Russia's Hope Within From Inside Russia’s Struggle for Freedom
Gregory Zilhoorg, a former Kerensky cabinet member touring the country, argues allies caused Bolshevism by interference and that Russia must endure its own suffering. He says Russia faces famine and epidemics, with chaotic postwar conditions and factional revolutions. He warns salvation will take years or a century, and that Russia must work out its government from within.
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Russia
Kerensky
Gregory Zilhoorg
Weather Woes and Whimsy in a Loyal Climate Tale
A speaker laments a climate of longing for storms and winds while praising a tropical paradise. He contrasts tourist praise with personal desire for a cyclone, twister, or cold wind. He dreams of a harsher climate before seeking a better afterlife beyond the earthly vale.
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Jane
Kansas
Liberty and reform amid revolutionary risk in Russia
The speaker warns that if Soviet rule fails to save Russia, other governments must be tested. More revolution, suffering, and bloodshed may follow as civilization seeks an ideal brotherhood under a merciful Providence guiding nations toward unity.
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Russia
Perry Woman Joins Fire Department as Honorary Member
Mrs. Fred Ling becomes the first woman voted into the Perry fire department. She and her husband Fred Ling were honored after a banquet for about fifteen men. Mayor Jack Bruce led the toast as Ling’s home’s rescue efforts were praised and both were named honorary members.
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Perry Team
Fred Ling
PERRY
Perry Fire Department
Coffeyville Plans New 5 Story Hotel Project
Coffeyville Kansas votes to build a modern five story hotel with about one hundred twenty rooms at a cost near $300000. The project is led by the Coffeyville Chamber of Commerce and designed by Shepard and Wiser Kansas City architects.
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Coffeyville
Kas
Kansas Town
Q Public Enterprise
Coffeyville Chamber of Commerce
Shepard & Wiser
Kansas City
Newspapers consolidate Manson papers in Iowa
The Journal in Manson Iowa absorbs the Democrat and plans to publish a merged weekly under the title Manson Journal. Jack Dalton sells his property to T D Long and may continue job printing locally.
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Manson, In
Journal
Democrat
Jack Dalton
T. D. Long
Open air show captions hint at playful banter
Quotations from Baltimore Sun and Baltimore American suggest a light open air performance titled Pop What a tentative perform ance. The fragment hints at an official scorekeeper for reprisals and a seaside tent scene with a child asking about the show.
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Sonny
Baltimore American
Just One Thrill After Another Movie Notes
A New Concord Ohio review notes actresses who seem to find perpetual emotion in The Black and Magneto screening. The brief mentions film mood and star appeal.
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New Concord
Ohio
Not if he marries the wrong woman he doesn't
A light quip from the Yonkers Statesman referencing a caution about personal choices in marriage. The remark contrasts a man profiting from mistakes with the risk of a poor spouse making a costly error.
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Flatbush
Bensonhurst
Yonkers
Jazz Popular in China Sparks Orchestra Interest
A Baltimore American flavor quote notes jazz gains popularity abroad with a remark on a Chinese orchestra illustrating why the style appeals internationally.
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China
Baltimore American
Wise man busy day and night in Ohio publication
In New Concord Ohio the saying notes a wise man who has no time to worry. He stays busy by day and too sleepy by night, as quoted in The Black and Magenta.
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New Concord
Ohio
Small boy plays on esplanade with careful mother watching
A middle class boy in neat dress romps on the esplanade, rolling on the concrete while his mother watches. She points out two other boys in immaculate attire during a pause in the game.
Captain Waters Plans to End His Days in Local Town
In a humorous anecdote from the Boston Transcript and echoed by the Kansas Farmer and Mainland Breeze, Captain Waters contemplates dying in a small Topeka area town noting it offers little reason to leave and death would be a welcome relief after years there. The tale centers on a lone, reflective lodging exchange with the town landlord.
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Kansas
Mainland Breeze
Topeka
No city has solved the problem of reckless speeders
A Detroit Motor News feature notes no city has yet tamed speeding drivers, with Venice cited as a example. The piece underscores persistent traffic safety challenges and the search for effective enforcement.
