How Science Made Air Asset to the Farmer
Dr F G Cottrell of the U S Fixed Nitrogen Research Laboratory notes that 44 percent of the world nitrogen compounds will be produced directly from atmospheric nitrogen this year. The article traces how nitrogen is fixed by bacteria and by chemical processes, highlighting lightning chemistry, the cyanimide route, and the German Haber process yielding ammonia from nitrogen and hydrogen under high pressure.
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F. G. Cottrell
U. S
Fixed Nitrogen Research Laboratory
Washington
Bredly
Lovejoy
Germany
Cottrell
Mutilated Body Found Near Maddux Farm
In Chattanooga Tennessee on October 12 a farmer, John Denny Maddux 49, missing since last Thursday, was found dead in the woods near his home. A search party located the body Sunday afternoon and George Privett was arrested hours later charged with the crime.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
John Denny Maddux
Maddux
George Privett
Bouknight’s Black-Draught Relief for Indigestion
Ballentine South Carolina resident W B Bouknight recounts using Thedford’s Black-Draught after marriage to treat indigestion from fast eating. He reports improved digestion, relief from bloating and fatigue, and rapid cold and bile relief, endorsing the remedy after several days of use.
Irish Rose Groom Renames Self to Schwartz for Jewish Bride
George Joseph Healey of New York has changed his name to Schwartz to marry Ida Weinberg a Jewish woman. An Irish Brooklyn woman claims she married the former Irishman in 1919 and Ida now says her romance is eff.
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George Joseph Healey
New York
Jerusalem
Schwartz
Ida Weinberg
Brooklyn
Ida
Revived Oil Town Sprouts Three Miles From Lost Lavoye
In Sheridan Wyoming, Old Lavoye vanished within eight months as oil wealth transformed nearby fields. A new Lavoye arose three miles away after derricks sprouted on the site. Legal battles over land rights ended when a federal judge ruled the townsite belonged to the Ohio Oil Company, prompting relocation of structures and economic shift.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Dcc
Old Savaye
Toady
Lavoye
Wyoming
Joseph Levoye
Old Levoye
Salt Creek
Levoye
Ohio Oil Company
Savaye
Washington
T. Blake Kennedy
Teapot Dome
Harry Sinclair
Oill Company
Encouragement for Suffering Women and Mothers
Mrs. Leon Sawyer of Miami Florida endorses Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for women in inward weakness. She says nine bottles helped her recover strength and health after childbirth and urges others to obtain it at local drug stores or seek free medical advice from Dr. Pierce.
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Dr. Pierce
President Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Revolt Feared Over Oil Town Relocation
The townsfolk chose to abide by the decree moving the oil community. Old Lavoye’s black gold thrives while its founder claims no share. The split remains bitter, threatening future unrest in the oil fields.
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Savaye
Old Lavoye
Annual Fox Hunt Meets Near Culloden in Georgia
James K. Hogan of Macon invites fox hunters of Americus and nearby areas to the annual hunt nine miles south of Yatesville in Upson county near the Butler Thomaston highway. Hogan, secretary treasurer of the Georgia Fox Hunters Association, says grounds owners have turned over the site and big times are planned. Participants are urged to meet Monday morning October 26.
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Yatesville
Upson County
Butler-Thomaston
Hogan
Georgia Fox Hunters’ Association
Former Arkansas congressman found dead in bed
Marvel Ark Oct 13 Robert Bruce Macon former congressman from Arkansas first district 1903 1913 was found dead in bed at his home death due to heart disease He was 66 and had practiced law and served in the state legislature. Collaboration of Greek women marks Golden Rule Sunday Dec 6 in aid of Near East refugee orphans Mrs Pennybacker will inspect relief work in Greece and Palestine for 45000 American women's clubs coordinating support for schools and orphans.
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Marvel
Ark
Robert Bruce Macon
Arkansas
Macon
Refgee
Near East
Enlist Greek Women in Relief Work Arrives in Athens
Mrs. Percy Pennback of Austin Texas arrives in Greece as chair of the National Women's Committee of the Near East Relief to enlist Greek women in relief work. The move aims to mobilize local support and organize aid efforts amid ongoing humanitarian relief.
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Athens
Percy Pennback
Austin
Texas
National Women’s Committee of the Near East Relief
Greece
Society Debate: Women’s Roles Questioned in Public Life
The remark contends that a woman’s place is in the home and suggests disruption follows when she steps beyond traditional boundaries, reflecting tensions over gender roles and social expectations.
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Baglelache
Culloden
James K. Hogan
Americus
Americus, Ga
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