Postal rates and billing terms for subscriptions in the era
The notice outlines overdue insertions charged per line, open accounts, and instant removal from mailing lists if paid time ends. It also notes a controversial dam bill affecting seven states, with Arizona opposing and Utah skeptical amid jurisdictional water rights and power disputes.
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Boulder Dam
Congress
Arizona
Utah
Los Angeles
California
Mary
John
Hoover vow to aggressively enforce dry law after inauguration
Washington correspondent notes Mr. Hoover plans an intensive campaign to enforce the eighteenth amendment soon after taking office. Reporters wonder how the news of such resolve was learned and whether a moral campaign will accompany any physical crackdown.
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Washington
Hoover
Raskob
Barleycorn Club
Coolidge to Sign Kellogg Pact With White House Ceremony
The senate ratified the Kellogg peace treaty and President Coolidge scheduled a White House ceremony Thursday morning to formally sign the document.
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Senate
Coolidge
White House
Twenty Fifth Child Born in Long Costa Rica Arm of World Record
In San Jose Costa Rica Manuel Miranda Fernandez and his wife Teddala celebrate the birth of their 25th child in 28 years of marriage. All children are healthy and the family may be the largest from a single union in the period. The eldest lives in the United States and three sets of twins have occurred.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Manuel Miranda Fernandez
Teddala
United States
King Alexander of Yugoslavia a powerful reforming monarch
King Alexander of Yugoslavia governs directly through cabinets and police, directing policy, army, and foreign affairs. At thirty-nine he leads a nation expanding from 3.0 to 12.0 million people and 58k to 96k square miles, seeks racial harmony among Croats Slovenes Serbs and others, and remains devout Greek Orthodox.
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Jugo-Slavia
Petrograd
Marie
George
England
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Hav
Belgrade
Sea Serpent Has Sheep's Head on Body of Eel
A nameless marine creature about six feet long with an eel like body and a sheep shaped head was photographed at provincial police headquarters in Vancouver as evidence of a sea monster sighting in Lake Okanagan. The creature was caught by the son of Harry Alexander, a Vancouver magistrate, while trolling on the lake amid two years of reported sightings.
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Vancouver
B. C
Lake Okano
British Columbia
Harry Alexander
General Staff celebrates 25 years of U S Army leadership
Washington observers mark the twenty fifth anniversary of the general staff with a luncheon attended by General Summerall Acting Secretary Robbins and others. Credit is given to Elihu Root and Maj. Gen. Carter for shaping modern principles while Secretary Baker's legal action preserved staff powers during and after World War I.
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General Staff
Army and Navy Club
Summerall
Robbins
France
America
Elihu Root
William H. Carter
Newton D. Baker Jone
United States
National Defense Act
Army
War Department
Department of Justice
Taker
Baker
Pershings General Staff
Congress
Island comment prompts district window cleaning spree
An American in the country remarks there is nothing wrong with the island and asks for more hustle. A clam ning noise and a fire engine appear as a district window-cleaning company is seen working overtime.
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London
Planting in Memory Memorial Tree Idea Guides Road of Remembrance
The American Tree Association leads a nationwide drive for memorial trees along the Road of Remembrance. Planting should honor those remembered, creating beauty the community can be proud of and preserving a lasting connection to the ofrecered tribute.
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American Tree Association
Faith as the Key to Achievement in McClure Syndicate Essay
A motivational piece argues that true success comes from steadfast faith. It contrasts anxious, plotting effort with confident, steady action and urges readers to grasp faith sincerely, then work with resolve to transform ambition into achievement.
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Mer
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Brain Cortex: The Thinking Layer of the Brain
The cortex is the gray matter responsible for thinking. It forms a thin layer on the brain’s upper surface, ranging from one tenth to one quarter of an inch in thickness.
Old Debt Paid in Columbia City Note
A five cent debt prompted a mysterious unsigned note to grocer Sam Yantz of Columbia City Indiana. The note claimed the debtor beat him out of the money years ago while the sender ran Yantz and Hullauer in business. No signature accompanied the message.
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Columbia City
Ind
Sam Yantz
Yantz & Hullauer
Dublin Heat Sends Workers on Holidays in Downpour
The fierce Dublin heat drives girls and typists to rush off for weekend holidays leaving streets with scenes of bare legs and heads as crowds flee the heat.
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Dublin
Above the Clouds Poem Fragment
A fragment presents a cold bright sun above clouds with a near sky and distant horizon. The mood hints at solitude and quiet clarity.
Fragmented Advice on Speech and Truth from a Canned Genoa
The passage presents disjointed reflections on appearance, honesty, and understanding. It questions subtlety, suggests simple calculations to judge people, warns against overreliance on credit, and critiques copyright intent while hinting at misused sincerity.
Unspeakable Turk nickname sparks household jibe
The Louisville Times notes the Turk is described as the most henpecked husband, explaining the joking label the paper cites as a playful nickname reflecting domestic dynamics.
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Louisvile Times
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