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Venice
Detroit Motor News
Expensive Both Ways The Elder and Younger Quote
A Detroit getaway caption echoes a humorous exchange about saving. The elder urges saving for a future expense while the younger plans to save after a dry spell ends. The light exchange captures practical thrift humor.
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Detroit
Boy Scout Offers Help Across Street To Old Lady
A light exchange underlines a courthouse joke as a boy scout offers to guide an elderly woman across the street while a judge observes the moment. The humor hinges on the contrast between youthful courtesy and old age assumptions.
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Boy Scout
Old Lady
Sonny
Judge
All Objectors Freed From Prison For Refusal to Fight
Secretary Baker announced that all conscientious objectors imprisoned during the war have been released. Thirty-three men, including Benjamin J. Salmons who hunger-striked in a government hospital, were discharged on orders reviewed with the adjutant general.
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Baker
Benjamin J. Salmons
Secretary of War
Movies in South America before 1014
Historical note states no American films were shown in South America prior to 1014 with predominance of French productions, followed by others.
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South America
Girl Posed as Man for Nineteen Years
New York police report Eleanor Howard a 24 year old woman who for 19 years posed as a man. She wore male attire the entire time and claimed to pass as youth 18 or 19. Howard pleaded guilty to vagrancy and was sent to Florence Crittenton home pending sentence in women's court.
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New York
Essex Market Court
Eleanor Howard
Francis X. Mancuso
Florence Crittenton
Women’s Court
Philadelphia
Popocatepetl Reported Smoking By Climbing Americans
Four Americans from Mexico City ascended Popocatepetl over four days and confirmed smoke and steam emission. El Universal had claimed an eruption, while others denied the sighting as a cloud. The hazardous ascent settled the long heated question about the volcano.
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Mexico City
Mt. Popocatepetl
el Universal
Universal
Milwaukee climber dies from exposure on mount Popo
Henry E Juergens notes Popocatepetl in eruption with steam and smoke, crater 800 feet wide and 1000 feet deep. Four Americans reached timber line after a six hour ascent from Amecameca through knee deep snow.
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Grapher
Milwaukee
Henry E. Juergens
Popo
Amecameca
Timber Line
Child Without a Country Russian Refugee Travels Far to Be Denied
Evodokia Gorelkina a 12 year old Russian refugee held at Ellis Island after immigration authorities refused her admittance. Fleeing Tomsk she reached Vladivostok with aid from the American Red Cross and traveled with 700 refugee children aboard the Yomel Maru en route around the world. The Red Cross arrival at Vladivostok sparked renewed efforts to aid the youths.
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New York
United States
Evodokia Gorelkina
Ellig Island
Tomsk
Evodokia
Red Cross
Vladivostok
Alls Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Deafness
An advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrhal deafness by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces. It describes how inflammation of the Eustachian tube causes hearing loss and promises a hundred dollar reward for any case not cured, with orders through druggists and free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo Ohio
Evodokia Reunited Or Deported After Port Case
At a Finnish port a children reunion attempt failed as Tomsk remained under bolshevist control. Evodokia could not locate her parents and Red Cross workers brought her to the United States. A special board of inquiry declined admission since she was unaccompanied and likely to become a public charge.
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Tomsk
Evodokia
Red Cross
United States
Local Masonic and Shrine Meetings Listed in Notice
Daily railroad passenger and freight service notes appear alongside regular meeting schedules for Cyrus Chapter No. 13 R A M Bethlehem Commandery No. 8 K T Washington Chapter No. 98 O E S and Damascus Shrine No. 10 W S of J. The notices name officers and timing for each group and invite visiting fraters.
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Washington Lodge
A. F
A. M
Charles Freding
W. M
Arthur Goodin
Myrtle Speer
Damascus Shrine No
Moose Hall
Rose M. Reid
O O F Covenant Lodge Meets Tuesday Evenings
O O F Covenant Lodge No 101 holds weekly meetings at 7 30 in the IOOF hall N Iowa Ave A cordial invitation is extended to visiting members Ray Boyer noble grand Roy Maple secretary
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T O. O. F.—Covenant Lodge No. 101
1. O. O. F. Hall
Iowa Ave
Ray Boyser
Noble Grand
Roy Maple
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