Why Inventors Fail to Profit From Their Inventions
Editorial argues most failures stem from misreading business laws rather than clever concealment by others. It cites the need to balance invention, economical production, and selling education, noting marketing often consumes more time and money than invention.
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Oll
Organization of the International Harvester
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Push New Industrial Conference
The advisory board of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, 85000 members, endorses immediate steps to form an industrial commission in Washington. It would recognize citizens rights and support collective bargaining, aiming for a peaceful solution after the failed round table.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Washington
Labor
Poem of Sacrifice and Patriotism During War
A fervent wartime poem condemns hatred and celebrates sacrifice. It memorializes four Washington sons who died on foreign fields and calls for unity, faith in God, and defense of Columbia’s law, urging patriots to free shores from Russia. The verse presents a stark, ceremonial tone and appeals to national duty.
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Washington
Hell
Columbia
Russia
Tenants decry rent hikes at Sagamore apartments Seattle
A Seattle reader denounces rent increases at the Sagamore apartments 621 W Galer Jr managed by A H Tappan effective October 1 and December 1. The letter cites crumbling interiors, nonfunctional elevator and laundry, unutilized mail boxes, mouse infestation, and high rents—calling for action by the mayor and city council against alleged robberies.
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Féitor the Star
Seattle
Sagamore Apartments
W. Galer Jr
Nov 16 historical events list across centuries
A chronology notes events on November 16 from 534 to 1864. It cites Justinian’s code, Margeret of Scotland’s death, Henry IIIs end, Edward II’s capture and death, the 1773 Boston Tea Party, Fort Washington surrender, Nottingham riots, and Sherman’s Atlanta to the Sea march. Includes rulers, battles, protests, and key dates.
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Justinian
Margeret
Scotland
Margaret
Edgar Atheling
William the Conqueror
England
Malcolm
Henry Til
John
Henry
Edward II
Isabella
Rowton
Boston
Fort Washington
New York
Cornwallia
Nottingham
Sherman
Atlanta
Georgia
We ll Say So Chicago packers in New York hotel invest
Fragmented notes report various headlines and anecdotes. Mentions include Chicago packers investing in a New York hotel, a West Bridgeport candidate for auditor, travel gossip about Henry W. Lewin, a Cleveland arrest over family abandonment, a Dayton inventor claiming backyard landings, and magicians forming a society to deter exposing tricks.
College Graduates Sayings Show Banks on Brash Ambition
A collection of mock quotes depicts new graduates like Matt Moneymuch and William Wind venturing into the corporate world with ambitious plans and high salary expectations. The snippets poke at youth confidence and post college plans, including talk of CEO starts, big firm access, and entrepreneurial bets.
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Moratio Bighean
Matt Moneymuch
Moneymuch
Nicateel Corporation
William Wind
Hash Singer
Horatio Reighean
Tom
Air
Matt Money
Sam
March of Union Army Across Georgia
The army moved from Atlanta to Savannah cutting a sixty mile wide swath and splitting the Confederacy. About 60 000 troops lived off the land as they moved, with little bloodshed but total devastation of railroads crops factories horses clothing and other resources along the route.
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Atlanta
Savannah
English Invention Teaches High School Telegraph Speed
High school telegraph apparatus described as an English invention can deliver typewritten messages at 120 words per minute, showcasing advanced student technology.
Boldt's French Pastry Shop Ad
Uptown and downtown locations advertise Boldt French pastries at 1414 3rd Ave and 913 2nd Ave with contact details and hours for quick purchases.
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Boldt
Uptown
Ave
Will Germany Win the War Through Industry
An editorial argues that victory now hinges on production and unity rather than battle. Germany’s disbanded army may become an asset if it yields to steady work, while Allied inflation and strikes threaten reconstruction. The piece warns America must stop internal strife and Bolshevism, or risk being outpaced by disciplined nations.
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Germany
Berlin
Franca
America
von Hindenburg
Don’t Hang Clothes Too Near the Fire
A small fire at 1164 East Lake Avenue caused by clothes hung near the stove was stopped by the fire department. The blaze was contained without spreading. In China a pupil recites by turning his back to the teacher. Italian women property owners exceed one million.
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C. K B. Gifford
Eastlake Ave
China
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