Scientist at Johns Hopkins Lectures Declines Invite
A 1923 article notes a self proclaimed Austrian scientist faces limited support as Yale, Harvard, Princeton and others decline to join reception committees. Johns Hopkins invites him to speak but remains cautious, while biologists deem his work unsound though he remains confident in his claims.
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Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Columbia
Karemerer
Johns Hopkins
Cock Orler
Outlook for 1924 Bright as Experts See Trade Gains
Friday editorial notes a favorable economic view with Hoover's report cited. George E. Roberts of National City Bank sees world stability improving, Europe opening markets, and the Orient awakening. U S industry to lead in machinery, farming steady but slower growth, with Europe remaining the largest market.
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America
Hoover
George E. Roberts
National City Bank
New York
Europe
Roberts
Canada
United States
England
Skeptical Scientists and Color Changing Creatures
Scientists doubt claims of new coloration and form changes in amphibians. Dr Kammerer, visiting Vienna biologist, asserts a method to alter frogs newts and salamanders. American biologists dismiss the demonstrations as improbable with little interest.
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Cook
Paul Kammerer
Kammerer
Missouri
The Confusion of Tongues in Radio Broadcasts
Radio demonstrates the need for a universal language as broadcasts from England reach listeners worldwide. While understandable to Americans, many in France Germany and Italy do not grasp the messages. Esperanto or Volapuk seem unlikely. English shows global influence, aided by American and British stations.
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England
France
Germany
Italy
Mexico
Cana
Globe
Remembering Patrick Cuddihy Anaconda civic leader
A long obituary honors Patrick Cuddihy for his civic service in Anaconda. He served on the school board and in various official roles, valued for wisdom, honor, and nonpartisan dedication. The piece notes his influence in city and county politics, his broad citizenship, and the community’s affection as age diminished his vigor.
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Patrick Cuddihy
Anaconda
Cuddihy
Raggedy Ann Outsmarts Goblin in Cookie Capers
Raggedy Ann disguises herself to rescue Snitznoodle from Hookle the Goblin. Raggedy Andy and Cookie people strike as the goblin is distracted by a pretend sale of cream puffs and jelly tarts. Snitznoodle remains captive until the plan succeeds. An ant can lift 1,000 times its weight.
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Hookie
Raggedy Andy
Raggedy Ann
Hookle
Snitznoodle
Gobin
Snitznoodl
Raggedy Ann Lim
New apparatus may answer question of ocean salt content
Washington report on a Bureau of Standards device to measure ocean salinity using electrical resistance. Coast guard cutters will survey North Atlantic waters for salt content and current data. Gulf Stream and Labrador current salinity differences may aid iceberg detection. surface water warmth contrasts with cold deep water. Tampa crew swam near a large iceberg as water reached 72 degrees.
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Washington
Coast Guard
North Atlantic
Bureau ‘of Standards
Gulf Stream
Tropicaud
Labrador
Greenian
Tampa
Horoscope for December 21 1925 predicts caution and turbulence
The horoscope warns that artistic and empathetic people should avoid despair and risky ventures on this day. It foresees anxiety in trade planning, danger to love affairs, and a generally unlucky period for social, professional, and domestic relationships. It urges restraint and avoidance of speculative financial efforts.
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Priday
Vsnstarion
McClure
Oday
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Grover Cleveland
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