Bagdad Rail Line Advances to Bagdad Terminal
The article describes the Bagdad railway project, its German and British financing shifts, and aims to reach Bagdad with a terminal on the Tigris by early next year. It notes regional strategic goals and the project’s progression from Constantinople to Mesopotamia.
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London
Pennsylvania
New York
Grand Central
Bagdad
Tigris
Nebuchadnezzar
Britain
Euphrates
Deutsche Bank
Near East
Persian Gulf
Caucasus
Mediterranean
Islam
Medina
Mecca
Red Sea
Anatolian Railway Company
India
Globe
Europe
Orient
Austria
Vienna
Constantinople
Sabanja
Asia Minor
Mesopotamia
Bound Boy Takes to Hill in Pottsville Hold-up
State police probe a queer hold-up after a 13 year old boy James Wentzel overheard two men plotting horse theft near a stable. Bound and gagged, he escaped by rolling free and shuffling to his teacher Miss Mae Snyder at the Jackson street building.
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Pottsville
James Wentzel
Wentzel
Himan
Race
Wentsel
Mae Snyder
Jackson Street
Bible translation print run reaches twenty eight million
A report for Bible Sunday shows 28 million Bible and Holy Scripture portions printed last year. About half were in English and the Feat covered 500 languages.
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Toronto
Bulldog Holds Master Safe From Quick Sand
Nathaniel Bound and hunter William Ward were turtle hunting near Broad Street park when Bound sank in quicksand. His Boston bull Nero grabbed the coat and anchored him as Ward fetched a rope. Nero held until rescue, and Bound was pulled to safety unharmed.
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Trenton
Nero
Boston
Nathaniel W. L. Bound
Quicksand
Bound
William Ward
Broad Street Park
Ward
Farming Ways in Morocco Still Tied to Primitive Methods
The article details Morocco's late arrival to European influence, lack of land registry, and native-based ownership. It notes cheap labor, small plots, and primitive farming tools, with wheat barley maize and millet as main crops. Oranges and grapes grow well while reforestation begins after centuries of deforestation.
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Paris
Morocco
Tangier
Algiers
Atlas
Sahara Desert
Judges Smoke Pipes in Trial at Fayette County Court
In Uniontown Pennsylvania the Fayette county courtrooms allowed smoking for the first time as fourteen Italians faced liquor selling charges. Two justices of the peace presided and hearings moved to the courthouse due to space limits while the court sat for three hours and smoked corncob pipes.
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Uniontown
Fayette County
Justices of the Peace
Court House
Oyster Pastries and Pies From Kitchen Creations
A vintage recipe guide outlines oyster pastries and pies. It explains oyster and veal pie with veal, pork, onion, parsley, milk, and crust baked until hot. Also chicken and oyster pie layering boiled chicken, gravy, and oysters under rich crust. An oyster and beef pie combines steak and oysters with mace and lemon peel, baked and served with hot gravy poured through a central opening.
Liberal Offer Promises Guarantee on Tonie Satisfaction
An authorized member of the policy press association guarantees a Tonie to be satisfied or a refund provided. The note asserts the seller’s commitment to customer satisfaction and a money-back option.
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P Cy & Press ‘Association
Ton
Injured Mrs Wiggs and Home Care Gift
Quotation appears to present a humorous exchange about Mrs Wiggs caring for her husband. She gave him an automobile to keep him at home at night. The reply notes the doctor predicts five to six weeks of rest before he can go out.
A Strong Endorsement for Meritol Pile Remedy
An Iowa newspaper note reports W H Holmes of Decorah praising Meritol Pile Remedy after years of suffering from piles and hammerhoids. He credits early relief to his druggist and says distress vanished after part of a package, vowing generosity couldn’t tempt him back to his former condition. Corner Pharmacy exclusive agency. Trist Auto Co taxicab service Bell 299 Ind 225.
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W. H. Holmes
the Decorah
Journal
Adv
Trist Auto Co
Bell 299
Ind
Weather report for Pocatello Idaho June 18 1914
Local Weather Bureau report for Pocatello Idaho for 24 hours ending 6 am. Highest yesterday 87, today 60. Mean 74, normal 65. Precipitation total 2.14 inches since month start, 10.33 inches since January. Wind SW SE 5 14 mph. Clear conditions. R Teep le in charge. Periodicals and newspapers at Harris 323 N Main adv.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Idaho
R. Teeple
Aalad
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Major Barrett
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Tomkinson
Masel
Howe
Harris
N. Main
Tribune
Wallace
Undertakers
Will T. Walker
Main ST. Bell
Roy Russell
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
O. S. L. Service
W. B. Garvey
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East Lake City
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Oo Tanes
Los Angeles, Oal
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First National Bank
Foreign
Duc
Exchange
COX Transfer and Storage CO. Res
Bell
West Center Street
Guyer
Rockies
Northwest
Ketchum
Chas
H. Grout
Mgr
Call Bell Phone
Standard Ice Cream Co
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J. C. Pearson
Red Cross Pharmacy
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