Ceramic Experts Report Findings At University of Minos
Urbana scholars report findings by Prof. Cullen W. Primilo and Plerea W. Ketchum on translucency in porcelains under Professor Parmelee. They describe how translucency relates to mineral content and particle size in porcelain bodies, noting higher feldspar content and finer grinding increase translucency with modest temperature changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
University of Minos
Cullen W. Primiloo
Plerea W. Ketchum
Department
Ceroiite Engineering
Tablaware
Parmelee
Leprosy Cured by Freezing Says Berlin Dermatology Journal
A German Dermatological Journal report by Brot Paldroek of the University of Dor nat Hsthoata claims a new method for leprosy using freezing and carbonic acid snow. After years of testing, sixteen patients were treated and discharged as no threat to society, marking a potentially momentous advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Paldroek
University of Dornat
Hsthoata
Bottle Takes 10 Months for U S Ireland Trip
New York paper reports a corked bottle washed ashore on an Oregon shire in County Donegal Ireland. William Dawson of Inverbay found a damaged scrap bearing John Scott Tr of New York and a request to return the bottle to New York. It states the bottle was thrown from the Manchuria off Florida coast July 23, 1935, taking 10 months to travel 4,000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oregon Shore
County Donegal
Ireland
Wiliam Dawson
Inverbay
John Scott
Manchuria
Florida
Ancient Athens to yield up secrets from Agora
Washington invites American archaeologists to direct excavations of the Agora in Athens. The Agora, Athens market and forum, hosts ancient shops, speeches, philosophy, and notable figures like Solon, Demosthenes, Socrates, and Diogenes. Modern development threatens the site, with homes and stores to be relocated while explorers uncover remaining ruins.
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Washington
Athéns
England
France
Italy
Austria
Germany
Greece
Kelenstists
Agora
Athans
National Guagriptiie Society
Washington, D.C
Athens
Acropolis
Herodntua
Corinth
Socrates
Piraeus
Los Angeles
San Pedro Harbor
Parthenon
Eouth
Gulf of Aegina
Parthenon Gallery
Mars
Theses
Theseum
Archeologista
Yby
Lycabettus
Agorasi Parison
Athenian 'General Stora J Called: Astoa
Avera
Hida
Couverl. Org
Solon
Demosthenes
Philip of
Macedonia
Philippte
Stolag
Sto
Diogetues
Hidden corners of Washington Square old New York life
In Washington Square Manhattan’s remaining old residential blocks resist skyscraper encroachment. The article recalls John Johnston’s early 1880s development from Fifth Avenue to University Place, the Rhinelander home, and notable residents and buildings that once lined the square. It notes Georgian style houses, former Cooper family homes, and figures like Elihu Root, Mark Twain, and John Fiske who lived nearby, as well as the Vanderbilt townhouse between Greene and Mercer streets.
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New York
Washington Square
Manhattan
Lts
Fifth Avenue
Washington
Washington’ Square
John Johnston
Scotchman
Greenwetreet
University
Blace
Washington ‘Square Association
Canter
Willam O.rhinelander
the Square
Cooper
Rhinelander
Johnston
Rob‘art de' Forest
Wiliam Draper
S&s. Pf
Morse
New ‘York’ University
Lucy Green
Elihu Root
Tyman' Abbott
John Fiske
John Bigelow
Mark ‘Twain
Irvs
Ing-Flved
Richard Watson Giller
Paris Police Adopt Radio in Their Work
Paris police introduce a new radio system to aid investigations and patrols. The Palais de Justice complex houses a central station with four mobile and two ambulance transmitters, using about 10 watts to speed field communication and enable on-the-move contact with headquarters.
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Paris
Rte Faris
Bas
Spme Itime
Belo
Palais de Justice
Seine
Paria
Ansiary
Syaten
Sister Visit Restores Speech After 45 Year Separation
Mrs Betty Lundgren of Corning regained speech after meeting her sister Mia Anna Bloonquist of Chicago, whom she had not seen for 45 years. The shock of the reunion restored her ability to talk following two prior sparklytic shocks, and her speech is nearly normal.
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Corning
Betty Lundgren
Locks Cemetery Gates to Keep Out Petters Test
Fragmentary report from Concord New Hampshire describes a test at Blossom Hill cemetery involving locked gates and alleged intrusions. Police are referenced amid garbled text and partial names, with no clear outcome or dates provided.
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Concord
N. H
Blossom Hill Cemetery
New Findings On Crack Formation In Hard Surfaces
Professor S S Steinberg of the University of Maryland explains road cracking results from fatigue under heavy traffic. He notes slab movement with each wheel passage, speeds, and loads cause fatigue similar to muscular fatigue. A new cementant shows greater strength in 24 hours, promising faster road construction.
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S. S. ‘Steinberg
University"of Maryland
Highway Research Board
National Reseach Council
Hae
Steinberg
Minnesota Road Spending Sparks Debate in Hibbing News
Local Hibbing News letters argue road funding is a strong investment as Minnesota faces highway costs. Writers compare state spending to Florida, praising road projects while claiming taxes and bonds will pay off through lasting value and tourism, urging bigger highway investment.
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Minneford
Hke
Minnesota
Dolla Bond
Florida
Morida
Federal Aid Bundling Ties to State Intercounty Roads
A garbled OCR fragment hints at federal aid restriction and bundling affecting state aid for intercounty roads. Names, dates, and clear facts are missing, but the text implies policy shifts or funding practices tied to road construction and intercounty projects.
Roads and highways funding and progress survey
Researchers estimate 1,890,000 miles of gravel and unpaved roads nationwide. State highway plans face a $2 billion annual program, touted as the world’s largest public works effort amid corruption concerns.
Falconry in Europe and America A Brief History
The article traces falconry from its medieval European roots through its decline after social upheavals and rise in Britain Holland and Scotland. It notes the impact of crusaders, firearms, and land fragmentation, then describes modern American attempts with Peregrine falcons and other hawks, outlining training challenges and the sport’s enduring traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic
Baclety
Washington, D. 1
Tarly
Western
Europe
England
Falconers' Club
High Ashlub
Loo Club
Holland
America
Genesee Valley
New York
Sehl
Kane
Atlantic
Hawke
Goshay
Scotland
Cuticura Trio Ad Enjoys Widespread Use In Ads
In a vintage ad style fragment, the copy touts Cuticura products Soap Ointment and Talcum powder. It appeals to readers with social and classroom scenes and suggests using the trio for face skin baby care and personal grooming.
Gentlemen in Life and Labor
Fragmentary quotes discuss becoming a gentleman across generations and the idea that work is often done to please others. The text hints at social expectations, time, and personal growth without clear context or events.
Glacial Era Cedar Fossil Findings Mentioned
A fragmented OCR fragment references a red cedar species once thriving in Europe about a million years ago. It mentions a tide foundation and excavation terms but lacks coherent context or dates. No clear event, location, or names are readable.
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Europe
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