Armenia Refugees Seek Help From American Aid
A dispatch from August 10 notes 266 000 Armenians flee Russian forces in Trans Caucasia. Families suffer wholesale exile, with men detained and women children sent to Mesopotamian and other harsh camps. Armenian communities worldwide have raised funds, but relief needs exceed current resources.
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Wifls
Trans-Caucasia
Armenia
Asia Minor
Balkan
Parta
Mesopotamia
Kona
Myo
Persh
United States
Belgium
Carranza
Poland
Fes
Turkey
Persia
Russia
Tolstoy
Alexandra
Red Cross
Autocracy in Diplomatics in the United States
A Waverly Democrat piece defends the Courier and Reporter stance on arms export policy. It rejects claims of presidential autocracy, noting the editorials simply interpret the Lansing note and the dangers of Congress reversing diplomatic policy. It argues the president holds decisive power only to avoid showing national division.
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Waverly Democrat
United States of America
Republic
Courier and
Democrat
Messeg
Courier and Reporter
Lansing
Austria
Congress
United States
Financing crops aids farmers through warehouse receipts plan
The federal reserve banking system eases farmer credit by discounting warehouse receipts, enabling harvest cash flow and allowing grain to be held for better markets. Critics vary by party, but the program offers advantages over reliance on New York and Chicago currency shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Banking
SYB Fom
New York
Chicago
Dim Automobile Lights Prompt City Ordinance Debate
Waterson calls for an ordinance requiring headlights to be dimmed to reduce glare. A Galesburg Evening Mail note says current rules hurt motorists more than they help, with many streets poorly lit. It urges a middle ground between glaring and too dim lights to improve safety.
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Waterson
Connec
Galesburg
Lll
Monotony versus Interest in Pepper Talk
The column argues that monotony dominates when interest wanes, urging readers to seek work and life with system, organization, and regulation. It emphasizes robust health, high ideals, courage, and resolved convictions as defenses against monotony.
Ponderous Personages : as yee
Hendrik Hudson appears as a fearless navigator whose zeal for a northwest passage leads to repeated voyages and ordinary failures. The piece traces his attempts, naming missteps and the lasting legacy of Hudson in New York, with a satirical urging to endure hardship for immortality.
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Hendrik Hudson
Paasagea
China
New York
Trudson
England
Holland
Hey
Hendrit
Hudson
America
Northwest Passage
New Amsterdam
Plea for Short Sermons in Church Services
A writer urges ministers to deliver concise sermons that clearly present a thought without filler. He argues brevity keeps attention, suggesting alternative worship forms like instrumental music or brief readings, and emphasizes religion’s core goal: to bring peace and inspire improvement.
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Ministar
Beethoven
Stevenson
Christensom
Beesthoven
What Iowa Editors Are Saying A Type and Why
A collection of editorials and quotes from Iowa papers discussing local boosterism, crop prospects, social mores, and the role of newspapers in politics. Highlights include Des Moines Tribune on corn yields, Cedar Rapids Republican on film scene sensibilities, Burlington Gazette on legislator sincerity, and the general duty of papers to inform voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton News
Newton
Dakotas
Montana
Iowa
Des Moines
Fribune
Burlington Gazette
Sioux City
The Poor Princess Goldie and the Dwarf Prince
A mistreated princess named Goldie befriends a lonely forest dwarf. After the queen schemes to wed Goldie to the dwarf, a fairy reveals the truth, transforming the dwarf into a prince when Goldie declares love for him. They depart in a golden chariot to his kingdom, ending the spell and uniting the pair.
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Goldie
Litte Goldie
Lima
Prine
Bima
Little Goldie
Tite Galdie
Goldia
Elma
Kaime
Chariot of Gold
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Press Duty and Personal Candidacies in Elections
The piece argues newspapers should avoid promoting candidates as personalities and focus on vital issues. It notes most campaigns resemble advertising for personal gain, driven by money and space constraints, and only when a candidacy presents a clear public service should coverage differ.
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Deepin
Johnny Jones
Screen Stars Joined By Blanche Ring In New Films
A telegraphic dispatch from Oliver Morosco Photoplay in Los Angeles announces the acquisition of major stage stars to be screened soon, notably Blanche Ring and Charlotta Greenwood, signaling a push into forthcoming productions.
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Oliver Morosco Photoplay Company
Los Angeles
Cal
Blanche Ring
Charlotta Greenwood
Cosson Seen as Strong GOP Governor Candidate
A letter to the Courier and Reporter argues George Cosson is the logical Republican nominee for governor. It cites his record as attorney general and state senator, administrative experience, leadership for prison reform and roads, and broad statewide appeal, urging an aggressive Cosson campaign.
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Cosson
Lis
Beeve
Dust
T. MK. ‘Taylor
Buchanan County
Cas
Hhe
Thetate
Easier Summer Care For Baby Warns Parents
Advice urges regular bowel care to prevent summer illnesses in children. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is recommended as a mild, non narcotic laxative suitable for kids, claimed to be gentle, effective, and harmless. A bottle costs fifty cents and can be requested by mail to Dr W B Caldwell, 453 Washington St, Monticano.
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Brug
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticano
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Waterloo
Evening Courier
Re Ee
Associated Prochmber Audit Bureau of Circulath
W.3l Hartman Company
West Park Ave
Tal
John C. Hartman
Alm. Peterson
Sec
Trena
Gen. Mar
Postoffice
Inter
Daniel Webster
Dubugee Times Journal
Kansas
Pepper Talk
George Matthe
Audams
Ihm
Agate
Cedar Rapids
Billy Smith
Roe
Jon
Nevie ‘Nar
Opine
Blanche
Sterling
Tynan
Frank T. Hartman
Titth
Mulberry Streets
East Side Library
Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ave
E. T. Alford
W. H. Bickley
R. R. Ivey
Black Hawk Bank
James Black
Hotel Radisson
Minneapolis
F. H. Latier
Lafayette Street
Rifas Street
Fourth Street
Lafayette Building
4Th ST. EK
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