Premier Clemenceau Wins French Chamber Vote Amid Strike Clash
Poteerville Iowa dispatch reports Premier Clemenceau’s government winning a decisive 454 to 59 vote on its policy about the postal strike. The chamber then passed a general confidence vote 70 to 0 as strikers faced a public rebuke and the session ended amid uproar and threats of further actions.
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Chamber of Deputies
Premierlemenceau
Dlind
M. Barthou
Pahite Works
Paris
Department of the Seine
M. Scembat
M. Jaures
Sle
M. Comberouse
A. Morel
a'Uzes
Mo Morel
Yen
M. Brisson
Socialista
M. Baudry @Asson
Henry Iv
Clemencenu Dinally
Ad Asson
Poison in Bananas Shocks Cinefontal Ohio Community
Detectives probe a murder linked to a Strands of black hand threats against fruit dealer Salvatar Rizzo who died suddenly at Cinefinatl Ohio. Rizzo allegedly received extortion letters demanding cash under threat to harm his wife. A man attacked him at the market then fled with banana grafts. Widespread fear follows as authorities examine ties to a local theft ring and ceremonial events surrounding the victim.
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Cinefonadh
Unio Vicon
Salvatar Rizzo
Cinefinatl
Rizwo
Plutsburge
Hhatoa
National Partners' Union plans closer West grain cattle ties
The National Partners' Union session at Spada field, Afe, discussed strengthening relations between grain growers and cattle raisers in the West and Southwest. The event, held Thursday, was reported by the National Farmers' condemned. Lady Beresford’s date with Lahey William Beresford in London surfaced, noting a valued estate of 9000 HU. Miss Laddingt Wirren Pyive, daughter of Commodore Price, US Navy, of New York, is mentioned in relation to Beresford.
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National Partners' Union
Une
Spadafield
Afe
Driduy Urs
Lady Beresford
Lahey Willian Beresford
London
Beresford
Laddlngt Wirren
Vie
Comodory Price
United State Navy
New York
United States
Philogoc Ypher
Bejan Priaikliny
America
Vlrate
Masachusetts
U United States
New South Wales
Irance
Atlantic Monthly
Sioux City Livestock Quotes on The Security Ave Market
Thursday quotations show top beeves at 6.55 and hogs at 7.23 at the Sioux City market on Security Avenue.
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Sioux City
Security Ave
Kitts Found in Mars Rifts Reported by Lowell
Prof Pereigail Lowell at Blagntaff Arizona reports two rifts in the Mars south polar cape near 305 longitude. He says one feature was marked by a disappearance of the en, with the other at longitude ba, suggesting unusual geologic activity observed through the Mars telescope.
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Mare
Pereigail Lowell
Blag“ntaff
Ariz
Lowell
Fashionable Dogs and Their Doctors in New York
New York now has fashion conscious dog doctors who charge high fees and offer night calls. A Newport case saw a ladies’ specialist kept for a week at 1000 a day for a sick poodle. Ladies purchase collars with precious stones and even have cottages modeled after Queen Anne homes built for their dogs. Each morning the dog is bathed curled and perfumed before walks.
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Voetora
New York
Newport
Indy Han
Poem About Bright's Disease Promotes Kidney Cure Pills
An aging testimonial claims Mrs. Pemberton suffered Bright's disease with scanty secretions and swelling before using Don's Kidney Pills. After twelve boxes, she reports the condition improved, heart oppression eased, and health restored. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster-Milburne Buffalo N Y.
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Tife
Pemberton
Lafayette St. Marshall
Saya
Bright
Leo
Don
Foster-Milburne
Buffalo
RIPE OLIVES PRACTICED AS CALIFORNIA JEST ON NEWCOMERS
A New York Sun piece recounts a California joke about ripe olives. The traveler describes olive picking, the black brined olives, and the extreme bitterness that follows, noting locals claim the bitterness is cured by eating more olives once in the orchard.
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California
New York Sun
Thin Day of Reckoning in the Boarding House Tale
A distorted excerpt depicts a stout boarder at a parlor, a tense exchange about a vest, and a warning by a wary observer named Vidy who hints at danger and notes the dining room as likely where events unfold. The antiquated prose and misread names suggest a domestic scene of suspense in a shared lodging.
