Transatlantic Flight Makers Earn Place in History
Capt John Alcock and Lieut Arthur Brown completed a non stop flight from St Johns Newfoundland to Ireland covering 1950 miles in 16 hours 12 minutes at an average speed of 120 mph. Their perilous crossing marks a milestone despite storm and loss of wireless.
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John Alcock
Arthur Brown
St. John’s
Newfoundland
America
Lieut. Brown
Alcock
Ireland
Atlantic
Republican Effrontery in Philadelphia Speech Draws Fire
In Philadelphia Representative Giles of Massachusetts, named by Republicans as speaker candidate, opened with sharp insults targeting CPA Jon A. Dresser and others, prompting immediate backlash from Democratic and reform voices. The remarks highlighted intra party tensions and raised questions about decorum.
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Representative Giles
Massachusetts
Cpa
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Dresser
Gillett Calls for Stable Leadership Amid War Record Debate
The article contrasts Republican and Democratic governance from 1886 to 1912, criticizing Republican calls for reform while praising Democratic achievements such as the Federal Reserve system and Farm Loan Bank. It argues Democrats delivered efficiency and lasting programs in war and finance, while Republicans accuse past missteps and hesitation.
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Reed
Washington
Gillett
Spain
Cuba
Shafter
Pershing
France
America
Gillett Har Et Calla
Anonymous Fight On The League Of Nations Debate Rages
The piece questions anonymous letters opposing the League of Nations and their funding, framing the campaign as Republican propaganda to sway votes. It compares prewar price rises and money circulation, citing Lodge and political maneuvering while noting the lack of transparency behind the campaign.
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Traditions of Army Regiments Refined by War Duty
In Britain wartime reorganization sought to honor old regiments while forging unity with new battalions. Soldiers shed individual names for regimental identity, adopting badges and dress to embody discipline. Despite losses, their enduring fighting spirit and cohesion defined brave endurance.
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Hewes
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Michard Hoo
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Maine
Malfornia
Grasn
War of 1812 Ends With Ghent Peace Signed in 1814
A passage recalls the 1812 conflict ending with the Ghent peace on December 24, 1814 and rapid postwar news travel via handbills by February 1815. It notes no telegraph yet and cites Joseph Glanvil’s Royal Society remarks on distant communication and speculative flying devices.
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London
England
New York
Eltheens
Joseph Glanvil
Royal Society
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Postwar population balance and sex ratio reasoning
The article argues war increases the birth rate for the surviving population and that males predominate after conflict. It asserts nature maintains a balance for humanity and predicts population will rise by twenty years hence, despite enormous wartime deaths. The piece cites the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
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Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Milly Leads Archaeological Survey in Wat Midge District
Dr. W T Milly directs a survey in the Wat Midge area between Columbus and Zanesville. An outcrop of Mipt bearing jogstone spans miles, covered by piles from ancient miners. Waste chips from flint and a nearby deposit yield material for arrowheads and tools, valued for modern use.
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Wat Midge
Columbus
Zanesville
Ainty
Otter
Plans for Vast Rail Funding Draw Attention
Fragmented text describes a large expenditure proposal tied to a rail project. Mentions a planned budget around 160 million dollars and possible legal action if funding actions proceed.
Fragmentary historic notice from a damaged OCR page
A garbled OCR fragment references pigeons, a petition, wire lines and various names. The readable bits suggest a local notice or notice-like item with entities such as Muse Bod Lowe and Chel deh. Details remain unclear due to corruption.
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Dobh
Varrion Gione
Kidney Pills Promote Quick Relief, Mrs Clark Testifies
Mrs James Clark reports kidney pills from Dean's Kidney Pills eased back pain and urinary issues after years of discomfort. She bought them at City Drug Store and found rapid improvement, praising the Foster Milburn Co product.
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Jamen Clark
Dean
City
Dom
Chronic Constipation Remedies Mentioned
The note suggests trying gentle laxatives for constipation, warns against strong harsh drastic measures, mentions Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy, and emphasizes light exercise and regular meals as helpful steps. The tone reads as practical health guidance with cautions.
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