora. Jess Willard and Frank Gotch are highlighted amid the street parade and animal acts.
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Sells-Floto Circus
Buffalo Bill Wild West
San Antonio
Lucia Zora
Sells-Floto
Rosa Rosaland
Kittore
Jess Willard
Frank Gotch
Cry of joy at dinner: Dr Shaw mocks voting woman stereotype
The Philadelphia Bulletin reports Dr Anna Howard Shaw at a city dinner debunking myths about voting women. A courtly joke is cited about a court crier missing work due to a mother in law’s death, highlighting social attitudes of the era.
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Anna Howard Shaw
Philadelphia
A Dainty Cow Misunderstood Medicine Mixup
A farmer visited a small grocery and asked for ointment for his cow. The grocer accidentally gave perfume instead of medicine. The cow refused to eat or be milked, sighing all day and seeking her reflection in a pond as the farmer rages over the mixup.
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San Francisco
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