Missing Persons Depart ment Aids Reunions In 1260 Requests
A metropolitan paper reports that in 1260 aid requests to locate missing persons, 163 inquiries succeeded. Many reunions occur, though not all cases reach public notice as responses reach individuals directly and are not disclosed.
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California Fig Syrup for Constipation in Babies
A vintage mother’s remedy advises using genuine California Fig Syrup to relieve constipation in infants. It promises quick action for feverish breath coated tongue and diarrhea, noting the syrup’s pleasant taste and clear dosing directions on the bottle.
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California
Birthday Confusion Among Hostess and Lady Friend
In Stray Stories a hostess asks about the birthday being celebrated and the Lady Friend notes they have marked the occasion before. The hostess replies it is her favorite birthday, revealing a playful social vignette.
Army Air Service Plans World Flight Encircling Globe
Major General Mason Patrick leads a plan for four American crewed World Cruiser flights from Washington to Seattle later retracing coasts of Canada Alaska Japan and India to Europe and back to Washington. The mission aims to prove long distance air travel feasibility and promote aviation defense. Maj. Frederick L. Martin commands a Douglas World Cruiser with six legs and multiple alternates.
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H. A. Halvorsen
Carliste Walsh
Siberia
John A. Macready
Oakley G. Kelly
Jacksonville
Fla
James H. Doolittle
John P. Richter
Kelly
Mac
Melbourne
Australia
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Spokane
New Orleans
Origin of Honeymoon As A Word Meaning
The origin of the word honeymoon is debated with old tales linking hydromel drinking by Teutons or Attila the Hun to a honey month after marriage. Modern philology suggests no month reference, only the changing moon, yet honeymoon now denotes the period after marriage often spent away from home.
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Coffee Rooms Thrown Into the Sea
Historical note traces coffee from Arabia and Abyssinia to Mecca kaveh kanes, where politics and religion were discussed. Kair Bey orders closures, leading to executions. Cairo's sultan approves, and Constantinople bans public houses with brutal reprisals for reopening.
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Abyssinia
Avicenna
Kaveh Kanes
Mecca
Kair Bey
Embarrassing Moment at Dinner Party
A shy hostess introduces a stranger as the man her husband says is married for money. The guest reveals he himself is the clever friend in question, turning the social setup on its head with a witty self reference.
Lifes too short to be spent in nursing animosities
A proverbic reflection contrasts youth and age, urging avoidance of lingering resentments. It asserts life’s brevity and that perception of age outpaces actual years, delivered in concise aphoristic style.
Garden in a Bank Enclosure Displays Fountain Feature
A garden and a fountain are described within the Bank of England enclosure, noting a tranquil landscape area nestled inside the bank surroundings.
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Bank of England
Forests Shield Climate And Soil Health, Says Service
The forest service states that removing trees alters climate and soil fertility. Forests help moderate temperatures, prevent soil erosion, reduce flood risk, and enable cultivation of land that would become arid without trees.
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Forest Service
Russian Chemist Makes Strong Wire From Salt
A Russian scientist claims to have produced wire stronger than steel from rock salt by heat induced structural changes that arrest crystal decay. The method supposedly increases durability and ductility many fold and could transform metals if applied widely, enabling faster trains and quicker ships.
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London
Australia
Long Hike on Stilts in the Damp Lands of Landres
The people of Landres France, mainly farmers and shepherds, spend most of life on stilts due to wet soil and floods. Stilts strap below the knees with five foot raised feet and a three foot pole for balance. Women are skilled as men, courting couples stride to trysting places on stilts. Silvain Dornon, a baker, walked Paris to Moscow on stilts in 58 days.
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Landres
France
Silvain Dornon
Paris
Moscow
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