Still Faithful to Stuarts A Bavarian Pretender Mentioned
A Living Age note recalls Jacobite nostalgia in Britain on a January 30 event. It mentions a Bavaria princess bearing likeness stamps on mail, and after Maria Theresa’s death, ex-Prince Rupert of Bavaria becomes the official Stuart pretender to Britain's throne.
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Britain
Princess
Bavaria
Victoria
Maria Theresa of
Prince Rupert of Bavaria
Stuart
Great Britain
Breny
Fight Against Animal Disease Drives Toward Large Farm Loss Reduction
Agricultural leaders warn bog cholera and similar animal diseases cost farmers about 200 million dollars annually. Efforts aim to curb losses and protect livestock across the sector.
Heard in an Office Smoke Joke Confuses Boss
A witty office exchange unfolds as one worker complains about a cigarette and recalls the previous day’s gift, prompting a lighthearted remark about the mix up and the stubborn habit of smoking.
Bennets Carry Unclear Tale Across Mexico
Fragmentary passage notes Bennets remain largely unknown in Mexico, even among affluent women, as the text hints at misdirected journeys and social unfamiliarity. The line suggests a cultural gap and puzzling misdirection encountered by travelers.
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Bennets
Mexico
Death of Grammar and Style in Modern English
The Spokane Spokesman Review laments a decline in grammar as steam and cheap postage foster concise, sloppy speech. It argues modern writing favors speed over fineness, with plural subjects tied to singular verbs and linguistic atrocities spreading through everyday prose.
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Spokane Spokesman Review
Cobbe
Coleridge
DeQuincey
Hazlitt
Lindley Murray
Caught the Craze Among Grasshoppers
A dialogue appears about a brother missing the rush to shore. The second grasshopper recalls a companion who drowned while attempting to become a sea hopper.
Proving it Pussyfooting vs calamity
The note from San Francisco Chronicle uses a playful pun to contrast cautious behavior with a looming disaster. It hints at a sharper point about prudence and risk. The brief reflects a columnist stance on public response to impending trouble.
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San Francisco
Chronicle
Wilson Urges U S Acceptance of Treaty Terms
President Wilson appeals to the American people to accept the peace treaty and the league covenant without reservation. The message says the pact creates a new global order, enforces international law, and uses united force to secure peace while protecting rights and minorities.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
League of Nations
Hess
Germany
League
Aea
Cavalry Chases Villa Bandits in Chihuahua
Federal cavalry pursue Villa forces in northwestern Chihuahua after a clash near Villa Ahumada. A courier report to Gen. Gonzales from Gen. Quiroga mentions Villa Ahumada fallen to Villa. Dispatch notes Villa forces driven from the town with 63 killed amid fighting two weeks prior.
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Bandisti Jaures
Mexico
Villa
Chihuahua
Gonzales
Quiroga
Villa Ahbumada
Villa Ahumada
Jaares
Keeps On Sawing Weed Ameronge
The article describes how the former emperor reacted to Germany's decision to accept a cease fire. It notes that party members' attitudes suggest the news was significant and that he resumed his normal routine after the announcement.
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Germany
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Ad Claims Kidney Liver Relief
A vintage advertisement for Dr Kilmer Swamp Root positions it as a non stimulant kidney liver and bladder aid. It promises purity with every bottle and urges readers to mention the paper when requesting a sample, listing medium and large bottle sizes and sending 7 percent to Binghamton for a sample.
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Binghamton
Adrv
Couldn't Hear Him Crow at East Side Theater
The Indianapolis News notes Marie Osborne featured for children at an East side theater. A rooster crowed on a fence during the morning scene, and a child whispered that she could not hear the crow, heightening the moment's realism.
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Marie Osborne
East Side
Indianapolis News
Knew Him Klaseman Let me give you a piece of advice
Knox asks what is the matter as a piece of advice is offered about a familiar figure. The dialogue hints at concern and guidance within a brief exchange.
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Klaseman
Knox
Man of Letters Thriving Business Highlighted
A Buffalo Express excerpt calls a man of letters a thriving business owner, noting his successful venture and public reputation. The brief dialogue underscores his literary bent and entrepreneurial status, capturing local regard.
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Man of Letters
Buffalo Express
Water barrier safety statement from local authorities
Unclear OCR text describes potential water danger and tower area concerns. Readers advised to stay away from unsafe water features and heed posted warnings.
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