Improving the Consular Service Policy Supports Efficiency Push
The article notes a Roosevelt administration drive to reform consular affairs through a system of consular inspectors and promoted staff. It highlights the approved reforms, the role of traveling agents, and the aim to raise efficiency and profitable commerce with foreign nations. It also touches on global issues including Japan and Russia, and mentions a U S International Congress in Washington with exhibits on world progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Roosevelt
Washington
Consollaw
Anit
Mneh Ben Pfit
Artlin
Troy
World Happenings In Brief News Blob
A compact sweep of early 20th century items notes Guy of New York wavering on a potential act by Republicans, Harry K Thaw's stomach trouble, and Rowart Hecketohle found guilty of illegal deposits. George R. Gable convicted of arson at Bellefontaine for burning a mill in October 1906. Thowas E. Watson opened his Populist presidential campaign in Macon Georgia, attacking Bryan. Haskell of Oklahoma named treasurer of the Democratic committee. The prince of Wales landed in Quebec amid international tension. A 18-year-old Freborg mayor’s fiancée was beheaded for murder. Eugene V. Debs campaign at Jumpin Juno? Chafin began his campaign. Roosevelt attended a naval conference in New York. Loeb Jr denied going on a hunting trip with the president. Van Ryneselaer charged with extortion threats. Former Senator William F Vilas suffered a hemorrhage on a Madison train.
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Guy
New York
Hilo
Harry Ko Thaw
Rowart Hecketohle
Bank of
Macon
Brean
Haskell
Oklahoma
Prince of Wiles
Quebec
Three Nations
Crete Beler
Dauch | Horut
Freborg
Saxony
Eigene V. Chafin
Prohibition
Jiuparoy
Bey ‘Neti
Roosevelt
New Hort A. Ty
Willi Loeb, Jr
Atelea
Jatin A. van Srensselaer
John Kite van Ryneselaer
Anil
United States
Wic Ham F. Vilus
Madison
Wis
Tare
John ¥. Hayes
Doranda
Italy
Collaperaly
Evcrates
Carpenter
London
R. BE. Walker
South Africa
J. A. Rector
University of Virginia
C.J. Tscon
Irlab-American AC
Eveonde
F.C. Trons
Chicago
Pennsylvania National Guard
Gettysburg
Prince of Wales
Vicw
Fairbanks
Port Rewards
Wie
Daniel Th. Lynch
Richard Nommenam
Anna Sorenzon
Palace
LieuWlliots Central
Uie
Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Federal Grand Jury
Sarah Elizabeth Stetson
Joan Ti
Stetson
Santa Eulalia
Portugal
Philadelphia
Abington
Offce
Portland
Tardolph
August Eberhard
Paterson
N. J
Vienna
Aire
James Jurasky
Cleveland
United States Court of Appeals
Andee Landis Impovine
Standard Oil Community
Indiana
Chicago & Alton
Newport
Alscuss
Ani
Chietga
Casio
J. J. Jelinus
Netherlands
Venezuela
Willamsburg
N.Y
Mamkato
Mint
Fort Lowrey
Hath Beach
John Hanne
Augusta Walz
Ralph Mane
Honduras
Nicaragua
Leslie Carter
Likely
Minneapolis, Red Lake & Manitoba Railroad Company
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse
Gunsie Benson
Missouri
William H. Taft
Lovedale
First National Bank
Ada
Pittaburg Schoool
Fragmented World News Rundown from Varying Posts
A patchwork of short notes reports on funerals and state affairs across cities including New York Hasselt and Philadelphia. It mentions Bishop Potter's funeral in Comwrstown and the body’s transport to York City alongside various political and social incidents worldwide.
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C. Potter
Diocese of
New York
Comwrstown
York City
HI Hazard
Hasselt
Neb
Turkey
Chamber of Deputies
Prince of Wales
Abraham
Tb Riolie
Robert Louisevensin
Tore Otlroy
Philadelphia
Ohio
Lester Waa
Senda
Olympic Games Glory and Tragic News From London
The story details American athletes winning gold medals in London including Hayes, Tscon, Sheppard, and Porter with records, plus disqualifications and other Olympic notes. It also covers a severe thunderstorm at Gettysburg killing soldiers, fires, murders, and various political and criminal events, painting a broad wartime era of sport and disaster.
Bolero and Blouse Fashion Details in Tweed and Silk
The item describes a useful little bolero in bite and white striped tweed with white cloth reverses and cuffs, edged in stitching and buttons. It also outlines a silk and lace blouse, trimmed with velvet, fastened at the front, with a Hoover collar and elbow banded sleeves. A third blouse to match the skirt is styled with a silk yoke, piped edges, and puff sleeves.
Stripes and Polka Dots in Fashioned Frocks and Decor
Fashion notes describe combining polka dot and striped fabrics for frocks with white bands, nets with tiny white polka dots, and lace substitutes. Advice covers yokes, stocks, and couch placement in sitting rooms to create novelty, with a white lawn gown and a surplice waist featuring lavender satin folds and lace edging.
