Solar heat variations studied by Smithsonian for past 20 years
Discussion notes the uncertain cause of solar heat changes, with limited predictability. Historical remarks cover sun spot activity in 1920 and 1921, early instruments around 1880, and that since 1905 observations improved, with Smithsonian stations in Arizona and Chile since 1920 forming the only continuous global dataset.
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United States
Abbott
Solomon
Langley
Smithsonian Institution
Arizona
Chile
Smithsonian
Attractions of Alaska excite visitors and world audiences
President Harding’s Alaska visit frames the state as a land of growth and promise. A National Geographic bulletin highlights summer Yukon travel, blooming towns, bathhouses, bird boxes, and gardens, while Fairbanks showcases electric lights, an agricultural college, and modern amenities. The city seeks roads, railways, and coal-field investment, asserting, Give us the railway and motive power and we will pay the nation's war debt.
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Harding
Fairbanks
Massachusetts
Boston
Sun’s Delinquency Sparks Cooling Fore bodings
The Sun’s alleged heat loss is debated as a possible 3 percent drop, with farmers fearing a cool spring. Dr. C. G. Abbott of the Smithsonian suggests temp changes may be brief and a recovery could begin in a few months or one to two years. Sun spot activity since 1917 hints at a renaissance around 1928.
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C. G. Abbott
Smithsonian Institution
Abbott
Old
Egypt
Babylonia
Pictures for Posterity and the History Film Project
A move to create a government funded permanent archive of motion pictures covering U S history. President Harding supports congressional appropriations to collect preserve and catalogue existing and future films from 1900 onward including a McKinley inauguration reel. Producers back the effort, promising vaults and access for schools colleges and publishers.
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United States
Washington
McKinley
Hays
Harding
Congress
April Motor Record Shows U S Car Output Soars
The April motor trade set a new high with 364000 cars and trucks produced, 10000 above March and 66 percent higher than April 1922, signaling broad prosperity as dealers move 1300000 used cars and total transportation units reach about 4500000. Alfred Reeves cites 3208000 vehicles in the year to April 30.
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Alfred Reeves
National Automotive Chamber of Commerce
Reeves
Alaska court tale of love and money in Holmquist case
Testimony portrays Axel Holmquist as a changed man after marital strife with Anna, with witnesses detailing his jealousy and demands that Anna bar Fred from the house. Anna repeatedly promised to remarry Holmquist despite ongoing alimony and financial tensions, while Fred was retained in the household and sometimes called “Papa.”
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Haley
Papa
Fred
Anna
Axel
Axel Wa
Axel Holmquist
Johanneburg
Scandinavia
Douglas
Juneau
Cape Town
Johannespurg
Fred Olxen
Lantey
Butte
Mary Wicherstrom
Anna Holmquist
Sam
Hofmanlst
Dover Road at Missoula Masquers Club
The Dover Road farce at Broadway theater features Mr Latimer played by Roger Williams and an amateur cast from the University Masquers. The play follows a whimsical bachelor on the Dover road as he contemplates a second marriage, with strong acting and valuable lessons about looking before leaping.
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Latimer
Roger Williams
Dramatic Organization
Dover ‘Road
Einstein Theory Lecture At Montana Society Meeting
Prof Charles from the School of Miner spoke on relativity at a Montana Society gathering in courthouse rooms last night. He called relativity the greatest scientific advance in years and said ether is no longer needed for explaining phenomena. Mr Blackburn kept the audience attentive as discussion followed and engineers noted the death of Jesse R Wharton with regret and praise for his sterling qualities.
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Nstein
Montana Society
Charles
Miner
Einstein
Blackburn
Jesse R. ‘Wharton
Nie
Citias
Flood and Fire Devastate Hot Springs City
Telegrams report Hot Springs Arkansas hit by flood and tornado fire, with entire city endangered. Grand Rapids hotel destroyed, Marquette block half gone, and 17 killed as fire department struggles to fight the blaze amid enormous property damage.救
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Presa
ST. Louis
William Baxter Jr
Southwestern Division
American Rea Cross
Hot Springs
Ark
Baxter
Kansas City
American Telephone and Telegraph
Ans
Grand Rapids Hotel
Marquette
Allard Examines Crippled Tots in Butte Clinic
Dr Allard leads a study of crippled children in Butte as part of a joint committee on treatment. The slate includes 12 children examined today at Murray's hospital with plans for further clinics at Dea Spene and other sites. The effort, backed by local business leaders, aims to improve muscle training and therapy for affected youngsters with costs often borne by families and supporting auxiliaries.
