Name to New England Captain John Smith and the voyage
The article recounts Captain John Smith’s exploration of the coast from Penobscot to Sagadahock, naming the region New England. It notes his descriptions in A Description of New England and claims discovery and mapping of western Maine and nearby harbors. It mentions his earlier visit to Nova Scotia and entry of the St John river.
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John Smith
Virginia
Wid
New England
London
Smith
Penobecet
Sagadabock
Penobscot
Maine
Chemplain
Nova Scotia
St John River
NERVES THAT TIRE EASILY
The article explains fatigue in sensory nerves. Smell nerves tire quickly from perfume, heat and cold nerves fatigue rapidly, while nerves for bearing and sight endure long work. Heart nerves continually labor from birth until death without pause.
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Mall
A Gallop in the Country
A poetic piece extols wheat pleasure over an early morning gallop in the country. It invites riders to May dawns after sunrise to enjoy birdsong wind rustle and perfumes as their horses respond with lively interest, mentioning Meurice Thumpaoa.
Bevan Daye King and the Seven Days of Naples Revolt
Bevan Daye King known as the seven days King allegedly led a Naples revolt on July 7 1647 forcing tax reform and seven days of rule before execution. Letters of the ab Phebet used by Teutonic scribes were considered magical and read by interpreters as hidden lore. Christian teachers discouraged these heathen symbols amid the unrest.
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Bevan
Mae Apieila
Thomas Amelia
Arcor
Naples
Hlim
Crops Suffer From Drought Across Western States
The Western states face severe drought with June unusually dry and high temperatures. Irrigation shortages and scarce winter feed threaten alfalfa and pastures, while livestock move to higher ridges for moisture. Three men arrested after a dynamite incident at the Anaconda Copper Mining pay office.
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J Cecil Alter
Mumervia
United States
Alter
Tetas
New Mexico
Butte, Mont
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Earry
Western Federation of Miners Full
Hindenburg appeals to Marshal Foch over extradition
Copenhagen reports Field Marshal von Hindenburg writes Marshal Foch urging support to prevent the extradition of the former German emperor. He offers to place himself fully and absolutely at the disposal of the Allied powers.
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Copenhagen
von Hindenburg
Marshal Foch
Alec
Aviator Kills Two in Landing at Minot
A U S aviation corps flyer, Cheater Jacobean, tried a landing at Minot North Dakota Pri day afternoon. Mrs C J Fisk wife of the former chief justice of the North Dakota supreme court and an unidentified girl were killed.
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Minot
N. C
Mra
C.J. Fisk
North Dakota Supreme Court
Cheater Jacobean
United States Aviation Corps
William F Massey Reflects at Peace Congress
Prime Minister William F Massey of New Zealand represents his country at a peace congress. The report notes wounded crews arriving and a steamer Nowne bringing troops from Vindivwtek. A drowning tragedy near Stonehwill claims four children and an elderly mother in law, as a farm incident unfolds thirty miles east of Irvine Ford.
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William F. Massey
New Zealand
Ford
Sterling
Arthur Kistler
Stonehwill
Irvine
Ford Paynie Creel
Here
Americans Denied Fights in Mexico By Dictator Orders
Washington reports that Mexican authorities have effectively blocked American oil interests by ordering the military to prevent drilling on lands legally owned by U.S. nationals and companies. The Carranza government refuses permits, claiming lands as Mexican property, prompting protests from the State Department and allegations of forced seizures and armed interference in oil fields.
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Carranza
Washington
Cir Pin
State Department
Mexico City
Petroleum Department
Mexican War Department
War Department
Tampico
Tuxpam
Will Enforce Day Law Across Jurisdictions
Washington reports government plans to move immediately against beverage sellers violating the war time prohibition. Attorney General Powell says arrests will be made promptly to enforce the act in all jurisdictions with pending cases or not. The department aims for orderly action to test the law’s reach and long term enforcement.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Patoer
Josephan
Unclear OCR Summary of Military Subjects in Germany
Fragmentary OCR text suggests discussion of Huns making guns and military equipment in Germany, mentioning seven, tents, and various weapons components. Readable details are sparse. no clear date, person, or organization can be reliably identified.
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Germany
Bryan Returns to Ride Camel and Prohibition Era Politics
The article notes William Jennings Bryan, a former secretary of state, returning to public life amid prohibition debates. Wellington-Wallure seeks congressional funding for the U S employment service, but 450 offices of the organization were closed on July, affecting the agency nationwide.
