Apprentice Girl Cookn and Patience Rights in Kitchen
Apprenticeship for girls in cooking faces waning numbers as men dominate kitchen work in hotels and restaurants. A movement aims to restore women's rights in the kitchen by securing a fixed proportion of apprentice cooks in hotel cooperatives. Also noted is a Chilean to Argentine rail project across the Andes, including a 13,000 foot pass tunnel to ease snowdrifts and shorten travel between terminals. the line would be the first railway across South America, with terminals reachable by mule caravan within a day.
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Parla Hotel Coopers
Andes
Chile
Repubic
Aconcagua
Pase
Notre Dame Ad Promotes College Catalog and Free Room Policy
Notre Dame University in Notre Dame Indiana runs ads urging readers seeking colleges for sons to request a free catalog and information. The notice highlights preparatory studies for all grades, junior and senior free private rooms for certain years, a thorough commercial program, and a college atmosphere promising exact care and devotion to students.
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University OF Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Indiana
Notre Dame University
West
Ent
Btber Aia
Tony
Edward's Hall
University of
Go Home Young Man Opinion Piece From Atchison Globe
A dated note from the Atchison Globe describes a social scene where a young man visiting a girl causes tension as the evening nears 10 o clock. The mother and daughter fear discovery, and the man delays leaving, prompting relief and a request to return. The piece ends with a humorous push by worried mothers for streetcar curfews.
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Atchison Globe
Remedy for cramps by a simple cord trick
Many people suffer leg cramps at night and jump from bed. A simple method uses a strong cord or garter tied around the cramped leg, with a sharp pull to stop the pain instantly. The cramp then ceases and should not recur that night.
Allen's Foot Ease Ad and Police Training Note
An antique ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to soothe swollen sore feet and ease tight shoes, promising relief for sweating and ingrown nails. The text also mentions a Petersburg policeman's college training applicants for the force and a museum showcasing criminal tools for public familiarity.
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Allen
Carey
Allen, Olmsted
le Roy
M. Y
Petersburg
Cencomere
England Produces Little Metal in Walind Kingdom
Copper production fell last year to 637 units, with limited output of other metals. The Walind Kingdom produced tiny quantities of lead, tin, and wage items, while iron and other metals remained scarce in the official records.
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England
Iran
Walind Kingdom
Travel Narrative Through Luzon Volcanic Regions
An American traveler recounts passage from Manila to Taal volcano via Mizal Laguna through river villages. He notes native fishing methods, a bamboo floored house at Calamba, a rickety pony cart on a stone road to Ambalon, and a dugout to Taal lake with a central island volcano. He observes local poverty, postwar soldier withdrawal, and a Chinese restaurant with fried chicken.
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Mizal
Laguna
Luzon
Taal
Napa
Pilipinos
Manila
Pasi
Ake
Calambe
Ambalon
Bombon
Taal Lake
Earthquakes At Mount Hamilton Outline Historic Seismic Event
Lich observatory reports a June 11 quake among the most severe in thirteen years, with near safety limits reached. Describes tracing instruments on seismographs, a simple lever weight, and complex earth motion, noting east west shocks dominated while north south clocks showed less motion.
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Mount Hamilton
Ancient Mexican jar on display at American Museum of Natural History
A 1000 year old terra cotta jar resembling a turkey is unveiled in the Mexican hall. The ornate vessel features gold leaf and elaborate decoration, likely a funerary or votive offering from ancient Mexico. It was found near Teplo by Cartmihalte during an expedition and is described as a priceless specimen reflecting early culture and workmanship.
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American Museum of Natural History
Umea
Mexico
Ronchow
Cartmihalte di
Teplo
Bt. M
Ioral Nile
Cross restored at Shillingstone faced local strife
In Shillingstone England a fifteenth century cross was restored by Mrs Kyrie Chapman after Puritan iconoclasm left only the tall shaft and steps. Local residents opposed the reassembly citing popery fears, but the cross was erected and consecrated by the Bishop of Salisbury. Nearby Chicago health claims compare favorably to Stockholm. A Italian deputy was struck by lava at Vesuvius last week.
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Shilling Store
Miandford
England
Kyrie Chapman
Shillingstone
Salisbury
New York Herald
Vesuvius
di Bignasco
When a Dead Man Is Alive in Alabama Court
A Alabama case questions if a man legally dead can be punished again after revival from suspended death. The event followed a prior hanging where signs of life appeared and a physician revived him. The matter centers on due process and whether double jeopardy applies.
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Alabama
Tip
Cape
New York ‘Tribune
Tow Automobile Incident Leaves Vehicle at Center
A toward vehicle suffered steering gear trouble sending it toward the center. The brief report notes the tow automobile arriving at the scene and the driver’s condition is not detailed.
Contested financial dispute noted in mid 19th century text
A garbled OCR extract references a monetary dispute centering on a two thirds of a dollar payment and a homey paper, with mentions of planes and moneys, but lacks clear individuals, dates, or locations. The fragment hints at work stoppage and orders to halt during a factory period, yet specifics are unreadable.
Wedding Crisis Surfaces Hidden Room Fails to Help Bride
A reported wedding incident in a country describes the bride unable to access a bridesmaid area due to a lack of a ready room. An emergency exit was improvised and concealed behind the bride, with help from a nearby bystander.
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Alte
Fragmented ad text on Saint Marys Academy Notre Dame Ind
Fragmented OCR reads as an advertisement and essay on Saint Marys Academy Notre Dame Indiana. It mentions education equipment religious instruction and a comparison to wealthy New York churches. Also includes a patent medicine claim and High Life New Value service notes.
Prominent author Crawford named in editorial talk
A discussion highlights Marion Crawford and other writers in a magazine feature. References to Munsey’s magazine growth, new titles from Appleton, and upcoming fiction profiles appear amid commentary on contemporary authors and dramatic works.
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Marion Crawfor
Jones
Tris Rl
Crawford
Frank A. Munse
Munsey
Dentker
Kalmuk
Tury
Appleton
Fras
Dawidew
Cone
W. Va
Altes
Abel
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