baker walks across ice and is pulled aboard for observation
A New York baker attempting to cross Hudson ice floes falls between two floes after a delay by a ferry. A tug captain rescues him and he is taken to Bellevue for observation likely due to mental condition. The episode sparks thoughts on individuality and social norms and the need for standardization to prevent insanity charges.
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Baker
New York
Hudson River
Jersey City
Bellevue
End of World Prophecy Sparks Debate on Censorship
The piece questions government censorship of religious predictions and warns against authoritative gatekeeping. It argues that democracy fails if people delegate judgment to others and notes no method can shield the public from the consequences of foolish ideas without promoting further ignorance.
Longest hold in Kentucky cave grips the public
The trapped miner in a Kentucky cave draws a vast crowd of friends and observers as rescue teams struggle with grueling efforts. Hope remains high yet exhaustion grows as prayers rise for his safe release amid the anxious vigil.
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Kentucky
Nome
Russia's Respect for Crime Reported in Leningrad
Dispatches from Leningrad claim seven Soviet officials were sentenced to death for mismanagement and corruption, with others jailed for contracting with private parties to profit from government positions. The note questions reliability but highlights severe penalties for officials who profit from office.
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Leningrad
Sehers
Russia
iMo
Ials
Grandmother of the Russian Revolution Critiques Soviet Rule
Catherine Breshkovsky denounces the Soviet government in a New York Times letter, calling it a German-backed regime of traitors and bandits. She warns of divided republics, famine, closed schools, and mass repression across Russia, arguing the regime harms peasants and workers.
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New York Times
Catherine Breshkovsky
Russia
Iit
Zinovieff, Trotsky and Co
Lenin
Wilhelm I
Europe
Volga
Georgia
Moscow
Vladivoccok
Zinovieff
Intelligentzia 6
Bolshevik
Baltic
Vladivostok
Prague
Anniversary roll of notable births and events through history
A list of anniversaries noting births of George Bryan Porter John Milledge John A Logan and others. It cites historical events such as Oregon occupation talks 1900 Ladysmith siege 1915 Arizona state vote 1911 and coal mine disaster 1923. Additional mentions include Sir Edward Carson and George Ade born dates.
First Train Through Hoosac Tunnel Fifty Years Ago
Fifty years after the Hoosac tunnel milestone the article notes the historic first train passing through the famed route. It also mentions debates at Berkeley on prohibition between West Virginia and California student teams, ship model exhibition opening in New York City, and the Queen of the Netherlands receiving an honorary degree at Leyden University’s 350th anniversary.
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Hoosac Tunnel
Berkeley
Universty of West Virginia
University of California
America
New York City
Ship Model Society
Netherlands
University of Leyden
National Retail Dry Goods Association
St. Louis
Eee On
Notable business leader with global shipping and lumber ties
An influential figure described as a top analyst on Latin American affairs rose from dock work to form W R Grace & Co and later led his own diversified firm in shipping, lumber, rubber and general commerce. He contributed a breezy life memoir and was a major wartime supplier agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilchrist, Flint & Co
Hhandlers
Illiam R. Grace
W. R. Grace & Co
Flint Eyes Massive WV Coal Merger At Eleventy-Five
At age 75 Charles R. Flint, dubbed trustmaker, pursues a $100 million consolidation of West Virginia coal firms. The deal would create a major merger bringing 73,000 acres of coal land and 150 mines under one umbrella, adding to Flint's long record of consolidations and corporate growth. He hails from Thomaston, Maine.
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Charles R. Flint
Trusts
West Virginia
Flint
United States Rubber Company
American Woolen Company
Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Company
Somerset Coal Company
Computing-Tabulating- Recording Company
National Starch Company
The
Corn Products Company
Thomaston, Me
The Way of the World and Public Service Salaries
Grove Patterson argues cabinet pay in the United States is too small for ideal public service but argues large increases won t produce better leaders. He cites Dr Russell Conwell asserting most millionaires are honest and that the majority of people are decent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hughes
Hoover
Mellon
Congressional
Russell Conwell
Temple University
Philadelphia
Conwell
Walrus Season Sparks Outdoor Styling Observations
A rustic notice notes that open walrus season coincides with outer months aiding in grooming and mating displays. Weather patterns bring varied fashion, with readers observing many pole styles as seasons shift and nature influences dress.
Intellectual happiness versus pure intellect
A British scientist argues that if mankind becomes all intellect the species would lose its humanity and happiness. He warns excessive reason could destroy joy and even threaten human existence.
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Bernard Shaw
H. G. Wells
Arthur Reith
Bronchuline Emulsion touted to stop stubborn coughs
A New York nurse could not stop coughing despite medical consults until a half bottle of Bronchuline Emulsion halted it. The ad claims the remedy works for heavy colds or flu and requires three or four doses for ordinary coughs.
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New York
C. W. Phillips
Bookkeeper Admits Wide Theft From Kansas City Employer
A Kansas City bookkeeper aged 26 confesses to stealing more than $4000 from his employer. The man, conscious of his frailty and weakness, admits theact and implicates his wife in the case.
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Kansas City
Congress approves first post office funding in town
Ten years ago Congressman Sharp secured the initial appropriation of 20000 for a new post office building. W W Austin formerly Garford Co supervisor became general manager of Studebaker Co at South Bend Indiana. East Carys precinct residents petitioned to annex territory. Hinkson and Buttenfelder announce a March 1 dissolution of their nine year partnership. William C Sudro passed Columbus exam and is licensed as an undertaker. Chamber of Commerce met electing J H Hurst as president for the coming year.
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Congressman Sharp
W. W. Austin
Garford Co
Studebaker Co
South Bend
Ind
The Jockey Club of Buenos Aires Wealth and Access
The Jockey club of Buenos Aires ranks among the world's richest exclusive sporting bodies. It accumulates vast revenue from race meetings and charges an entrance fee around $2500. Membership is restricted to sons of ten year members, with a long waiting list.
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Jockey Club of
Buenos Aires
Pyramid Pile Suppositories Advertised Cure
An advertisement promotes Pyramid Pile Suppositories as a zero cent trial package in drug stores. It claims relief from soreness itching and bleeding and notes many have avoided operations. Families reportedly rely on the product and urge friends to try it.
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Odle
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Mall Ra
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Clayden
Ina Chica
Dearborn Street
Mother Nature
Bfyrno
George Bryan Porter
Michigan
Norristown
Detroit
John Milledge
Augusta
Savannah
John A. Logan
Jackson County
Ill
Washington, D. C
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Oregon
Gen. Buller
Ladysmith
Arizona
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Cumberjland
British Columbia
Illiinois
Herrin
Dry Raiders
Ku Klux
Edward Carson
Anthony Hope
George H. Moses
United States
New Hampshire
Lubec
Joseph J. Mansfield
Texas
Mayne
W. Va
George Ade
Kentland
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
American Retailers’ Association
Milwaukee
Northern Wholesale Hardwood Lumber Association
St. Paul
Minnesota
State Pharmaceutical Association
Des Moines- Iowa
Grove Patterson
Abe Martin
Miller’s Creek
Lake Ave. Coal & Supply CO
the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
Bank of Service
the Foundation
Davai
East Cars List Precinct
Hinkson & Buttenbender
William C. Sudro
Columbus
Chamber OF Commerce
J. H. Hurst
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Pork Chops
Day
P. Red-E-Jell
Quality and Service
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