France Blames United States Over Aerial Crossing Report
The piece discusses French reactions to reports of an Atlantic crossing by aviators. It notes early French joy upon hearing news of a crossing, followed by disappointment when reports proved unfounded. It critiques American news leaks and argues for mutual respect, praising courage and shared progress while calling for patience until the fliers are confirmed safe. It also mentions broader reflections on Franco American ties and ongoing international events.
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Atlantic
Maine
Boston
New York
Brance
America
United States
North America
Nuongesser Amad Coli
France
Bix
Rejoicing Over China Conference Addresses Missionary Attitude
A New York City gathering of international missionaries, led by Dr. Jesse R. Wilson, clarifies that the Chinese revolution and unrest are not seen as welcomed interference, challenging earlier reports that missionaries condemned the action and favored foreign intervention.
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China
Furlong
Thos
Avp
Great Britain
United States
New York City
Jesse R. Wilson
Student Volunteer Movement
Notable deaths and political figures listed in brief notices
Yesterday and today notices honor various figures including Aldene, a U.S. senator from New Mexico, and Ht. Lawrence a former official from Michigan. Also listed are birthdays for long-serving state and local officials and a governor, with scattered references to counties and locations in the United States and abroad.
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Annin
Charles Jeu
Gliverpaul
Bern
Marriane
San Diego
Caiforn
Svhil Aderson
Calif
United States
Cuba
United Stat
Blexica
Botnic Option
Tenn
Goars
Hireckenridgne Long
Static At
Was Inprom
Logis
Toda
Lawreine
Severic
Tar
Lawrence County
Ainptar
Wife seeks divorce after travel clash at dinner
Abe Martin reports that Mrs Witte files for divorce citing tensions after a travel incident. She accuses her husband of hate and blames him for the failed dinner, requesting dissolution of the marriage.
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Ms Witte
Ditveres
Charzin
Triasin
Birth of Nor mon J. Coleman noted as first U S Agriculture Secretary
The Windsor Advert ing notes the birth of Nor mon J. Coleman who would become the United States first Secretary of Agriculture. The notice marks a historical milestone in American public service.
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Normon J. Coleman
United States
Diet Advice on Dr Frank Mistsothes
An article discusses health diet guidance attributed to Dr Frank Mistsothes. It describes cleansing therapies for the colon, a hot tub regimen, and a strict diet following a fast, with cautions about medical supervision and the role of therapeutic methods.
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Frank Misothees
Miccoy
Angeles- Cal
Jenis
Iimbago
Unsigned Lecture Notes on Christianity and Service
Fragmented text discusses Christian teaching on service over selfishness, urging graduates to apply learned principles in real life. Mentions professor, Indiana University, and themes of cooperation and applying Christian doctrine to social problems.
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Hugh Evander Willy
Indiana University
Hic
Straten
Laa
Hecumigs Haig
Fragmented Love Poem Reflections by An Incomplete Note
A garbled OCR fragment references poetry and poet names like Waller and Hussish literature with garbled lines about love and beauty. It mentions verses, references a period of leisure and nobility, and ends with an incomplete note about copyright. The readable bits cite romantic imagery and archaic phrasing.
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Reabmund Waller Waller
Shirley
Quebec Premier Louis Alexander Tstscher in election spotlight
The article notes Premier Louis Alexander Tstscher retains power after seven years in office as Quebec faces a pivotal vote. His lone tenure has made him widely known across the province.
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Louis Alexander Tstschereau
Quebec
Togror
Quebec political figure Taschervau’s notable career outline
The obituary-like note describes Taschervau linked to prominent Canadian families. Born in Quebec City, he graduated from Taral University and built a legal career before entering politics in 190 as a candidate for the Quebec legislature. He served as Minister of Public Works and Labour and later Attorney General of Quebec.
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Taschervau
Canada
Quebec City
Taral University
Quebec Legini2ture
Quebec
Enant
How Things Look To THE FARMER
A rural reader summary of Eugene Davenport's remarks on agriculture education and population effects. The piece emphasizes optimism about farming, the value of education, and the steady need for food and clothing, noting future stability for farmers and the economy.
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O. M_ M 'Kile
Hington
Eugene Davenport
Agriculture policy and farm prosperity in shifting times
The article discusses national agricultural policy, noting mixed views on prospects for farming prosperity. It highlights the need for improved equipment, irrigation, and innovation while warning against relying on favorable conditions and emphasizing potential shifts in land value and labor costs under different farming scales. It also touches on trade influences and the role of national leadership.
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Les Parties
Emi
Arti
Argentina
South America
COE
TD Miller
National Milk Produce Federation
Caapital
TF Nur
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