Bevin Pong Egg Mo Cog A Week Leased Wire Full Day Report
Fragmented OCR text shows a historic newspaper header with references to Associated Press Foreign Advertising and delivery terms. The readable items include dates, addresses, and subscription rates, indicating a Sunday edition and telephones, but the core news content is not recoverable.
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International News Service
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Pitt Ave
New York
Tuberculosis Day to expose fake cures for consumption
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis plans a countrywide crusade on October 27 to denounce quack cures. Literature will reach over 100 000 clergymen via New York and state associations, detailing frauds and emphasizing real cures through fresh air good food and medical supervision.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of
National Association
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New Anaesthetic Adopted by U S Navy
Dr James T Gwathmey reports a new anaesthetic blend of essence of orange ether and chloroform adopted by the U S Navy after five Brooklyn Naval Hospital operations. It claims reduced nausea and pneumonia risk, no heart lung stomach or kidney danger, and greater economy than ether or chloroform alone.
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Brooklyn Naval Hospital
United States Navy
James T. Gwathmey
St. Bartholomew's
New York
J. C. Byrnes
Gwathmey
Alabama Land Congress Call Featured by Demopolis Times
The Demopolis Times republishes the official call for the Alabama Land Congress to be held in Mobile in November. It argues Alabama real estate is undervalued by locals who sell to outsiders for high profits. The piece cites the Chicago Record Herald predicting substantial land value increases in the South within five years if development continues.
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Reverting to the Old System Critique of City Commissional Petitions
The piece argues that Mobile should stop newspaper speculation on minor city offices and curb petition circulations by candidates. It contends that current electoral tactics resemble the old patronage system and threaten the impartial, businesslike administration intended under commission government. The author urges commissioners be free to hire the best candidates without petition pressure.
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Invention Heralds Breakthrough in Long Distance Phone
Buffalo engineer Elwood Grissinger showcases a three part system including a telephone repeater transmitter and receiver. The setup strengthens currents over 4500 miles of copper wire and reproduces the full tones of the human voice to reduce distortion.
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Buffalo
Mobile
Shanghai
China
San Francisco
New York
Women voters weigh tariff and reform issues in canvass
Miss Allyn V. Scherer of the Professional Women's Wilson and Marshall League released results of a postcard survey among women in political groups. About forty percent named tariff as the top issue, thirty percent emphasized New Jersey laws on women and child labor under Governor Wilson, with many predicting national adoption if Wilson is elected. The pure food laws championed by Dr. Harvey Wiley placed next, and Scherer plans pamphlets urging stronger enforcement under past and current administrations.
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Professional Women's
Wilson and Marshall League
Willette Kershaw
New Jersey
Wilson
Harvey W. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Misa Scherer
Houston woman devours $500 worth of food in a single sitting
A Houston woman reportedly ate food valued at five hundred dollars in one sitting, drawing attention to her extravagant dining spree. The article notes the meal's expense but does not specify every dish, focusing on the remarkable cost and the act itself.
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Houston
Bryan Defies Roosevelt Over Democratic Ideas And Dates
The Baltimore Sun notes Mr. Bryan challenges Mr. Roosevelt over ideas and accuses him of appropriating Democratic concepts. Bryan urges marking dates on issues as with eggs, warning Teddy may lose temper if Bryan continues protesting.
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Against School Fees Patron Calls for Budget Cuts
A Mobile reader in 1912 argues against school fees, urges trimming extras and salaries, and questions trustees authority. The letter supports public schooling but criticizes supervisor oversight and "round figures" pay, urging immediate action.
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Rube Burroughs
Barton Academy
Mobile
Ala
Advertising Chats No 58 Panacea for Dull Business
Advertising Chats No. 58 urges merchants to boost sales through frequent newspaper advertising. It claims consistent ads attract customers, contrasts with idle business, and cites a New York publication manager and Ben Franklin to support the value of printer's ink. It urges immediate start to advertising.
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Republican campaign notes cross currents across states
Governor Wilson snubs New York bosses to please Taft and Roosevelt factions. Iowa Republican meeting delayed as speakers fail to appear. Meetings struggle to draw audiences nationwide. A Fargo dentist urges young men to judge sweethearts by teeth. Rabbits eyed as meat supply by Australian wardens. Tennessee braces to endure mutton and poultry shortages. A Knoxville preacher warns women to avoid mashers with discreet conduct.
Morgan Says Scrambled Eggs Explain Trust Problem
Washington dispatch reports J Pierpont Morgan argues that dissolving large trusts is like unscrambling eggs. The piece links his metaphor to the Standard Oil, tobacco, and Harvester trusts, noting government efforts to revive dissolution suits and the persistence of unified control across states.
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Northern Securities Company
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Tarquin
Roman Empire
Rome
Tobacco Trust
Standard Oil Trust
Harvester Trust
United States
Department of Justice
Wickersham
Taft
Dickinson
Supreme Court of the United States
Great Octopus of Industry
Morning friction over cuff buttons and clutter
A newlywed couple quarrels over missing cuff buttons and clutter in the chiffoniere. He accuses her of misplacing items while she recalls his habit of blaming her, then both search the room until one button is found in his watch pocket as they argue about who mislaid them.
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Knoxville Sentinel
Helen
Warren
Jess
Gaston
Rahi
Central
Virginia Terhune van DE Water
Beatrice
Mrs. Robbins
Robert
Maynard
Robert Maynard
Maynard’s Magnetism Brightens Beatrice’s Evening
Beatrice invites Robert Maynard into her home after a confrontational dispute with Helen Robbins. His calm charm breaks Beatrice’s resolve, and his later help when Beatrice’s son Jack is injured deepens the connection as he offers ongoing aid and a return visit.
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