Foreign Born Adults by City and Citizenship Status
New York City leads with 827,742 foreign born adult men and 740,140 women. Chicago and Philadelphia follow. The Census Bureau report details naturalized citizens, first papers, and alien residents across major U.S. cities, with breakdowns by boroughs and neighboring states.
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Washington
Cty
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Bureau of Census
New York City
Manhattan
Brook Inn
The
Bronx
Queens
Borough of
Richmond
Brooklyn
Bostons
Detroit
Cleveland
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
St. Louis
Indianapolis
New Jersey
Jersey City
New York State
Rochester
Syracuse
Albany
Yonkers
New Orleans
United States
Thore
Census Bureau
The Golden Girl and the Man Who Worries For Love
Tom waits on Gladys for a park walk while a golden girl with a small dog passes. He muses on proposing and worries Gladys seems less sparkly. The encounter unsettles Tom as Gladys agrees to a later hair appointment.
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Tom
Gladys
Golden Girl
Tie
Lions’ Cage
Miss de Touraine
Dolman
Ecupid
All Reptiles Are Venomous Says English Scientist
An English scientist claims all reptiles are venomous including harmless snakes. Grass snakes bites are poisonous though rarely fatal. Frogs toads and lizards secrete poisons with varied odors. Dogfish have venom fins and their spines deliver venom. Venom harms only when introduced into the bloodstream.
Clever Retriever Steals Tools From Work Site
A retriever eyes a halted work site, spots a canvas bag of tools, and, after surveying the street, carries away two handles from the bag. The dog trots off along the first turn it finds, leaving unclear whether its act is a fetch of its owner’s gear or someone else’s, and shows no sign of virtue.
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London
Soda Lake of East Africa Appears Snow Covered
In British East Africa a vast soda deposit mimics a snow covered lake during dry heat. Visitors mistake the white crust for snow while the exposed area burns feet and soda spikes pierce soles. After rains a water layer appears, turning the surface pink under moonlight for a eerie, beautiful view.
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British East Africa
Rainy Day Closet Design Tips for Home Entrances
Advice to create a roomy light space near the entrance for raincoats umbrellas and overshoes. Avoid dark closets under stairs and instead install an electric or gas jet light to ease morning retrieval and reduce battles with misplaced items.
Glando Pine Promoted as Essential Home Cough Remedy
Chicago nurse Della Sweeney endorses Grando Pine as a vital home remedy for colds. She cites rapid relief from troup hoarseness bronchitis and throat irritation, and notes it’s cheap to prepare at home from a concentrated syrup. Grand-Aid Co. Fort Wayne Indiana markets the product with full directions.
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Della Sweeney
Chicago
Grand-Aid Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
Honeymooners Meet Bear in the Alps Joke
An American couple touring Switzerland on their honeymoon encounter a bear they fear to outrun. The wife urges a gallop to safety while the husband hesitates, arguing they would run into hotel keepers instead. The Philadelphia Ledger notes the tale as a cautionary alpine anecdote.
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Alps
Switzerland
Henry
Philadelphia Ledger
Cuticura Talcum Powder Ad Highlights Trio Health Aids
An advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic and fragrant economical option for skin and baby care. It positions the powder as convenient with perfumes and suggests it renders other perfumes unnecessary, as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio alongside Soap and Ointment.
Quirky Title Talk At Newport Tea
Cortlandt Bleecker remarks that after World War I many titles seem dubious. He cites Rev. Washington White selling a D D title for forty dollars at his Holy Saints university of Vicksburg, claiming a collection from his flock funded the first diploma.
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Cortlandt Bleecker
Newport
Washington .White
Washington White
Holy Saints
University of Vicksburg
Sah
University
May Versus Can Policeman Boy Bicycle on Sidewalk
A comic dialogue from The Echo shows a policeman scolding a youth for riding a bicycle on the sidewalk. The boy insists he can do so, underscoring street etiquette and town humor.
Fragmented note hints at early life lesson
A terse reflection claims one secret of success is discovering you cannot do everything. The statement hints at limits to effort and the value of focus.
Nervous Relief Claim for Dr Pierce’s Prescription
Indianapolis resident Miss Ora A Johnson reports long nervousness headaches and dizzy spells ended by Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. She praises it as best for women and urges readers to obtain the remedy from a druggist or Dr Pierce’s Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York for free medical advice.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Dr. Pierce
Miss Ora A. Johnson
Martindale Ave
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo, N.Y
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Military Board of Allied Supply
Dawes
Paris
AELFL
Harbord
France
Italy
Great Britain
Charles Jean Marie Payot
A. A. Cumont
Louis Clemenson
Ch. de Marenches
Arturo, Kellner
Luigi Lazzi
C. J. B. Daubeny
A. A. McHardy
James G. Harbord
Col
George van Horn Moseley
F. J. Chapin
M. Brunow
Baltimore
Newark
N. J
Mighty California
Superdreadnought
California
Uncle Sam
Golden Gate
By Lilliace M. Mitchell
McClure Newspaper ‘Syndicate
Hunt
A. B. Richardse Medicine Co
Sherman
Texas
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