Mercury to gold transmutation doubt in New York view
The Anaconda Standard cites Professors Sheldon and Estey of New York University opposing Miethe's mercury to gold transmutation claims. They deem the Berlin tests scientifically dubious and doubt any practical realization, noting the Scientific American stance that such transmutation is unlikely under the described conditions.
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The French Dilemma and a Resigning Cabinet
A French cabinet led by Painleve resigns amid war strains in Africa and Asia Minor, facing a looming financial crisis. Caillaux champions a capital levy while opponents fear confiscation and economic hardship. discussions include paper money and bond issues to stabilize the franc, with key talks in Washington shaping the crisis.
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France
America
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Briand
Gold standard stands as fears of easy gold fade
The passage reassures readers that fears of science producing gold cheaply are unfounded. It asserts that the gold standard remains intact and signals that minting or collapsing value is not imminent, implying continued monetary stability amid speculative worry.
Monkeys and minds and a winter blizzard debate
The article surveys Yale and Johns Hopkins monkey experiments led by Dr. Harold C. Bingham, contrasting brain tests with a banana hooked by wire, and questions which side will claim greater intellect. It then shifts to a debate on religion, secularism, and politics amid a nationwide October blizzard and Al Smith’s influence, noting unrest in the East over coal issues and the Eleventh of November celebrations.
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Patty Field Named Second Woman U S Consul
Patty Field, a 24 year old from Denver educated at Radcliffe, becomes the second woman consul to be appointed by the United States government. She passed the diplomatic exams among 20 successful candidates from 120 applicants. The first woman consul, Myra Latcille Atcherson, Cleveland native, served in Washington and is now third secretary at the Legation in Herne, Switzerland.
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Amsterdam
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Columbus Redent
Washington
Legation
Herne
Switzerland
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Denver
Radcliffe
Peter Rabbit and the Wren Egg Mystery
In the Old Orchard Peter Rabbit suspects Jenny Wren and Mr Wren of egg destruction gossip. He watches Mr Wren’s tiny nest and spots eggs punched from holes in a tree. The tale ends with Peter doubting the rumor and reflecting that you never can tell.
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Weneve
Jenny Wren
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Carol the
Meadow Lark
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T. W. Bursese
Peta Territoriation Breeds Anti Foreign Feeling in China
Dr Willoughby of Johns Hopkins faculty argues extraterritorial rights inflict anti foreign sentiment in China. He says foreign courts deny Chinese authorities full jurisdiction, hindering prosecutions for perjury and contempt. He notes that set offs and counterclaims rely on Chinese court determinations amid limited Chinese legal power.
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Slow golf duel ends in comic misfire at the course
A pace slow golfer angered a rival by driving through him and sending a shot that split a bow into two. The incident escalates as a hot Kentucky sun and a drunken bug figure into a surreal, chaotic scene.
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October 29 1925 Astrology Forecast and Economy Note
The 1925 forecast warns labor unrest and wage declines in some industries while unemployment rises as winter approaches. It predicts high living costs, thrift as a virtue, and education becoming expensive. Despite gloom, marital and personal prospects vary, with Scorpio individuals facing a humdrum yet hopeful year.
Amateur Humor and Vignettes from a Montana Shop Page
A mixed page invites readers to submit original humor and epigrams with payments from $1 to $10 per contribution. It features jokes, cartoons, and a long collage of quips, quotes, and social banter, including captions about architecture costs, family dialogues, and local gossip with several named contributors and dated copyright 1925.
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Standard
Fun Shop
Park Street
Tutte
Montana
Heart and Home Problems and Dear Mrs Thompson
A collection of reader questions about loneliness after selling a home and living apart from family. Advice covers pursuing hobbies, staying near an independent daughter, and keeping engaged to ease solitude. Also includes two letters on approaching a love interest and how to attract his attention with practical steps.
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Mrs. Thompson
Poems That Live Up Hill Road Inn Verse
The poem asks if the road winds all the way and answers yes until the end. It questions the day's length and the darkness of night. It promises a resting place or roof for the slow hours and beds for those who seek them.
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