Wilson Urges Americans to Leave Mexico in Peace Mission
President Wilson addresses Congress detailing U S efforts to mediate in Mexico with Huerta’s regime under pressure. He calls on Americans to depart Mexico immediately while offering good offices and emphasizing patient, neutral action to seek a lawful, peaceful settlement.
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Wilsom
Perton
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Mexico
Huerta
United States
Max Fea
Mexico City
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Lind
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U. 8
Friends of
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Estrades
Fatercourts
America
Amorica
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Continente
Waita
Acta
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Alexteo
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Hingelt
Republic
India
Alexico
Ben
Watlang
City of
Gamboa
Washington
Ingres
Senor Gamboa
John Lind
Armigtices
Muerto
Gin. Beabador
Ocean travelers seek space and fair fares for ships
The Atlantic Monthly argues passengers should face fewer luxuries and that boats require room to launch. It warns crammed decks hinder operations and threaten safety, suggesting operators must balance costs with reasonable fares.
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Atlantic
Fragmented Quote Rich Story Line Emerges
The text shows garbled OCR with partial phrases about lovers and a social scene. It hints at women, flapping brime, and a playful dialogue but lacks clear events, names, places, or dates to establish a definite reportable item.
Immense Calumet Baking Powder Plant Planned for Chicago
A new five story reinforced concrete Calumet Baking Powder plant, costing about 250000, rises at South Halsted and Filmore with cantilever shipping platforms, modern machinery, elevators, extensive laboratories, and a dedicated employee area. The project underlines Chicago's industrial growth and Calumet's commitment to quality and sanitation.
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Calumet Baking Powder Company
South That Avenue
Filmore Street
Chicago
Wm. M. Wright
Calumet Company
Ady
Suicide rates highest in Germany among European nations
The largest proportion of suicides in European countries is found in Germany, according to the report. This contrasts with other European states where the rates are lower, highlighting Germany as the peak in the regional statistics.
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Germany
Castoria Ad Reminder and Classic Car Joke
An old advertisement promotes Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children urging scrutiny for the signature. A variant joke asks why a chauffeur climbs under a car and answers that it is to overlook it.
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Mathers
Infante
Fletcher
Woman's Place in Professions Revealed by Statistics
The Baltimore Sun notes that contrary to traditional views women participate across fields with 239 077 in photography, 327 625 teachers, 491 169 in trades, 770 065 in agriculture, 7 365 physicians, 7 895 clergy, 3 193 journalists, 1 037 designers and architects, 1 010 lawyers and 498 497 in various professions.
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Rapheré
Daltimare Sun
Fragmentary tale of a family scene with scattered dialogue
A muted family moment centers on Mer Brothers Voice and Little Voith as they interact over a disrupted conversation. The passage shows a father figure George Wusy responding slowly amid a tense but wordless exchange about discipline and instruction.
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Voith
George
Walth
Their Way Treed Have Odd Ways of Doing Things
A brief dialogue contrasts creatures known for odd methods and lasting impact after departure, illustrating persistence and peculiarity in their behavior.
Thoughtful Farmer Discovers Postum Coffee Alternative
A longtime farmer narrates relief from indigestion insomnia rheumatism and palpitations after switching from coffee to Postum a cereal beverage. He credits Postum with restoring appetite digestion and energy allowing him to work more than in four decades.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Fearon
Western Canada crops show record wheat yields in 1918 report
A August visit by delegations notes Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia enjoy a booming crop season with wheat yields forecast near historic highs. Regina reports point to a potential record wheat crop as fields of wheat oats and hay look strong.
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Canadian
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Britiah Columbia
Western Canada
Proylace
Conguigne
Larga
Panal
Sasketchewan
Regina
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