Mexican Hatred of U S Growing Over Huerta Issue
The Washington refusal to recognize Huerta fuels anti American sentiment in Mexico City with shop placards opposing American goods and a mock Uncle Sam display. Officials fear possible demonstrations as talks of recalling Ambassador Wilson and negotiating recognition continue amid diplomatic tension and potential rail disruptions.
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Pointsa for Mothers The Hour Before Bedtime
A 1920s style parental guidance piece discusses evening routines for children. It covers safe play before sleep using dress up and story time, warns against overstimulation, and stresses calm, controlled meals and proper chewing as part of a healthy bedtime regime.
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Roosevelt Testifies On Sobriety In Libel Trial
Colonel Roosevelt spoke in Marquette Michigan as witness in a libel suit against editor George A. Newett. He presented his career facts, denied drinking, and defended his character with forceful, earnest testimony. The trial featured a blocked flashlight by the judge during an intermission.
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Fairy godmother to Newsies aids charity drive
Mrs Ralph Puliteer, wife of a New York World editor and descendant of Vanderbilt, leads a plan to fund a youth club for newsboys. She aims to provide a home and wholesome recreation as other efforts spread across the city.
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Baby's Tooth: Caring for a Five or Six Month Old
A historical notes advises mothers on digestive cues in five to six month old babies. It stresses proper nourishment and outdoor activity to ease teething fears, recommends consulting a family doctor for feeding adjustments, and warns against removing outer garments while the infant is very young. It also suggests light clothing and keeping the baby comfortable during warm weather without causing chills.
For the Mother of Boye A plea on politeness and parental guidance
The excerpt urges mothers to teach boys restraint and courteous behavior. It stresses that boys notice and are affected by rudeness and abruptness, and that mothers should model polite manners to shape their sons' conduct and sensitivity. It compares boys and girls in emotional impact and calls for parental vigilance.
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Frocks and Frills Describe Tight Sleeves and Embroided Gowns
The article details new fashion silhouettes with tightly wrapped sleeves, white crepe de chine petticoats, lace and chiffon accents, bird of paradise motifs, and machine made embroidery. It notes lingerie frocks for a season with color touches at the girdle and button details, plus potential plaited white skirts under embroidered flouncing and medallion embroidery accents.
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Colored Barrettes and Pine Ornament Shapes
Transparent colored barrettes and belt pins described as thin, ornamented pieces in blue amethyst and green tones. The items are noted for their beauty and use as decorative accessories.
Endless Prose and Practical Tips in Elded Text
A fragmented eighteenth century style dialogue blends maxims about haste with domestic tips. It cites Cowley Balwer-Lytton and John Wesley while peppering advice on boiling ham soaking lemons and removing odors from copper and cast iron pots. The garbled OCR preserves names, places, and practical hints without a single coherent event.
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Summer Millinery and Craft Puzzles in Fashion Notes
Fashion notes survey summer millinery with fruit and grain inspired hats and one tone color threads. Cockamamie riddle asks eight cats in a room. answer eight. Also care hints on testing fabrics for cotton, wool, silk with caustic soda and acid tests. Health warnings on mercury in ointments and dental ads appear among tips.
Twenty Injured In Trolley Crash Near Akron
Akron May 31 Twenty persons were injured four seriously when an interurban car on the Northern Ohio Traction Line crashed into the rear of another car eight miles north of Akron. The first car’s pole broke and the collision occurred before the conductor could warn the second car. Two men from Coshocton and Chester Jonkian lost both feet. Mrs Willam Allhouse and Mrs Josephine Kilon of Akron sustained serious injuries. Fifteen severely hurt were taken to Akron hospital. others to Cleveland.
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