Special Election in New Mexico 15 of Little Weight
The 1921 New Mexico United States Senate race pits Republican incumbent Bursum against Democrat Richard Hann in a geographically mixed contest. Mexicans form a sizable bloc. Republican missteps and cabinet absence cloud the result, while Texas delegates bolster Democratic help as both parties view the outcome as a barometer of post March 4 sentiment.
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New Mexico
Mark’ Sullivan
Washington,d. C
United States
Harding
Cox
Wilson
Bursum
Richard Hann
Cameron
Arizona
Texas
Senate
Secretary Fall
Fall
Wyoming
The
New York Evening Post, Inc
Could Ha Straighten Up Kidney Ad Claims Relief
J. W. Sebeck of Chester Pennsylvania writes that overworked kidneys caused aches back and swelling. After taking Foley Kidney Pills he could straighten up and feel better. Sold everywhere.
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J. W. Sebeck
Chester
Foley
Favorite Prescription Offer From Dr. Pierce Invali Hove
An old advertisement encourages readers to obtain Favorite Prescription without alcohol from a drug store or by sending to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York for a trial package. The fragment mentions a trial offer and a solicitation to mail for a sample.
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Kenses City
Kans
Bain
Pierce
Manna Timmerman
Constitution’s Birthday Echoes in Liberty's Price
A historical piece marks Constitution Day centering the 1787 signing by 55 men in Philadelphia. It notes the rapid completion, the lack of stenographers, and Washington’s pivotal leadership, stressing vigilance as the price of liberty and urging Americanization amid a cautious, hopeful tone.
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America
Constitution Faith and Education in a Changing World
A 19th century newspaper excerpt cites Justice Mitchell on the constitution’s endurance through dynasties and wars. Judge Wade warns of erosion of faith in the Charter and urges civic education to teach life liberty and property rights protection under the law. Gladstone praises the constitution as mankind’s greatest work.
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Byustice Mitchell
United States
Yellow Sea
Republic
Gladstone
Coats of Varnish Enable Man to Keep Watermelon a Year
Adel Illinois September 17 Steward William Harmon of the county poor farm has a watermelon a year old. It was picked in September 1920 and has been varnished monthly. The melon remains sound and in good spirits though its size has halved and wrinkling appears. The article notes no definite decay yet and jokes about a possible condensed melon.
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Adel
William Harmon
County Poor
Here
Fragmentary OCR Note on Water Cost and Carrying Weight
Fragmentary OCR sentence notes a 40 pound item carried in a pocket and mentions a 2.000 highpan or tap to restore water at 99.37 per cent. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or identifiable entities.
Fatal Sow Bite Near Corning Farm Exhibit
Lyn Young, a young farmer seven miles south of Corning Indiana, was bitten by a sow while catching sows for a fair exhibit. The bite proved fatal, and little hope for recovery is reported as authorities note the accident occurred in the field.
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Corning
Lyn Young
Here
Young
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