Ambiguous note on French stance and Russia policy
A fragment from Pekin via a Paris telegraph hints Horace Porter advising Paris officials that the French government leans toward Russia's position. The message, relayed by the American charge d affaires at Berlin, signals a favorable attitude and potential shifts in foreign policy dynamics.
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Eador
Paria
Horace Poreter
Autho Bere
Russia
Berlin
Buce
Sear
Rash Leads Team to Narrow Victory in Local Meet
Rash sparked a close contest with a 3 point contribution as the team clinched the win. The event featured notable contributions from Pi and Ew as rivals pressed hard, highlighting a tense finish at the local venue.
Governor to Wed Ant Logan at Palace Ceremony
The governor will marry Ant Logan of the United States next month in a ceremony at the palace.
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Ant Logan
United States
Unclear text records production and ownership terms
Fragmentary notes describe production, control interests, and steps pending, mentioning a French entity and possible tax implications. Names and specifics are obscured, leaving the main action and parties undetermined.
Native Christinus in Danger
Washington dispatch notes danger around Amoy with Japanese forces advancing toward Chang Chow as tensions rise amid unsettled conditions. The report highlights a wary situation and potential movements of figures connected to Amoy and nearby areas.
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Christinus
Washington
Yung
Amoy
Chang Chow
Farmer Herbert Davin sells 92 acre Iowa farm at 70 per acre
AMBS Ia Sept 7 Herbert Davin sold his ninety two acre farm to F McLain for seventy dollars an acre. Many farmers move into the vicinity from neighboring states bringing Swedes and others. The market shows steady patronage with new arrivals weekly.
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Ted Priece
Ambs
Herbert Davin
McLain
Olaf Johnson
Avery Week
Cocketpot Steel Sematiee Bs
Liewellyn Laid Away in Wichita State Funeral
In Wichita Kansas on September 1 the funeral rites for former Governor Liewellyn were held with the body lying in state and a solemn service attended by mourners from the region. Officials confirmed the ex governor’s passing and arrangements proceeded as planned.
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Liewellyn
Wichita
Kan
Changing Social Habits In Entertaining At Hotels
The piece notes a shift from large crushes to small select parties and fewer invitations with couples living together openly. It laments boilerplate entertaining and favors hotel hosted events, which reduce hostess labor and household disruption while preserving social interaction. References St Louis Globe Democrat.
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St. Louis Globe. Democrat
Parasol with Built-in Fan Aims at Cooling Ladies
A Texas inventor envisions a patent parasol fitted with a powerful internal fan to blow a breeze downward on the user’s head. Operated by a rod and gear wheels, a simple twist starts the fan. the device folds neatly with the parasol for easy carrying.
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Texas
Faust
The Strange Flame Sighted Near the Village Churchyard
The tale recounts a mysterious flame seen by Professor Faban i in a remote village. A trembling guide led a visitor outside as a pale tongue of flame rose to twenty five feet, changing color from white to red to yellow, moving along the ground then upward and vanishing toward the churchyard. The flame defies wind and cannot be touched, appearing each night after dark.
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Professor Fabani
Now and Then the Question of Inheritance and Change
A speaker challenges boys to consider future ownership of property and the fate of saloon drinkers. He asks where their fathers will be in thirty years and if the current drunks will still linger around saloons. The boys respond that fathers will be dead and that they, the boys, will be the future owners and drinkers.
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Amercan
Drenkards
Aged Beloit Educator Porter Resigns
Professor William Porter, near eighty, resigns after nearly five decades at Beloit College. He joined Beloit after Chapin and Emerson and contributed to library progress and academic advancement in the era. New York Post.
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William Porter
Beloit College
Porter
Beloit
Chapin
Emerson
New York Post
Savings Banks in Italy and Prize Draws
The article notes many savings banks in Italy operate as savings book accounts with a small sum credited to the winner. It describes the practice as a form of prize-linked savings to attract deposits and civic interest.
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Italy
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