4 stories, chosen from 28 newspapers of the day and shown exactly as they were printed. Every clipping is the original page, linked to its scan at the Library of Congress.
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As printed: QUEEN MARIE VISITS FALLS THIS MORNING
ContextMarie, queen of Rumania and a granddaughter of Queen Victoria, is touring North America with her son Prince Nicholas and her daughter Princess Ileana; her husband, King Ferdinand, remained in Bucharest.
As printed: 85 Known Dead on British Warship
ContextA sloop of war is a small warship; Halifax, Nova Scotia, is a major Atlantic port and cable landing point, where advices of losses in southern waters come ashore. The hurricane that crossed Cuba last week moved north through Atlantic waters.
As printed: Brave American Nurses Minister to Injured While Earth Trembles
ContextLeninakan, formerly Alexandropol, is a city in Soviet Armenia; Tiflis, in Georgia, is the seat of the Transcaucasian Soviet government, and dispatches out of the quake zone must travel there by wire. Near East Relief is an American charity founded during the World War that runs orphanages and hospitals for Armenian children.
As printed: Gertrude Ederle Claims Poisoned Food Defeated Her in First Channel Attempt
ContextGertrude Ederle of New York swam the English Channel in August of this year; an earlier attempt in 1925 ended when she was taken from the water partway across. The Harvard Crimson is the student newspaper at Harvard, in Cambridge, Mass.