Dog Police as a Model for City Forces
A Century magazine article outlines Belgian and Paris use of dogs as police assistants, noting Ghent's cost efficiency and potential benefits for San Francisco. The piece argues dogs could enhance patrols, rescue efforts, and overall effectiveness of urban policing, though some joke about dog-only forces remains tongue in cheek.
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Doge
Century Magazine
Paris
Intter
Seine
Ghent
France
San Francisco
Viviani Declares Socialist Faith in Liberal Labor Role
French labor minister Viviani, a lifelong socialist appointed by Clemenceau, vows to remain faithful to his ideas and socialist allies. He aims to turn labor ministry into a workingman’s office, pursue old age pension schemes with finance aid, and push arbitration in labor disputes while safeguarding union liberty. The cabinet’s junior prestige likely limits its prominence.
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M. Viviani
M. Clemenceau
Millerand
Waldeck-Ronaseau
Jike Briand
Sar Tien
Reformu
Laver
M. Viviant
Clemencemn
Department of Public Worship
Woman at Bankers Convention Promotes Marriage Tickets
A female cashier claims women possess keen insight to judge men and proposals, backing a view that women are better suited for bankers duties. The piece notes matrimonial tickets offered by the Canadian Pacific Railway, allowing settlers in the northwest territory to travel for a wife by presenting a return coupon and a marriage certificate for free transport of the bride.
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Bankers’ Convention
Canadian Pacific Railway
Northwest Territory
Com passion for action fuels success says magazine
A motivational note from Success Magazine extols the power of compelling enthusiasm to drive effort and achievement, urging readers to harness inner energy to pursue goals with sustained vigor.
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Success Magazine
Kent Trevor on Stilts Delivers Mail to Chetney
Kent Trevor exits Senola High with plans for college as he takes a mail carrier job using stilts. Judge Dent supports the bold scheme, and Kent endures ridicule to prove his grit while studying for the junior class.
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Kent Trevor
Kent
John
Blue Pond
Meids
John Fenton
Senoia High School
Chetney
Dent
Judge Dent
Senoia
Lonnie
Senola
Scotland
America
Mall
Senola High School
The Face That Looked Into Joan's Hands
In a storm shaken chamber on Baltic shores, Duchess Joan of Hohenstein confronts Theresa von Lynar, the widow of her father and the study of a past secret. Theresa reveals a perilous family history tying Kernsberg, Lynar, and Hohenstein, ending with a vow to forgive rather than kill.
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Joan
Mary
Jorian
Boris
Werner von Orneln Wurat
Joan Aa
Werner von Orseln
Iunround
Werner
Joan of Hohenstein
von Orseln
Sho
Alen
Tam Theresa von Lynar
Hohenstein
Duchy
Max Ulrich
Theresa von Lynar
Count von Lynar
Dutland
Joanna
Kernsberg
Marienfeld
Adrian
Cologne
Holy Roman Empire
Criste
Christan
Denmark
Castle Lynar
Dunes
Henry of
Kerneberg
Henry
Maurice von Lynar
Stode
Ike
Henry the Lion
Kernuberg
Kernaberg
Onions Save Patient From Rabies in Odd Tale
A New York resident recounts a western town case where an insane urge to bite was challenged by a pile of onions. The doctor noted onions drew out the poison as the patient improved, with the green onion later found to have decayed. A Civil War veteran recalls onions curing smallpox symptoms in a big tent before being discarded.
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New York
New York Press
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Silver Messenger
Sweet, Publisher
Challis
Carda
Joseph B. Bowles
Crockett Alfar
Crockett
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