Prevent Eye Discoloration After Injury
When the eye is struck hard enough to darken, use a cloth soaked in very hot water. Apply for 20 minutes, changing to a hotter cloth as tolerated. The blood will thin and drain away through proper channels. The same method may be used for bruises on other body parts.
A Pleasant Economy Inspires Ribbon Purchases
A mother and her young daughter can save by buying hair ribbons now as prices run low this season. Storing ribbons in advance aids budget planning for school and fall needs, making preparation economical and practical.
Ribbons and fittings guide for dressmaking errors
A period fashion blurb discusses common dressmaking issues and fixes. It covers armhole fitting, belt placement, and collar snips to remove wrinkles. It then highlights matching ribbons, sashes, bows, and hosiery decorations, plus gold bands for hair and ivory handled scissors.
Evolution of copper coin portraits sparks debate on symbolism
Perriton Mixwell argues that the long evolving design of American cents reflects shifting attitudes toward female imagery and Indian heads, criticizing the 1790s and 1850s depictions as impractical and un-American. He notes repeated alterations from Reclining 1798 styles to 1851 ostrich plumes and links to Martha Washington portrait scandal.
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Hamilton
Washington
Charactor-Ress
Martha Washington
Lady Washington
Dohenian
New York Merchant Deflates French Dramatic Authors Trust
A New York merchant in Europe ridicules the so called American trust in France Germany and Italy. He cites the Society of Dramatic Authors and Composers as a great literary and musical trust that collects royalties on works by Sophocles Shakespeare Racine Moliere and others while heirs of Donizetti received nothing since 1865.
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New York
Europe
Germany
France
Globe
Koenig
Donizetti
Society of Dramatic Authors and Composers
Lucia
Linda
Don Pasquale
Favorita
Aince
Sophocles
Shakespeare
Racine
Moliere
Instinct Fuzzed Banter Amid Absurd Cold Exchange
A quirky exchange features Loinstein battling a “turethle bad cold” while Teaack suggests remedies. Loinstein, musing absent-mindedly, asks a jokey question about compensation, prompting Half Holiday to respond with a dry, humorous counterpoint.
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Loinstein
Alma River alum becomes honored aluminum announced
A Cleveland Leader quotation notes a son graduating from college and expressing mixed feelings about leaving Alma River while his family cheers his achievement and humorously declares him an honored aluminum.
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Alma River
Cleveland
The Smallest Possible Vienna Ad Quirk in Newsprint
In a Vienna newspaper a curious job ad from an important firm is printed seeking a commercial agent who is a good talker, arrogant and unscrupulous, with a good salary and potential increases if satisfactory all round. The dialogue includes lines about making someone look small and a toothpick gag, framing a satirical city scene.
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Rodrick
van Albert
Vienna
Borax promoted as nature's disinfectant and purifier
The article extols Borax as a pure safe household cleanser and disinfectant usable for sinks drains and purifying needs. It claims Borax can deodorize, whiten laundry and sanitize kitchenware with hot water and describes its multiple domestic medical uses despite an era tone. In addition the piece includes a brief juvenile vignette from the Philadelphia Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rede
Nature
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted as lifesaver for women
A dated advertisement argues many female surgeries are unnecessary and claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has saved lives. It cites letters from women in Kansas and New Jersey who avoided operations after using the remedy, describing cures for displacements inflammation and other female upsets.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Barbara Base
Kingman
Kansas
Pinkham
Moorestown
N. J
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia F. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Piham
The Piano Trade Ad Offer From The John Church Co
An advertising blitz from The John Church Company Cincinnati invites buyers to trade up for more piano value at lower prices. It promotes special offers and urges readers to write about their budget to see what can be arranged, with bold figures and payment terms.
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Greenville Journal
Greenville
Port Arthur
Japan
Mikaito
Esar
Tristan Mateh
Devon
Uedaw
Mtns
Srtgaan Alka
Alan Memrative
Givraltr
Tela
Uife
St. Thomas
Los ‘Nital
Henge
Busy Man
Bonivay Tip
Cutie
Trevipe
Chistiania
Colliaion
Bernese Alps
United States Military Academy
West Point
Sus Pengii
Elias
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Miser Walsh
Thomas Walsh
Colorado
Edward McLean
Washington Post
Honolulu
Auckland
Pennsylvania
James M. Guffey
Phisburg
Twanagtapy
Despre
Leaver
Lake Norman
Pear Nurneen
John W Holland
Webb City
Éameiie Plain
William Pobhaan
St. Louie
Western Federation of Minera
Denver
Industrial Workers of the
Worl
Avetia
Aondiar
Jeane Mlle
New York Press
Jong Eada
Intervala
Iift
Market Reports
TonnsvilLe
Philadelphia Press
THE
John Church Company
Cincinnati
Sewives
Scils
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