Watchful Waiting Policy Immersed in Blood in Mexico
The editorial condemns Carranza for failing to protect 18 Americans massacred near Chihuahua and urges immediate U S action to safeguard American lives and property. It attacks Villa’s tactics and blames de facto Mexican authorities for not honoring guarantees, arguing Washington must abandon watchful waiting.
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Carranza
Chihuahua
America
Wilson
Mexico
United States
Villa
Letters and Answers from Cyntha Grey on Social Etiquette and Advice
A compilation of reader questions and G replies covering banquet table service, dog care, marriage licenses, weight concerns, brain diet, favorable marriage months, patent information, parsonage wedding attire, and cross national relationships. The Q and A format offers practical guidance from etiquette to health and legal steps.
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a simple remedy for rheumatism back pain and stiffness. It claims instant relief, notes the product treats sciatica neualgia lumbago and sprains, and urges readers to try a small trial bottle at any drug store.
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St. Jacobs
California Syrup of Figs Promises Quick Child Cold Cure
A vintage urged remedy claiming to relieve a child's cold by cleansing the bowels with California Syrup of Figs. It promises rapid relief for cross, pale, restless children, and claims a dose today prevents tomorrow's illness. It warns against counterfeits and promotes a 60 cent bottle with age appropriate directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Safety First Digestive Remedy Promises Quick Help
A vintage advertorial asserts indigestion constipation biliousness and many digestive ailments prompt disordered conditions and recommends a reliable family remedy as the dependable first line of relief.
Austria Sees United States as Broken Nation and Immigrant Tangle
Hungarian author and politician argues the United States has fractured into hostile immigrant factions. He portrays Washington as a guiding bygone era and suggests New England holds the true Yankee core while mass European immigration decays American unity. The piece frames the U S as an international colony of transients and predicts further demographic shifts.
Paterson Back With Big Order
J V Paterson president of Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Co arrives from the East with eight million dollars worth of fabricated steel for three 7500 ton freighters for foreign interests. Two ships already under construction and a fifth ship plan may prompt company expansion and adjacent property use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Vv. Paterson
Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Co
Ast Waterway
Americanism as a Hungarian Sees It
The piece argues that European patriotism outlasts America’s, claiming the United States has ceased to exist as a nation since the 1870s and that Wilson’s efforts are futile. It blames popular indigestion and political decay for the country’s decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Americanism as Our President Sees It in Philadelphia
Wilson defended American unity in his May Philadelphia address to foreign-born Americans. He warned that migrants must fully adopt American ideals and loyalties or risk failing to belong to the United States. He stressed that allegiance to America requires complete assimilation and rejection of nationalistic trade and exclusivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wilson
Philadelphia
America
Harlem Cop Misreads Name In Brawl At Nightclub
In a late night incident cops confront a tired man outside a Harlem club. Officer O Reilly accuses him before learning the man’s name is Ura Bogg and that the confrontation ends with the wagon called to the station.
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N. m
Mundy
Pop
Pete
Bobbie Fire
Manny Peepel
Harlem
Copper O'Reilly
O'Reilly
Mr O'Reilly
Mr Hogg
Hoge
Kore
Ura Bogg
Surprise party tale ends with booze vault discovery
In a Hamlet club party, Deputy Scott Malone leads a raid after a tip. Club president Tea-Bonne and Scotoh Laraece escort him to the linen closet now revealed as a booze vault. Sheriff Bob removes the beverages, while Laraece offers a U. S. flag pin and a Winton Six as alleged protection.
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Kmain-In-The-Rar Club
Scoteh T. Laraeece
Trathfal Scott
Johnny Clancy
Scott Malone
Leranee
Ned
Scott
Larance
Tena-Hone
Malone
Laraece
Teo
Boone
Bob
C. Larance
DC. Larance
Pioneer farmer Theodore Fisher dies in Los Angeles
Theodore Fisher aged 71, a pioneer farmer from Seattle, died in Los Angeles on Wednesday. His daughter Mrs. W. H. Hahlo resides at 1013 16th Ave. N.
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Theodore Fisher
Seattle
Los Angeles
W. H. Hahlo
Ives
16Th Ave
Protect Our Good Name Vigil Protects Clean Names
A reflective editorial urges steadfast pursuit of integrity as workers guard their reputations. It frames a vigilant guardian ethic amid pressures to compromise and stresses collective duty to keep both personal and communal names untainted.
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