Turkish Troopers Suppress Mutiny at Yader Kiosk
Loyal soldiers fired on mutineers near the Yader Kiosk barracks in Constantinople. Three mutineers were killed and fifteen wounded as a Salonika battalion arrived to crush the revolt. rebels surrendered and were paraded as traitors to the constitution.
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Western business men welcomed by Japanese hosts
Kobe hosts a visiting Pacific coast business delegation with the governor of the province and officials. They tour the inland sea by chartered steamer, visit dockyards and industrial plants, and witness a torchlight procession. The Americans praise Japan's modern life and warm reception.
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Trial Possible for European Aristocrats in 1960 Killing
After an 18 month delay, signs point to a trial for Countess Tarnowski Piflukoff and Paul Naumoff over the 1960 assassination of Count Kamatowski in Venice. Lawyers work through Austrian and Russian records as two crates of documents arrive for a two month proceeding.
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Counting Uncle Sam's Cash New York
After Hamilton Lish resigns as assistant treasurer a team of bookkeepers under U S treasurer Tretton Siumd rs begins auditing the office books. Their next task is counting the vault cash totaling 178,090,000 in gold 17,000,600 in currency and 200,000 in silver coin.
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Thanksgiving Proclamation Urges Moral Strength and Charity
Washington issues the annual Thanksgiving proclamation setting aside November 26 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. It emphasizes national growth, wealth, and the need to balance material well being with moral and spiritual improvement, urging the nation to strive against evil with charity and firmness in righteousness.
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Los Angeles Firm Builds Boat to Tackle Colorado River Link
The Tracy Unein Engineering Company of Los Angeles undertakes a navigation project on the Colorado River above Needles to unlock the mineral territories of Arizona and Nevada. Previous attempts failed as navigators faced a knotty river problem and many setbacks.
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Mining rally boosts Nevada town properties on exchange
The Prince Consolidated and Nevada Utah properties lead the Salt Lake mining exchange mood as operators reform their holdings. Many in the camp are dressing up their prospects and plan to list more mines this spring, with fifteen to twenty more likely to appear.
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Times Are Changed In Our Courtship And Cashier Has Flown
A garbled excerpt paints how courtship costs and shifting times alarm a speaker Adoniram Corntop laments changing mores while Beecher’s cannibalism warning and odd ad copy blend with a nervous company awaiting news. The cashier has aviated, leaving dire headlines amid casual chatter.
Preparation for healthy maternity and hope for women
The article speaks to American women in lonely homes desiring happiness and the ability to utter hopeful words. It argues that an organic derangement denies this happiness and asserts that preparation for healthy maternity comes through a specific treatment or remedy.
Lydia Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Claims Success
Mrs Maggie Gilmer of West Union South Carolina and Mrs Josephine Sall of Bardstown Kentucky report health restorations and motherhood after using Lydia Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. For thirty years the remedy has treated female ills including displacements inflammation and fibroid symptoms. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Nothing Lasts in This World
Dialogue fragment shows two characters named Jimmy and the Girl discussing an idea to stop an advancing barb at a fence, implying an attempted continuation of their moment and an impending interruption.
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What you sew in winter you shall rip in summer
A girl named Ethel recalls a sermon after a seamstress visits. The text shifts from a church message about sowing and reaping to a playful twist about sewing in winter and ripping in summer. The tale blends moral lesson with domestic observation.
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