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Joel
Vidy
Light Booze and Coffee Addiction Letter
A minister's wife recounts two years of coffee dependence during night nursing shifts ending after marriage when she switched to Postum. She describes headaches, bilious attacks, and nervous strain before using Postum, noting clearer thinking and steadier nerves after about a year. She claims the change healed her and credits Postum with ending bilious episodes, ending with the line There’s a Reason.
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Wellville
Dark sails and a mysterious stranger aboard the Ship
Mer Selden encounters a lavishly dressed stranger named Duponceau who claims a bond with Miss Graham and hints at danger to Selden. A tense exchange follows aboard the Ship as Duponceau offers help, asserts control over affairs, and warns that no woman can be wholly resisted. Charles reports a prowler on the back road while Selden contemplates the stranger’s silent power and possible threats to Miss Graham and the boat’s independence.
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Astip
Trow
Penguin Club
Mr. Helden
Mademoiselle
Graham
Loyang
Pierre Diponuciin
Miss Crahan
Nevey
Nim
Tle
Moisette
Misa Guiliam
Peross
Indalee
Mnyself
Duponcent
Rie Anere
Jess le
Duponceau
Mer
Selden
Anato
Tam
Europe
Duponceay
Diponcesa
Tlo
Charles
Hamps
Felix
Monsieur Duponceau
Unclear Passenger Exchange On Rail Line
Fragmentary OCR text shows a hurried figure boarding a railway scene with horses and odd dialogue about signals and a farmer, lacking clear names, places, dates, or outcomes.
Bread recipe fragment in Baltimore American item
A brief line from the Baltimore American shows a fragmented bread making note. The text hints at a household kitchen scene with a reference to a person’s mother and shared cooking memory. The legible portion preserves a domestic tone without yielding full instructions or names.
Matrimony Satirized by Wet? Whimsy and Wry Wit
A fragment from a humorous column notes a speaker declaring matrimony without love as dreadful, adding that nothing could be worse than "Jove Without matrimony." The playful banter alludes to smug complacency and social pretensions with sharp observations.
Unisatiafactory Satisfaction and Suruad WOE Inquiry
A reader asks how the new Suruad Eiquor product works, claiming it affects blood pressure and mood with each thought. The note mixes unclear references and speculative claims about effects and usage.
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Iene
Tricked at the Time in an Irish Gardener Tale
A Philadelphia lawyer living near a country estate asks his gardener Michael if Ireland is in midnight darkness while they enjoy twilight. The gardener replies that Ireland will never see justice, echoing the judge’s line that “Ireland ever rots justice yet.”
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Philadelphia
Hfe
Freedom
Treland
Michael
Ireland
Inheritance Jibe and Foot-Ease Ad in Le Roy Ad
A rich uncle dismisses death fears with humor about his heart while a nephew jokes about sudden demise. An unrelated wartime style ad promotes Allen's Foot Ease powder to relieve foot problems with a 25 cent price and free sample offer from Le Roy New York area vendors.
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Allen
All Drugelsty and Shoe Storer
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy, N
Boston coffee riddle at lunch counter prompts cream order
A Chicago Tribune quip explores why Boston coffee has cream added first with a waiter and customer exchanging lines. The joke hinges on the circularity of the question and answer.
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Chicago Tribune
Birmingham Agedferald fragment hints at misfortune
A sympathetic visitor asks how a prisoner ended up in trouble. The reply implies improper placement near a residence. The text also advertises Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and wind colic, noting its soothing and pain reducing claims.
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Thad
Birmingham
Winslow
Bert
Chicago photo frame gift prompts cautious romance
A Chicago photographic business owner gives a fine framed portrait to a young woman at Christmas. She replies that her mother would not approve a girl accepting valuable presents from a suitor, foreshadowing potential social objections.
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Nate
Goodwin
Checago
Timaelt
Lesson from the Past on Polk and Roosevelt Naming
The author notes how half the country pronounced James Knox Polk as Polk and half as Poke. He adds that few can pronounce Roosevelt correctly, suggesting all standards of accuracy are subjective and reflect public bias rather than fact.
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James Knox Polk
All Who Would Enjoy Good Health Seek Truthful Syrup Claim
The California Fig Syrup Co asserts that proper use of their Syrup of Figs and Senna promotes healthy living. They emphasize truthful presentation and the product as a perfect laxative for those seeking wellness, noting it is manufactured by the California Syrup Co and sold through druggists.
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California Fig Syip Co
California
Leag
Griggista
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