Colorless Film Days Are Few
Berlin reports Dr. Gasper has developed a three layer color film that uses layers tinged to three colors to produce three superposed images. The method aims to reduce color photography to a practical business and claims ten years of work to improve on existing processes.
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Berlin
Gasper
Gaspar
Courthouse Records and Local Notices Snapshot
Courthouse records list transfers between Everett Simms and A C Boger and others with property on Morningside and Crowdus Starkey. Car registrations from various residents and firms. several building permits filed including a church annex. a Canyon vacation note and a forestry fact about resinous sap as tree antiseptic.
Irish Fighting Foreseen for Sunday March
Dublin August reports forewarn of unrest as President Eamon de Valera plans to ban the Blue Shirts demonstration. General Owen O Duffy vows to lead the Blue Shirts in a parade to the Cenotaph for Griffith and movement leaders. De Valera aims to curb parades in uniform and new bills challenge the governor general role ahead of a republic move.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Eamon de Valera
Owen O'Duffy
National Guard
Arthur Griffith
Free State
Dail Eireann
de Valera
Burglary ChargeFiled in Oregon City Jail Watch Case
George Hovey is charged with burglarizing the Oregon City jail and stealing a watch kept as evidence. The timepiece becomes exhibit A in two pending court cases.
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Oregon City
Ore
U.P
George Hovey
Ringing in Ears Seen As Warning Of Other Ailments
Dr. Charles La Due of Columbus Ohio told the American Osteopathic Society of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology in Milwaukee that persistent ringing in the ears often signals an ailment far from the ears, not a primary ear condition.
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Charles la Due
Columbus
Ohio
American Osteopathic Society of Ophthalmology and
Otolaryngology
Soviet Press Attacks Thornton Forebears in Moscow
Evening Moscow accuses Leslie Thornton's family of exploiting peasant workers and using harsh measures in their textile mill. The piece, citing old workers’ memories, paints a harsh portrait of the Thornton regime in pre revolution St Petersburg industries.
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Moscow
U.P
Leslie
Thornton
Evening Moscow
St. Petersburg
Russia
Horse Tagged in No Park Zone Wins His Freedom
A horse hitched to a buggy in a no-parking zone in Fairmont West Virginia received a tag from a jealous policeman. The owner rushed to police headquarters pleading the horse not be arrested, insisting the animal is not accustomed to such punishment. Both horse and driver were dismissed.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Baby Abandoned Found on Ash Dump in Richlands
Several young boys playing on an ash dump discovered a newborn baby’s body in Richlands Virginia. Investigators could not identify the baby's mother or owner.
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Richlands
U.P
Cranberries Named for Crane Like Neck Shape
The fruit cranberries derive their name from crane berries due to the curved stalk that resembles the neck of a crane. This origin links the berry to its distinctive growth habit and appearance observed in early classifications.
High Dice To Settle Bids in El Paso District
El Paso Aug 10 Roland Harwell manager of the El Paso County Water Improvement District invites eight printing firms to his office to roll dice for a bid on district printing. Winner takes all the contract. The plan aims to settle bids uniform by recovery code firms and could set a national precedent.
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EL Paso
Roland Harwell
el Paso County
Roosevelt
Texan Killed in Kansas City Identified Portrait Remains Sought
Authorities sought to ID a man about 60 found unconscious on a Missouri River bridge in Kansas City who died of a cerebral hemorrhage after likely being struck by a vehicle. He was 5 feet 11, about 150 pounds, with both arms tattooed and the initials WEH and Paso, Tex on the upper right arm.
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Kansas City
U.P
Paso
Tex
Friends Offer Blood for Smith Center Man
Ben Ellis a Smith County farmer was rushed 75 miles to a distant hospital after a heat incident. Doctors said a blood transfusion would be needed and within three days 157 units were arranged to aid his care.
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Smith Center
Kan. WA
Ben Ellis
Smith County
Ellis receives blood aid as recovery begins
Friends and neighbors gathered at the hospital to donate blood for Ellis. The first 86 units were rejected, with no reports on the second day. Ellis then began to recover as others prepared to travel 75 miles to help.
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Ellis
City Secretary Back From Vacation at New Mexico Site
LeVerne Calhoun city secretary treasurer returns from a vacation in New Mexico. Night schools were first successfully established in this country in the mid 19th century.
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LeVerne Calhoun
New Mexico
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Sweetwater
R. E
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the Palisades
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Cleveland
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N. Y
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NRA
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Amarillo
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