Roosevelt Hughes Rifts and German Ties Stir Debate
A partisan discussion argues over Roosevelt and Hughes, noting past hostilities and possible German favorable treatment for Hughes while warning of political maneuvering. The piece cites Roosevelt’s Progressive stance, cites Roosevelts ties to anti old guard factions, and questions the motives behind Hughes’s nomination amid war-risk rhetoric. It also mentions Carranza and a libel verdict against the AMA in a disjointed summary of contemporary political and legal items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hughes
Ar. Roosevelt
Hughes
Roosevelt
Kaisera
Hohenzollern
Old Guard
Highea
Republian
Murray Crane
Stead Smoot
Boles Penrose
Supreme Court of the United Sales
Pelle
Garman American Alliance
New York Worlds
Print Paper Prices Spark Publisher Alarm Across Nation
The National Editorial Association warns rising print paper costs will force publishers to raise newspaper prices or shrink size. Leaders blame wood pulp manufacturers and possible trusts, noting war-era foreign demand and shortages push costs from $1.90 to $2.10 per 100 pounds to $3.90 or $4.00. If contracts expire, papers may cut size or charge more to readers and advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opinon
Dix Siona
Wick
New York
Congress
A.N. Pomeroy
Atata
J. H. Zerby
Pottsville
Tor
Military training tested by Mexican expedition mobilization
The piece argues that militia wading to the Mexican border serves to test readiness and mobilization, aiming to educate the public and provoke national defense awareness. It notes guardsmen will perform their duty but face challenges from assembling state units lacking uniform, combined training. Experts see issues in militia reliance, with a call for more regular troops to handle local and national needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Mezas
United States
Public Health Figures Prompt Talk On Illnesses
A fragmented item cites U S Public Health Service malaria reduction by sixty percent in places and typhoid and pneumonia death tolls. It mentions daily baths for complexion and references a town funeral and a cesspool drain, with a tone warning about health costs and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex
U. S
From Other Viewpoints and World War Reflections
A selection of brief opinions and remarks from various papers. The Washington Fourth of July funding, Guzmán Carranza sentiment, and German policy toward Russia are noted. Observations contrast potato crops with politicians, and discuss border lawlessness and U.S. duty to protect citizens at home.
Planting Glass Dower and Living Tower Concepts
A garbled fragment discusses patience for growth and preservation, naming "Living Ye a Taw" and a concept of a tower built from planted components. It references durability of materials, preservation of strength, and imagery of bulbs and roots. The text names Philadelphia and America in a wandering, uncertain context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irty Baib
Narclones
Poll
Orig
Philadelphis
Spain’s Royal Mausoleum and its grand historic blaze
Fragmented OCR describes a royal mausoleum in Spain with mentions of Temaczanle Dullaings in Europe, battles with French at St Laurence, and a vast building begun in 1388. It notes ceilings, paintings, and sculpted scenes, plus European figures and grand architecture amid faded details and garbled terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patzee
Akes
Sadia
Dullaings
Aurope
Rg Angles
Adee
Banistens
Apaularde
St "Quests
Baldins
St- Laurence
Simoun
Equrunce
Christ
Benvenut Celitat
Charles
Pip
Fragmentary notice on society chatter and dressing in a periodical
The fragment discusses names such as Tuomas HU and Theodore Hook and mentions society details like ward robes, gowns, domestic economy, and dress connections. It references Morning Chronicle, London, and a playwright or poet. The text is incomplete and reads like a gossip column fragment with amid speculation about personal history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rina
Tuomas HU
Chal Teacien
Hav
Ele Ward
Matibawn
Whar
London
Man regains 20 pounds after year of decline
Testimony describes a patient who weighs 205 pounds after a year of illness and stroke like paralysis, then gains 20 pounds in about two weeks after using a medicine recommended by pharmacists. The speaker credits improved strength and vitality to the product and notes private inquiries confirmed its effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sbarner
Daralria
Ponteln
Slegtrtens Pharmacy
Roquelaure and the Missing pardon in a strange tale
A garbled historical snippet narrates Roquelaure seeking a pardon after a botched offense tied to loot and a helmet salute. It references a parade of odd conversations, with several misread names and phrases, culminating in scattered remarks about progress and paradoxical devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocuuawwe
Jamala
Roquelaure
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Warren Evening Times
Uaua Welding
Peisayinania Avenen
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Wg, Laanonstotmn, Inc
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New York City
Porto Rico
Pasame Casal Zeug
Hawai
Mexico
Car
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Willy
Carranza
Chicago
American Medical Association
Wow
Flybes Town
Washington
Mexted
Iwashington Herald
Gera
Indianapolis News
Springfield Republicen
Ufi
Spain
Kleago Herald
Parker
Moodog
S & Wa
Baltsass Amerinan
Jack
Gevandotan
Cumberland, Ma
Hultman, Moberg CO
Tanier
Laverty Treet
AK Black
Tina
Warren
Jamestown
Frewsburg
Jamestown ST. RY. CO
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