Straw hats face a crisis as imports flood US markets
The piece argues European straw hats undercut American makers with imports surpassing domestic production. It notes factory closures in Maryland and New England, rising foreign imports from Italy and Germany, and tariff hurdles delaying relief. It urges buying Made in America to protect local workers.
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Italy
Germany
Europe
Maryland
New England
Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Customs House
United States
Tariff Committee For Relief
Fordney-McCumber
Congress
Tariff Commission
America
Imagination and Caution Mark This Day for You
Daily guidance notes a cautious day with little initiative and urges following established customs. A child born today may need care to reach robust health and a defined temperament for later training and career. If today is your birthday you may feel content but lacking imaginative drive.
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Napoleon
Jameson
American Girl Divorce Sparks Cosmopolitan Quotation
A prominent American matron seeks a divorce from her English husband. Cosm Hamilton comments on American women, praising their charm courage and cheerfulness and noting English seriousness. He adds opinions on second marriages and the value of the American girl’s mindset.
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Cosmo Hamilton
Yhen
Today’s events mark global commemorations and political openings
Centenary of Charles K. Graham birth, 116th Jefferson Davis anniversary, King George V birthday across the empire. Governor General hosts garden party in Ottawa. Kansas City expects 100,000 visitors for Imperial Council Nobles of the Mystic Shrine opening. Union Theological Seminary hosts interdenominational church work conference in New York. Confederate veterans gather in Memphis for a national reunion. Florida holds Democratic primary for delegates and state officers. Road building demo in Raleigh features leading engineers from two continents.
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Charles K. Graham
Jefferson Davis
South
George V
British Empire
George
Canada
Government House
Ottawa
Kansas City
Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Memphia
United Confederate Veterans
Florida
Raleigh
N. C
American Road Builders’ Association
Beetle and ant scheme to sip columbine cafe honey
Willy Bee and Mr Black Ant plot to enter the columbine cafe by biting through petals to reach honey. The columbine keeper explains doors stay closed and that walls cannot be breached. nectar must come from proper channels.
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Willy Bee
Bumblebee
Mr. Black Ant
Mr. Black Ani
Columbine
Navy nominee Shoemaker a seasoned naval strategist and electrical expert
Rear Admiral Shoemaker, nominated by President Coolidge as chief of the Navy Department Bureau of Navigation, is a veteran of the Spanish American War and Philippine insurrection. Born in Tottenville New York in 1863 and a 1884 Annapolis graduate, he led torpedo boat Talbot and later served as chief of staff to the Atlantic fleet commander.
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William R Shoemaker
President Coolidge
Navy Department Bureau of Navigation
Andas
Naval War College
Tottenville
N. Y
Annapolis
Talbot
Shoemaker
Lumbago and Related Back Pain Classifications
The piece explains lumbago as a specific rapid back pain after unusual spine movement and distinguishes it from inflammatory, infectious, and rheumatic back conditions. It notes diagnosis by history and exam, differentiates from TB and organ causes, and states treatment with rest, heat, and fixation while avoiding manipulative therapy. If pain persists, see a family physician.
Epitaphs and a Record in a Word Puzzle Cartoon
A humorous piece presents playful epitaphs for motorists and misadventures on roads. It follows with a cartoon about crossword puzzles breaking a long marriage record and light jabs at public figures and politics.
Monument to Franco-American friendship dedicated at Chaumont
One year ago today a monument to Franco-American friendship was dedicated at Chaumont on the Marne by President Millerand. An Auckland architect designed a theatre with disappearing shops set in its front, shops would be moved into the basement by night, leaving roofs to form part of the vestibule floor.
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Chaumont
Marne
Millerand
Auckland
New Zealnd
Matrimonially Speaking
A humorous column by Hugh McKay on marital quirks about wives tucking husbands belongings into tar bags and the recurring chaos of hidden papers, bank books, and keys. The piece depicts domestic misplacement and the narrator’s insistence on rescue missions before fall.
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Hugh McKay
Historic anniversaries mark varied 19th century events
This chronicle lists birthdays and events tied to 1808 Jefferson Davis born in Kentucky, 1861 California provisional government proclaimed, 1860 Prussia Austria peace efforts falter, 1891 monument to Leonard Calvert unveiled, and notes on figures such as Stephen A. Douglas and Baron Vimy with scattered typos.
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Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
Chriatian
Dice
New Orleans
Bennett Riley
California
Stegphen A. Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago
Brandos
Prussia
Austria
Maryland
Leonard Calvert
Old St. Mary's
Inda
Jefferson Davie
Baron Vimy
Birthdays Today in History Reflect Royal and Local Notables
Today marks the anniversaries of King George V born at Marlborough House London 69 years past James Brown Scott head of the American Institute of International Law born in Bruce County Ontario 58 years ago Neil Munro noted Scottish journalist born in Inveraray 60 years ago J Rev Shares M Beckwith bishop of Alabama born Prince George County Virginia 78 years ago John O Bassler catcher for Detroit in Mechanics Grove Pennsylvania 29 years ago.
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King George V
Great Britain
Marlborough House
London
Neil Munro
Inverary
James Brown Scott
American Institute of International Law
Bruce County
Ontario
J. Rev
Shares M. Beckwith
Eptssa
Alabama
Prince George County
John O. Bassler
Mechanics Grove
Montreal Manufacturer Association Report Fragment
Montreal Canadian Manufacturers Association communicates via a brief note about national agents and a regional arrangement. The text references J. Cua and mentions Norlet and Malia in a partial, unreadable context.
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Montreal
Canadian Manufacturers Association
Malia
J. Cua
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