Thunderstorm Kite String Floods Controversial Claim
A thunderstorm kite string discharge tale is discussed with physics expert Professor Webb noting currents from wet strings can vary greatly. He says full power could be deadly, while partial discharges might not. The story remains debated but persists in public imagination.
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Franklin
Webb
Columbia University
Department of Physics
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College Athletics Pact Reaches In Butte Conference
The Butte collegiate conference ends disputes between Missoula and Bozeman colleges. Agreement to resume athletic relations and intercollegiate contests centers on Butte as neutral host. Montana's state sportsmanship and community support praised as youth readiness for future competition.
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Butte
Missoula
Bozeman
Amer- Urit
Montana
State College
Franklin and His Kite Legend Faces Skeptics
The piece notes debated claims about the Franklin kite tale with Professor McAdie of Blue Hill Observatory arguing a coroner would have inquired over Franklin’s remains. Professor Jewett of Brooklyn argues the story may be factual, suggesting Franklin could have received a secondary discharge from the key rather than a fatal primary shock. A Russian scientist’s attempt to repeat the experiment is referenced.
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George Washington
William Tell
Professor McAdie
Blue Hill Observatory
Boston
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McAdie
Proessor Jewett
Brooklyn
A Little Pre Christmas Sermon
A Christmas message urges charity to the poor and distressed as the season of giving. It calls on readers to serve others and support the annual fund to spread happiness to the hovel hospital lazaretto and jail with care and efficiency.
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Shop Early Urged As Stores Extend Evening Hours
Butte and Anaconda store openings stretch to 9 pm as Christmas gifts loom. Cold spell eases, shoppers urged to buy now for better selection and dependable service, avoiding last minute rush and overworked clerks.
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Doctor Dolittle Encounters Nightshade in Hidden Hollow
The Doctor rests at a brookside hollow after lunch and meets Nightshade the vixen with three cubs. A starling hints at upcoming pursuit by fox hounds in tomorrow’s tale.
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Shortlake
Grantchester
Appledyke
John Dolittle
Nightshade
Puddleby
Starling
the Doctor
Lightfoot Outsmarts the Hunter in Forest Ambush
Lightfoot the Deer senses a hunter nearby and uses wind and stealth to circle back. The hunter, skilled and sportsmanlike, tracks Lightfoot and plans a fair contest of wits. Both test each other as the chase tightens and the trap edges closer.
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Jay
Sir William Orpen Sends Women a Christmas Gift
The English painter Sir William Orpen proclaims faces reveal thought and character, saying beauty grows as virtue increases. He argues portraits show inward decency and intelligence, not mere features, and urges inner peace and charity as true beauty.
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Sir William Orpen
Sir William
Agricultural Body to Meet January 5
The president's agricultural commission will reconvene in Washington on January 5 to craft a permanent program. Immediate livestock relief recommendations are expected. Cattle industry and cooperative marketing will be the first focus, with plans for a conference with presidents of twelve federal land banks.
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President's Agricultural Commission
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
Carey
Federal Land Banks
Commission
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Bogey Solving Time
Puzzle notes by Ruth von Puhl and Catherine Manck describe a three letter word filled morning grid. The theme highlights easy clues bridging gaps and lists across and down entries from Band to Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle.
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Catherine
Manck
Negro Runs Amuck in Missouri Killing One, Wounding Three
A man described as a negro ran amuck in Deering Missouri killing one and critically wounding three others. The victims were hospitalized at Cape Girardeau Missouri as relayed by Associated Press reports from St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Deering
Cape Giradeau
Horoscope for Friday December 19 1924
Venus in good aspect but Uranus sun Mars and Jupiter adverse. counsel favors mood control and activity. Theaters may profit today with large audiences and strong acting. In love avoid trifling. loans and risky finances discouraged. caution for Sagittarians in business. children may be hard to manage.
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