Juche Weekly Record Publication Details
Juche Weekly Record issued by RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY, Orr and Goodrich editors, Lenore. Subscription options include one year by mail and six months by mail. Entered at Pinche, Nevada post office as second class matter.
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Record Publishing Company
We. E. Orr and
Eagues Goodrich
Lenore
Pinche
Nevada
Tornado hits New Hanton Iowa demolishing church
A tornado struck New How ton Iowa demolishing a church and injuring several people. Across Mid dleville Michigan half the business section burned, losses around 75000 dollars. A motor ferry capsized near Lu beck, Germany drowning over ten party members. Local reports note fires, political shifts, and notable deaths as a chaotic scrapbook of events.
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New Howton
Iowa
Middleville
Mich
Lubeck
Germany
Oklahoma
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Gorgas
Cilef
Isthmian Canal
Ferdinand Dudenbefer
Third
New Orleans
Ann Arbor
Detroit United Railway
Detroit
Jackson
Drury Lane Theatre
London
Fifth Avenue
New York
Shippy
Chicago
J E. Foley
Averbuch
Durham W. Stevens
Korean Council of
Lumber Yard to Close on Sundays by The L. and Shelton Co
The L and Shelton Company announces that its yard will be closed to business on Sundays. Lauper and ite Kindred.
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Lauper
Ite
United States Backing China Angers Russia Over Manchuria Policy
Russian officials seek explanations from the American embassy in St. Petersburg and Washington as Consul Fisher is accused of backing China’s sovereignty in Manchuria and opposing Russia's control of the Harbin rail zone. Washington confirms U S concern while stating Fisher acts under State Department plans to secure recognition of Chinese sovereignty by Russia and others. Open Door implications loom as rail zone rights threaten Russian dominion and Hay’s open door vision.
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Fisher
Russia
St. Petersburg
Washington
Bt. Petersburg
Fred DB. Pisher
Haruiin
Tussin Ig
Manchuria
Fisher Tonina
Chinews Suvercienty
Huesia
Huesia of Munnicipalities In the Gailroad Zone At Harbin and Chatiar
Huw la
Mr. Fisher
Ruwela
State Department
John Hay
Senator in Street Fight in Little Rock
Senator Jefferson Davis of Arkansas was arrested after a street altercation with Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Thomas Helm. Helm claims Davis accosted him during the campaign, Davis alleges Helm attacked from behind with a bat and accuses political rings in Little Rock of manipulating events.
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Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
United States
Jefferson Davis
Thomas Helm
Davie
Wésault
Helm
Davis
Akiinsas
Heim
Coal Miners Drop Picks After Wage Settlement
Two hundred and fifty thousand coal miners nationwide laid down their picks as a wage settlement between the United Mine Workers and coal operators was reached and adopted. The brief strike threat eased due to ample winter stock and slight remaining disputes. Brownsville affair again. five Democratic senators defeated bills on restoring duty for negro soldiers discharged after the Brownsville incident. Dr. David Jayne Hill nominated as American ambassador to Berlin, succeeding Charles Tower with June 1 start. Fatal shooting in Los Angeles as Mrs. Helen Griffin, 8, killed by Mrs. A de Arman amid jealousy allegations at Santa Anita race happenings.
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Indianapolis
United States
United Mine Workers of America
Nelda
Brownsville
Washington
Senate Committee
Warner
Foraker
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Texas
Senate
Hill
Los Angeles
Helen Griffin
Monrovia
Santa Anita
A. de Arman
Mra
de Arman
The Evolution of Household Remedies and Peruna
The article traces old time household remedies and the rise of patent medicines like Peruna. It notes home made tonics and bitters passed among families, then doctors turning them into commercial products. Peruna, of Mennonite origin, gained trust as Dr Hartman popularized it and built a manufactory supplying the drug trade.
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Pennsylvania
Hartman
Old World to Modern Ailments and Daily Vignettes
A mosaic of fractured anecdotes and advice from old newspapers. It discusses neuralgia and its misunderstood nature, urging nourishment to strengthen nerves, then pivots to a motorcyclist at Regents Park and a street-urchin exchange about tails. It closes with light notes on women’s secrets of homemaking and beauty.
The Comic Opera and Musical Terms From 1905 to 1907
Fragmentary notes describe a comic opera with references to a set of terms and personnel including Washington Hered. The text mentions 1905 and 1907 dates, with pieces labeled words and music, chatter and tuner, and hints at a score. Partial entries indicate a historical music and theater context.
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