Serbian Notions of Freedom Shown by Imperial Contacts
Washington dispatch notes Serbian attitudes toward liberty amid European protest. The National Geographic Society describes traits of Serbs valuing individual rights, contrasting the autocratic Byzantine and Ottoman rule. It recalls court etiquette requiring kneeling and abject homage to the emperor.
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Washington
Europe
National
Geospa Society
Byzantium
Ottoman Empire
Serbia
Priv
Vailé
Kevaturdy
All-American Team of 1915 Offense Picks Strong Lineup
A sports writer names a 1915 All-American offense with standout players at center Schlachter and guard positions, Barrett and Mahan at back, Wagne and Gilman on the line, Tackle Lamberton and End Barrett, plus King at halfback. The selections emphasize speed, defense, and versatile scoring ability across Princeton, Harvard, Cornell, Syracuse, and Wisconsin.
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Belfil
Coolief Corneil
Schlachter
Syracuse
Wilkinson
Sehlachter
Wisconsin
Gilman
Harvard
Gotitis Luis
Ledtsend—Higeins
Pent
Hine
Mackie
Tueleless
Lamberton
Princeton
Belolit
Barnett
Cornell
Hart
Yale
Ani Yi
Mahan
Klck
Algo
Aleker
oWan
Syracune
Ine
Eains
Ise Barrett
Pelle
Tibbett
Buck
Barrett
Pe Mahan
Serbia’s Noble Privilege and Self-Government Described
The Serbian noble enjoyed morning court appearances and local self-government while church duties were limited to public utility. Monasteries fed the hungry and aided travelers, and monks possessed until blessed. The Serb’s strong individual freedom sometimes hindered centralized strength against outside foes.
Newell Urges Rural Credit System for Irrigated Lands
University of Illinois expert Newell, head of the U S reclamation service, urged a national marketing and credit framework aimed at meeting needs of farmers on irrigated lands in the West. He argued that irrigated areas face a critical condition requiring attention and support despite fewer farmers involved.
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Newell
University, of Illinois
United States
Yart
Arid Land Reclamation Costs Highlighted In State Progress
Fragmentary text notes large sums spent by individuals and corporations to reclaim arid lands. It mentions seventeen west and state involvement with billions in expenditure. The source hints at extensive development and investment in desert areas.
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West
Sr State
Hyomei Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Hyomel Hyomei as a germ killing vapor from eucalyptus compounds that penetrates nose and throat to destroy catarrh germs. It claims relief within minutes and promises a cure after a few weeks of daily use, with a money back guarantee from Wells-Haymaker Co. and local druggists in Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kindland
Wells-Haymaker |Co
Clarksburg
Toritt
Fragmentary 1916 Notice From Room 706 Office
A damaged OCR fragment notes a 1916 event or notice located at Room 706 in an efficiency area with unclear identifiers such as A515 and possible street or department hints. The readable text provides no clear names or dates beyond the year.
New Bronchial Remedy Promises Cures and Cough Aid
A new bronchial remedy advertised by Dr Gusel Esta claims to aid coughs from colds and bronchial conditions. The public notice mentions favorable pricing, payment terms, and the expectation of improved health for families, asserting it as superior for coughs, colds, bronchitis, and related ailments.
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Jane Gay
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Inerbia
Naet
Eam
Lh. Vose
Seibon
By Fielding H. Yost
U In
Q. B— Mahan
Harves—Ibbott
King
Inal Tual
Boal Saviaedia
Phelo
Eye
Far East
Jordan
Joel
Yost
Morris & Company
Dr Gusel
Toph Bietite
cAddreni
Peer Siearis
Eerie
Tees
Barnsliysana Diasaka
Chaney
cErionazee
Hall
Ping
Horne
Christma
Christman
Meekers
Cuir
Joseph Hornesgo
Mfeer AL
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