The Power of Niagara and the Arizona Crime Saga
A mixed page item reports Ralph Cameron chasing a feared Arizona killer for three weeks, Cameron’s hoped reward by Interior officials, and the Grand Canyon hydroelectric project at stake. It also covers Wisconsin losing its constitution, Senate feuds over prairie dogs and telegraph use, the push to adjourn Congress, Niagara water power versus scenic value, and patronage disputes in Louisiana and Ohio.
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Meron
Io Arizona
Moving Picture
Opon
Ralph Cameron
Southwest
No-Man's Land
Arizona
Interior Department
Cameron
Mr. Cameron
Grand Canyon
Roosevelt Dam
Grand Canron
United States
Wisconsin
Washington
National
Madison
LaFollette
State Department
Congressional Library
Senate
House
Congressional
Ashurst
Bristow
Kansas
Niagara
Niagara Falls
Quiet Title Suit Notifies Nonresident Lozier in Noble County
The Noble Circuit Court issues notice in John Lozier v Margaret J Lozier to appear by August 17 1914 in Albion Indiana. Complaint seeks to quiet title to real estate in Noble County and lists Margaret J Lozier as a necessary party. Court seal and attorney Grant & Fools dated May 14 1914.
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Indiana
Noble Circuit
Margaret J. Lozier
Noble County
Albion
Nobie County
Notice to Contractors for New Wolf Lake School Bid
Geo A. Young trustee of Noble Township Indiana invites bids by June 18 1914 at 1 PM at Wolf Lake school house for building and furnishing a new Wolf Lake school in Noble County Indiana Architects A H Elwood and Son Elkhart file May 20. Bids on general plumbing and heating with certified checks 400 and 200 06 forfeited if contract not entered. Right to reject all bids. May 8 1914.
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Geo A. Young
Noble Township
Noble County
Indiana
Wolf Lake
A. H. Elwood and Son
Elkhart
Heat Ng
George A. Young
Noble School Township
Drink Plenty of Water For Fatigue Relief
The text argues that proper drinking water is crucial to remove waste products from the body and reduce fatigue. It notes carbon dioxide and lactic acid are carried to lungs and kidneys for elimination, and cites army observations of heat stroke linked to empty canteens.
Luminous Fire Boxes Aid Night City Safety
The fire alarm department in New York is painting alarm boxes with luminous white zinc to help locating them after dark. In areas with some light, a box can be seen from a distance, improving safety at night. Deaf mute bride and groom wed at St George’s Gravesend ceremony performed by Canon Gedge who is totally blind.
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St. George’s Church
Gravesend
England
Herbert Thorndike
Miss Stiles
Canon Gedge
Paint removal tip and quotes from Birmingham Age Herald
The Birmingham Age-Herald reports on a home remedy using equal parts turpentine and ammonia to remove paint from clothing, recommending saturating the stain and washing with warm water and soap. The piece includes quotes about Dobbs and his view of medicine and alcohol.
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Dobbs
Birmingham Age-Herald
Modesty and harp instruction quips Macon crowd
A comment from the Atlanta Constitution mocks those who boast about talents like hand organ or harp playing, suggesting such claims belong to a different realm beyond this world. The tone is ironic and sardonic.
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Atlanta Constitution
Eat Slowly to Ease Digestion and Use Chamberlain Tablets
The piece warns against rapid eating and indigestion, noting digestion starts in the mouth and recommending thorough chewing. It claims Chamberlain's Tablets ease fullness and dullness after meals and cites cures for stomach trouble and constipation, sold by M. C. Beck.
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Chamberlain
M. C. Beck
Adv
Like New Store Fronts In New York Commerce
The practice of renovating storefronts has become profitable with many firms specializing in improving merchant facades. From suburban small dealers to large dry goods firms, merchants regularly invest in a refreshed appearance for their business premises.
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New York
Rowing Attire Through the Ages at Henley Regattas
English rowing uniforms evolved from 1805 green leather catskin caps and nankeen trousers to 1829 university colors with Oxford in blue checks and Cambridge in white with pink waistcoats. Broad brimmed straw hats followed later.
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Henley
Oxford
Cambridge
Questioning Duties Before Appointment In Washington Star
An official asks an applicant about the duties of the office he seeks. The applicant says he has not inquired into them but notes the post was held by a Republican for years. He asserts a Democrat could achieve what a Republican did.
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Nisgefa
Nickolas Longworth
Washington
Nick
Alice
Washington Star
Proper Sense of Humor in Public Life
The sense of humor is like individuality and may offend if overemphasized. It is a dangerous gift and those who lack it might be congratulated. Such people are often solid citizens with means and roles in directing public affairs.
Hen at Oregon farm school breaks egg record
A hen at the Oregon farm school laid 99 eggs in 100 days setting a world record. The Topeka Journal notes some still underrate education in agriculture.
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Oregon Farm School
Topeka Journal
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We & Woman
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John Lozier
William H. Favinger
Noble Circuit Court
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