Photo of Etheric Double Supposedly Reproduces Lost Thumb
San Francisco reports Dr. P. B. Haley photographed an etheric double of a woodworker’s missing thumb. He claims the crystalization of energy could be basis for future biological research and medical applications, while stressing no spiritualistic claim.
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Doster
San Francisco
P. 8. Hales
Doctor Haley
Doeter Hidey
Haler
Wades
Tor
Goud
Drake
University of California
Californie Acids
Science
Wade
Pieter
Fiales
Sabin and His Shell At Navy Display
Sabin, a sailor on the Wilmette, fired the first shot in the navy in the late war at a German submarine in the Bay of Biscay on June 5, 1917. He later served as sunpointer of the crew that sank the German submarine U-97, and was shown with the case of the first shell at the Chicago Pageant of Progress naval display.
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J. C. Sabin
Wilmette
Chicago
Sabin
Jupiter
Bay of Biscay
Polar flight planned from Point Barrow to North Pole and beyond
Edwin Fairfax Naulty of New York announces a four person polar aviation expedition starting at Point Barrow Alaska. The route heads west along 195 west to the pole, then to Spitzbergen Bear Island and North Cape Norway with a single aircraft.
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Perth Pole
Arctic
Leen
Norway
Edwin Pairfax Naulty
New York
Naulty
Alb
Fuers
Lestie Fairfax Naulty
North Cape
Scandinavben
Lonstom
Point Barrow
Alaska
Afr
Pole
Point Jarrow
North Pole
Spitzbergen
Andrae Point
Bear Island
North Cane
Seattle
Ketchikan
Anchorage
Nome
Polar
Christiania
Stockholm
London
Westgaub
Marshal Joffre the Big Feeder and His Chef Revelations
Paris dispatch recounts chef memoirs of General Joffre during the Marne and Minene battles. The cook recalls the leader eating enough to feed three men and planning a banquet as victory neared. A British champagne gift bore German markings, prompting careful handling at headquarters.
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Marshal
Paris
France
the Minene
Joffre
The
Marne
Moensieur le Marechal
Chhef
NeCarth Giant with Horns Exhibition in Helenwood
Workmen in Helenwood report a buried giant fossil unearthed near a pond. The figure stands about 12 feet tall with a necklace, two four inch horns, and a 450 pound weight. Thousands visit the exhibit daily.
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Tieleweed
Helenwood
Mellon Says Back Taxes To Be Collected Faster
Secretary Mellon announced speedier collection of back taxes as part of a policy to cut new taxes, signaling a tougher stance on overdue obligations.
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Washington
Mellon
Secret champagne ban leads to empty bottles mystery
An officer forbade serving staff champagne and ordered disposal of bottles. The chef recalls following orders yet finds bottles empty the next morning, hinting at a sly reuse or mischief during the night.
Took Honey From Hives Bees Return Theft Mystery
Beekeeper Wallace Lanning of Milford New Jersey found over 100 pounds of honey missing from his apiaries stored in his attic. Investigation shows bees entered through a knot hole and carried the honey back to their hives, leaving empty comb and frames behind.
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Wallace Lanning
Milford
N. J
Gas engines require proper management for efficiency
United States Department of Agriculture specialists explain that gas engines boost farm work but waste labor when mishandled. Operators should keep engines in repair, study manufacturer instructions, test ignition systems, and ensure proper fuel air mixtures by inspecting carburetors and fuel lines for water, dirt, and valve issues.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Fivery Sisters
Spinach cultivation and sowing timings for year round greens
Spinach serves as a key home garden crop with sowing dates ranging from August 1 in northern New England to September 10 or 15 around Washington. Fall sowing yields greens through late autumn and early spring. harvest uses whole plants and Bloomsdale Savey is the common variety.
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New England
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
New Englard
Bloomsdale Savey
Clean Potatoes Storage Bins Warn Growers
A. G. Toloas of University Farm St Paul chief inspector urges disinfecting all potato storage bins before reuse after dry rot problems this past season caused by a warmer winter. Use formaldehyde solution one pint per ten gallons or bluestone copper sulfate one pound per ten gallons to sanitize.
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A. G. Toloas
University Farm
St. Paul
Best Prices for Broilers by Uniform Breed
Broilers fetch top prices when uniform in size and quality. Use a single breed to avoid size variation within a crate, as mixed breeds may vary despite equal age.
Fences and green crops for hen yards rules
The article advises building fences to contain hens and reduce escapes. It recommends a wire or other high yard with top protection, stacking green crops in divided or movable frames to provide fresh forage. It explains yard size, crop quantities, and care routines to maintain a healthy flock and allow occasional supervised lawn or garden access.
Controlling intestinal worms in poultry
Changing the ground where poultry runs reduces worm eggs and larvae that persist season to season. Overcrowding worsens infestations, so improving ground conditions helps break the parasite life cycle and protect flocks.
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California
His
Scandinavia
Harding
New Bedford School
Marshal Joffre
Necarth
Tennessee
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