Crane Pacific Expedition Sails From Boston October 15
The Crane Pacific Expedition of the Field Museum will sail October 15 from Boston to the South Sea Islands the East Indies and Eastern Asia to collect specimens study tropical diseases and racial relations. Cornelius Grane of Chicago Ipswich Mass will head the trip aboard the yacht Thyria with Dr W J Most Harvard Medical School as medical adviser.
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Uniited Press
Boston
Crane Pacific
Field Museum of Natural History
Chicago
South Sea Islands
East Indies
Asia
Cornelius Grane
Ipswich
Mass
Thyria
W. J. Most
Harvard University Medical School
Perionnel
South Pacific
Western Pacific
Moss
Stephen C. Simm
Field Museum
Yucatan
Relaae
Mysterious Brandenburg Killings Terrify Local Area
A peddler and his wife were murdered and robbed on a road near Soldin in Brandenburg. Shortly after, a farmer’s horse died at the same spot as it neared the scene, whinnying before collapsing, marking a chilling coincidence in the troubled area.
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London
Soldin
Brandenburg
Texas sugar industry spends millions yearly in state for labor
The Texas State Manufacturers' association speaker lauds Texas sugar refining at Sugar Land, noting its payroll above 1 million dollars annually and 5.65 million paid in Cuban raw sugar import taxes. He highlights local schools, rail and road spending, and tax contributions, stressing reinvestment of profits into Texas industries and ports.
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Texas
KTLA
Plaza Hotel
San Antonio
G. M. Knebel
Texas State Manufacturers’ Association
South
United States
Southwest
Sugar Land
Houston
Imperial Sugar Company
Sugarland Industries
Imperial Sugar
Cuba
Sugarland
Mississippi River
Great Divide
Sugar Consumption Reflects Wealth Across Centuries
An early 20th century writer notes sugar as a prosperity gauge. With world consumption near 24 million tons for 2 billion people, about 24 pounds per person. The U.S. alone may use over 6.7 million tons, or around 104 pounds per person, signaling high per capita intake.
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United States
Tanlac touted as natural internal health remedy
A vintage health ad claims Tanlac restores internal health by stimulating digestive organs with roots, barks, and herbs. It promises relief from indigestion, constipation, pains, nausea, dizziness, and headaches, boosts appetite, and stresses drug-free composition with a money back guarantee if it fails.
What Texas Makes, Makes Texas Citizens Spend Local
A statement urges readers to buy Texas products to keep capital within the state and strengthen Texas commerce. It appeals to citizens to support local production to sustain the state's economic circulation and development.
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Texas
Return to Us as Individuals Phrase Ends Debate
A fragment emphasizes the goal of returning to readers as individuals. The passage suggests a collective process that respects personal identity while addressing broader concerns. No additional context or specifics are provided in the excerpt.
Police license plates to hide locations under new policy
Albany officials will no longer advertise their whereabouts by license plates. The State Motor Vehicle Commission imposes a policy barring letters on sheriff and police cars. Previously plates had no letters and were low numbered.
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United Press
Albany, N. Y
State Motor Vehicle Commission
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Pacific
Galveston
Texas City
Europe
Alexander the Great
Dioscordes
India
Arabia
Felix
Cochin China
Malay Peninsula
Bengal
Egypt
Sicily
Spain
Cyprus
Madeira
Canaries
Brazil
Haiti
Mexico
Bourbon
Louisiana
Amarillo
Edwards Studin
Polk
Dhotographs
Rye Phasasda
Wright Furniture & Mfg. CO
Polk Street
Taniac
Greer’ S Dept. Storer
Polkets
Regu
Jarett’s
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