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Hatte
Cripplafer
Wiente
Dr. Allard
Sausut
Cnet
Huttn
Billings Caplia Rage
Murray's Hospital
Sigee Sus
Aconda
Dea
Butte
Ates
Tg Moe
Rhee
Sars
Cody Mire
Mae Mise Tisele Davie
Sfusor Stenn Airasal Gensberger
Sire Sheath
Bank
X Mulard
Billings
Blind Newsman Hurt After Auto Hit Near Broadway
Hubert Winnie, a Columbus news dealer, was struck by a truck at Broadway and Maly Street while crossing, leaving him with bruises and abrasions. Rescuers freed him after witnesses called for help as the vehicle slowed and stopped. He was removed to Columbin hospital for treatment.
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Soit
DE. G
Hubert Winnie Sina
Cithouel
Winuniter
Wyoming Street
Columbin
Broadway
Winaminter
Nefattie
Vniehoer Mrudgene
Dr. Bryant
Orfcen
Anaconda Pioneer Burglars Visit Dead From Cancer Minor's Store
George Ses trich a long time Anaconda resident died yesterday at St. Ann's hospital after a prolonged illness. He was born in Austria and settled in Anaconda in 1888. Surviving are his wife and eight children, with many relatives in the area. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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George Session
Anaconda
St. Ann's Hospital
Sextrich
Austria
America
Pittsburg
Misa Dora Frankovich
T. J. Dunba
Denver
Coluolnville
Deer Lodge
Helen
Katherine Rosemary
Johanna
Joseph
Thomas
Sestrich
Peter and Paul Society
Woodmen of the World
Mill and Smeltermen Union
Seatrich
East Commercial Street
Auto wrecks leave several injured in Meaderville
A sequence of crashes near Meaderville left Mike David with a broken leg at St James hospital and James Harvey with a broken leg. Tom Bennett remained jailed on county attorney orders as authorities investigated the two incidents linked to last week's deadly crash involving Steve Des Jardins.
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Heglund
Mike David
Meaderville
St. James Hospital
James Harvey
Wilson’ Avenue
Tom Bennett
Arthur Bennett
Steve Des Jardins
Sennett
George Dobbins
Wiliam Glass
Harvey
Glass
Gregory Riddle
South
Montana Street
Borelli
Taylor Returns From Western Convention
H. Taylor, manager of the J. C. Y company, returned home after attending the western convention in Portland with district managers. He said orders for fair merchandise were placed at the event and that the company plans to open 100 new stores next year, amid widespread enthusiasm.
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H. Taylor
J. C. Y Company
Portand
United States
Mir Eigier
J.C. Penney
Anaconda News in Brief Highlights Local Movements
Mrs. James H. Graham plans a Spokane visit to see friends. Sam Emmons of Hardin, who had been visiting Anaconda, returned home due to his mother’s illness. J. M. Minor departs for Louie Kentucky for a month. Jake Larsen of Spokane was in Anaconda on business. Harry Tyack of Butte visited for business. Martin Dreivelbin of Butte conducted business in Anaconda. Stephen Tiy, president of the Montana state federation, returned to Helena after a weekend in Anaconda. Ruth Christianson started as stenographer in Rodgers & Rodgers, replacing Nettie Para King. Charles Gornam, recently ill at St. Ann’s hospital, shows some improvement.
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Main Street
Jimmy
James O'Donnell
Martin Fipni
Pelestinor
Montana
Iti
Otlock
Minor By
Delock
Sam Emmons
Hardin
J. M. Minor
Louie
Visi
Harry ‘Tyack
Butte
Anaconda
Martin Dreivelbin
Charles Gornam
St. Ann's Hospital
Foley Company Trial Package Offer
Advertisement offering a trial package from Foley & Co at 2885 Sheffield Ave Chicago. Readable requests ask for name and address to receive Foley products including Honey and Tar Compound Kidney Pills Cathartic Tablets and cleansing cathartic for various ailments.
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Onous
Human Zoo Ballad Fragment by Batchelor and Wiebe
Fragmentary literary piece featuring Bancroft and Groh in a tense, metaphorical scene. The text reads as a dramatic, improvised exchange with evocative phrases and partial dialogue. No clearly defined event or outcome is present.
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Eva’ Langworthy
Mr. Latimer
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Rane Mores
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Nicholas ‘Theodore Ramsey
Dover Road
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Spokane
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