Another Gulf Storm Roams Gulf of Mexico
Weather notes describe a West Indian hurricane roaming the Gulf of Mexico with uncertain path toward North America. Forecasters doubt any single annual rule, cite erratic storm movements in 1913, and warn only that the Gulf storm may dissipate or strike from Brownsville to Pensacola, with no reliable prediction for days.
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Gulf of Mesxito
North America
Cala
Manio
United States
Texas
Vancouver
Rocky Mountains
Winnipeg
St. Lawrence
Gulf of Mexico
Impending clash at Texas education battle
In a clash of power, a November 22 regents meeting at University of Vesaz signals a seminal struggle for control of Texas education. Governor Vrrgusen and University President Bathe dispute fund spending, shaping the state’s future academic policy and university development.
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Meen
Educational Affairs of Texas
Ban of Regents
University of Vesaz
Tme
Vrrgusen
Ddr
Political rift over university funds and party pledges
Governor presses for financial reform amid disputes between the university board of regents and the state administration. The governor argues funds must be spent as pledged, while regents face pressure to resist or resign if they oppose the chief executive. The debate centers on fidelity to party pledges and control of appropriations.
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Hergisen
Board of Regents
Battle
Will C. Hogg
Justitulion
Clovernor Vergusus
Judg
Jon
Ue Veges
Lughe
Poveran
Weathers
See America First and Parks Wealth Transfer
Franklin NK Lane secretary of the interior cites to shift US tourism from Europe to domestic parks. He notes prewar travel funded half of European expenditure by Americans and that American visitors spent large sums in Europe, urging development of national parks to boost home tourism and economic benefits.
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Franklin NK. Lame
Interior
United States
Europe
Ameria
America
Lane
Jane
United
Anglo French Commission
Mr. Lane
tios-Atlante
American tourist trade in Europe and domestic circulation
A historical estimate discusses annual traveler spending by classed passengers and the broader impact of American tourism. It cites 410000 second-class travelers at 45 days and 10 dollars daily totaling 49500000, 400000 third-class at 30 days and 2.50 dollars daily totaling 70000000, and 75000 first-class at 75 days and 204 dollars daily totaling 140500000, noting conservative figures and the shift of money into domestic circulation.
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Europe
Austria argues US rights to sell arms in war
The piece ridicules Austria’s claim that the United States must not sell munitions while noting the US has a right under international law to arm belligerents and that Britain’s wartime sea conduct is irrelevant. It argues Austria misreads neutrality and seeks US aid.
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Anstiat
United States
Germany
Austria
Shesso
Ausstin
State Department
Ingie
Great Britain
Austeia
Food Distribution Efforts Progress in Washington
Food distribution reform faces challenges in large cities but shows progress in Washington where regulated markets reduce unregulated effects. Joan D. Sherman, superintendent of weights measures and markets, leads the initiative amid broader regulatory attempts in cities nationwide.
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Farge
Hity
Washington
Joan D. Sherman
Indianapolis Nese
Jitney Driver Terminology Stirs Language Debate
The New Orleans Times-Picayune notes the term jitney driver stirs linguistic controversy. It rejects jitney man and tilney driver as unwieldy and suggests using chauffeur as the driver of a five cent auto, mirroring French practice for the auto trade.
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New Orleans
Pleayune
Should Plant Fruit Trees Along Roadside
The habit of planting fruit and nut trees by the roadside has long prevailed in parts of Europe. It should be cultivated in the United States. Hickory and walnut trees are as healthful as elms and more useful. Saint's streets have been planted with hundreds of walnut trees. Those set along McMinnville’s pavements years ago will produce a ton and a half of nuts this season.
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Europe
le Lmited
Sainm
McMinnville
Portland
Oregonian
Viewpoint on Germany and diplomacy in 1914 era
A fragmented New York Sun letter contrasts praise for Wilson and diplomacy with a cautionary view of Germany. It argues honors and restraint for diplomats, warns against meddling in domestic affairs, and calls for reminders of official obligations despite praise or victory.
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Germany
Wilson
New York Sun
Hammond as a Prokort and defense program views
A fragmented text notes Hammond as a Prokort and voices concerns about sensational defense policy being partisan. It mentions a mining expert and the need for public support from other parties to sustain the administration’s program, with mentions of preparedness and political alignment.
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Wiel Pra Bullotin
The Godmother Romance in a Quiet Town
In Touraine Mile Mitté, a plain 49 year old widow, finds a surprising distraction in a long distance romance with a young officer. Letters, gifts, and a growing affection lift her from routine duties and dull loneliness, as she navigates secrecy, desire, and the fear of social judgment.
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Bess le Goeur- Mademieische Milte
Blatke
Touraine
Jeninus
Abby
Trelshiem
Muirprivnd
Tenina bin Young
Pethans
Jean-Mary Frederic Maury
Mile
Mitte
Mme. Mitte
Hey
Marguse de Plessis-Montra
Mianner
Ste Haut
Ale
Daily Fashion Hint Highlights Simple Wool Frocks and Trends
An early fashion note discusses acceptable everyday attire focusing on wool fabrics and simple tunic frocks. It notes trimmed buttons, soutache, and up-to-date accessories like tunans and belts. Describes a smart tunic frock with a basque effect, high collar, embroidery, and a beaver trim on small accessories.
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Serge
Xaberdine
Dec epathy and a revealing confession tale
A distressed woman plans to confess her deception to a close friend the young marquise about her schemes to pair a man with a fantasy ideal. The marquise finds the situation amusing as the real meeting unfolds with a handsome uniformed man at a crossroads.
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Marquise
Chaming Bay T
Paul
Murat
Ney
Jean-Marie Afse
Mile
Timousine
Nan
Jonssamé
Sleepy Time Tales About a Monkey Visitor and Kids
A torn page recounts children playing indoors with imagination and a runaway monkey that slips in through a window. Harold Abbie and siblings pretend, shout, and finally welcome the creature, feeding it and making a small bed as their mother watches. The monkey becomes part of their family for a time.
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Ming Jax
Les
Harald
Neé
Abbie
John
Harold
Jet
Monkey
Gwinda
Lily
Ae Inerd
Tarnopol Front Battles Extend Across Galicia Front
A chaotic war report sketches Tarnopol as a minor city amid a Russian advance in Galicia. German Austro forces push parallel lines toward the Sereth river as supply routes to Odessa remain open, with Tarnopol described as an insignificant fortress town famed for grain milling and wax honey products and a Jewish population portion.
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Pornupel
National Geographic
Turno
Pol
Anerhward
Wellsata
Gallclat Waite
Austria
Wehgary
Thigine
Chiester
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Mare Labor Organization
Sears
Ly Democratic Nations
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Pase
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