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Bryan
Columbine
Willian Jennings Bryan
Prom
Hovat Nothene Prohibite
Hon Doltede
Methudier
Weelington
Wallure
Congress
United States Employment Service
Es Organization
Federal control of meats urged across the nation
A federal approach to regulate packing, sale, and distribution of meat products is urged as the only way to lower consumer prices. The agriculture department cites high retail meat costs despite lower producer prices, arguing that strict federal supervision and five food signs are needed to curb inflation amid a record wheat crop and growing beef and lamb production.
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Washington
Dempsey Defeats Willard On July Fourth Display
Jack Dempsey defeated Jess Willard in a swift, one sided heavyweight bout in Toledo on July 4. Willard faded after the third round as Dempsey, dominant throughout, pressed the attack and troops to retain his world title.
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Toledo
Jack Dempsey
Utah
Jess Willard
Dempsey
Jess
Pleasure Party Ends in Tragedy at Lake Marion
A Panama minister and peace conference delegate Antonio Burgos reports 10 to 15 people drowned when an excursion boat collided with a submerged obstacle on Lake Marion about forty miles northwest of the city. Dutch will surrender Kaiser. London reports from the Daily Mail say the Allied governments have new evidence the Imperial government may be ready to hand over the former German emperor.
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Antonio Burgos
Panama
Spain
Lake Marion
Kaiser
London
Daily Mail
Intel
Inez
President Wilson welcomed home amid galley of cheers
President Wilson arrived aboard the George Washington at Hoboken and was greeted by thousands in New York. A motor parade along streets lined with cheering crowds carried him to Manhattan where confetti filled the air and banners urged support for government and soldiers.
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New Yorke
Wilson
United States
Paris
Hoboken Army Pier
Shorty
New Jersey
Manhattan
New York
Offic
Smith
Hylan
Carnegie Mall
Secret Service
Hylin
Marcel
Twenty-third Street
Best Medicine for Women and Gas Vehicle Conversions
A testimonial letter extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's ailments, urging other women to seek relief. It cites the company address in Lynn Massachusetts. The piece notes activity by manufacturers regarding coal gas in about 4,500 commercial motor vehicles, per the English gas fraction committee.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lana Shaw
RB. No. 1
Portsmouth
Ohio
Lydia FE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mask
Lift off Corns With Freezone At Low Cost
An advertisement touts Freezone as painless and inexpensive for removing corns, calluses, and hard skin from feet. A tiny bottle, available at drug stores, is applied with a few drops to stop pain and lift the corn or callus, root and all, without soreness.
Worth Seeing Phrase Sparks Courier Journal Snippet
A brief Louisville Courier Journal item notes a playful exchange about a woman described as having blue eyes and golden hair, with a perfect figure. The snippet highlights curiosity and suggests a lighthearted social moment without broader context.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
S Schooner Sunk Off Georgian Banks In Fog Collision
The steamship Magunkook arriving from Rotterdam reports the gasoline fishing schooner Edmund F. Black of Portland Maine sunk after colliding in fog off the Georgian fishing tanks last Sunday night. Eight crewmen were saved and brought to port.
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New York
Rotterdam
Edmund F. Black
Portland
Canadian Forest Fires Threaten Porcupine Hills Lumber
A forest fire in the Porcupine hills is brought under control after destroying between fifteen and eighteen million feet of lumber. The Ghost river fire, fifty miles west of Calgary, continues to spread and heads east as crews monitor its progress.
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Calgary
Porcupine Hills
Ghost River
Army Sugar Sale Authorized by War Department
Washington announces sale of 21,000,000 tons of surplus sugar held by the War Department. A minimum price will be set by the United States Sugar Equalization Board to recoup government costs.
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War Department
United States Sugar Equalization Board
Setties But One American Claim in Mexico
Washington report by the state department for the Senate of claims shows Americans suffering property losses abroad, with only one claim paid since the Dine administration.
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Setties
Washington
State Department
Senate
Mexico
Evangelization Cost Said Crucial for Latin America
Church experts at a Methodist centenary event in Columbus estimate sixty million dollars is the necessary sum for evangelization across Latin America, framing a major financial target for mission efforts.
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Latin America
Colmbus
Revised Casualty Report for American Expeditionary Forces
Washington reports total American expeditionary forces casualties including all corrections up to July 2, totaling 207 147. The official figure reflects revised counts and ongoing war casualty tallies.
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Washington
Cuticura Taleum Ad Claims Beauty Powder
An advertisement touts Cuticura Taleum as part of the Cuticura Trio with Soap Ointment and Taleum. It promises a scented face skin baby and dusting powder plus perfume and claims the product renders other perfumes unnecessary. The message ends with a reflective question about ignorance and happiness.
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Lawa
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