Alexander of Servia a Boy King in Revolt and Resolve
The account by W. Fischer recounts the early life of Alexis II of Serbia, later King Alexander. As a boy he defied German and Serb officials, refused to abandon his mother Queen Natalie, and showed democratic instincts in Wiesbaden and Budapest. He insisted on independence, even in childish defiance, and formed strong ties with Draga, his future queen.
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Tralia
Queen Draga
Ruletta
W. Fischer
Alexis
Servia
Xander
Milan
Igtade
Wiesbaden
Bismarck
Belgrade
Natalie
Morassi
Sergia
Alexander
Eturn
Germany
Alexsander
Practics
Duden
View
Dokics
Fierra Firma
Budapest
Andrassy Street
Syro
of Bervin
New York
Natale
Russia
Austria
Biarritz
Draga
Natalia
Mr. Sandberg
Senator Burton Calls Intaking Canals Flood Remedy
Kansas Senator J R Burton, chairman of the senate forestry commission, urges intaking canals and headwater reservoirs to prevent floods. A dispatch from Abilene notes he cites Kansas City and Topeka losses totaling around 25 million dollars, arguing canals could have averted flood damage and that water should be impounded for irrigation along the plains and semi arid belt.
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Kansas
J. R. Burton
Senate Forestry Commission
Abilene
Kan
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Kansas City
Topeka
Plains
Toronto Seeks 125000 Horsepower From Niagara Falls
Toronto plans to harness 125000 horsepower from Niagara Falls, with the plants located ninety miles from the falls. The move reflects the city’s bold energy ambitions and reliance on hydroelectric power as a regional asset.
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Toronto
Niagara Falls
The Motorist's Farewell to His Pet Petrol Steed
Fragmented verse narrates a farewell to a beloved vehicle as the speaker rejects further rides and contemplates returning home by train. The speaker mourns the machine’s rapid power and grimly notes its decline and impending loss.
Flood Tales of Nerve and Humor Across Kansas City
A Kansas City flood report recounts odd rescues and brave acts. An Armourdale man watched a hen with chicks, a duck and a rat share a piano roof as water rose. A life-sized grocery ad drifted under the L viaduct while clerks and mill workers aided neighbors. A rescuer saved a kitten atop a saloon, and women carried goods waist-deep through floodwaters. A Black resident sent relief funds and visited his plant afterward. A tragic comedy notes a man swimming to reclaim a friend’s bog atop a shanty roof.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Armourdale
Animal Kingdom
Ninth and
Mulberry
Kansan
John Bay
Ray
Kodol Strengthens Digestive System Claims Patent Cure
Claims that Kodol Digestive Aid enables digestion and transformation of foods into nourishing blood for nerves tissues and muscles. Also promotes cures for indigestion dyspepsia stomach disorders and constipation. Advertises by A Brothen and druggists with Cole's Laxative Liver Pills as relief.
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A. Brothen
Cole
Paine's Celery Compound Promises New Life and Vitality
A promotional notice extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for weak spirits and exhausted endurance. It claims the medicine strengthens, builds up and restores health, urging every home to keep it on hand for renewed vitality.
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Paine
First-Class Shoes and Little Barley Riser Ad
Shoes made to order with fit guaranteed and life of wear extended by graded care. Ladies and children invited to try the famous Little Barley Riser laxative that does not purge the system and won’t gripe on a double dose. A concise promotional notice from Rosenheart Latad Co Ltd near a school.
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Acorn
Allladica
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Eewander and
Iotes
Willams OF Rulers
Algot Sandberg
Wisitor | Meowepaper
Breden
Ana
Strange Company
L” Road
Red Cross Society
East Bottoms
Charley
Ike
Walter S. Dickey
Salt Lake City
Relief Committee
McKibben
Gent
Paine’s
Harbense
Hanne
Pepe Co
Slattery Bros
Bottineau, North Dak
Worth Main Street
Sentinel
Gebo
Mont
Oklahoma
Fortune
Zuch
Chamberlain
Ail Deniers
Elgur
Clege
Nels Wekseth
Male Street
Bowling
Bottineau
North Oak
Rosenheart Latad Co
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