Ship Subsidy Considered Amid Rural Delivery Debate
Washington dispatch reports House and Senate debate over a ship subsidy to promote commerce and a plan to replace salary-based rural free delivery with a contract system. Key figures include Senators Frye, Nan, Clay, and Bayon. Representatives Hedge, Tawney, and Crumpacker express mixed views on Cuba policy, tariff, and suffrage reform as Roosevelt thumbs the permanent Census Bureau setup. If approved, 1,200 of 3,000 clerks may be cut.
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Clay
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Bayon
House of Representatives
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Nevada
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Hedge
Iowa
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Cuba
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Minnesota
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Crumpacker
Indiana
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Cosgesat
French scientists discuss cheap gold manufacture claim
Paris researchers debate a possible new process to synthesize gold from cheap substances. French alchemy advocates Joillvet De Lussus and Heoghe report producing half an ounce in six months, while Berthelot urges caution pending full details and product analysis.
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Heoghe
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Landmark clash with skyscraper plan on Broadway
New York faces crowding as the Tabernacle on 34th Street and Broadway is set to yield to a 20 story hotel and a new National City Bank tower. The Etroadway Tabernacle will move its services by May 1 while wreckers begin demolition for the five million dollar project on the old customs house site. A bank and trust company will occupy lower floors with a safe deposit vault above.
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New York
Ecity
Debt in Wartime Debts and Uncertain Peace Looms
Aged debt notes linger as war weariness grows. Na waing war opus BST expects tribute from various toys including Ko Rigsbert. The town says a debt thought extinguished in 1511 has been extended due to unforeseen circumstances and fears ongoing conflict across Europe.
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Varigua Toys
Ko Rigsbert
Stoltiog
Konigsterg
Europe
Principality of
Lichtenstein
Prussia
Wear
Across Siberia to St Peverabuarg by rail and steamers
The journey from Vladivostok to St Peverabuarg covers 6,077 miles with a $123.75 fare. A "train de iixe" is due in ten days featuring sleeping and dining cars. Since the Siberian railroad is unfinished, hundreds of miles are traveled by lake and river steamer.
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Vladivostok
St Peverabuarg
Minevere
Wall Paper II ideas for ruin era rooms and ceilings
The article outlines methods for choosing wall coverings for colonial and period interiors. It discusses using nonstriped solid papers, ceiling and wall treatment without borders, and creative approaches like papering ceilings with walls to avoid molding in low ceilings. It favors textured papers over plain backgrounds and gives color guidance for rooms, furniture, and lighting.
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Papta
Homemade Shampoo Mixture For Hair Care
A simple shampoo recipe is described using borax dissolved in hot water mixed with strained lemon juice and a well beaten egg yolk. Apply this mixture into the scalp and rinse several times. Trainwater is preferred for washing hair, and boiling water is advised if ordinary water is unavailable.
Probate Judge certifies treasury inspection report
A scanned probate court notice authenticates the treasury inspection report dated March 7th in the county probate court. Signed by Judge Janas A. Betiles with official seal and hand stamp, the document confirms the inspection findings and the true copy is on file.
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Arngas Cornry
Anticipated the Permission in Humorous Wedding Tale
A Duluth clergyman recalls a wedding prank when a rough looking man brought a bride to the ceremony. Laughter erupts as the groom blurts out he already “did it” before arriving, and the minister struggles to maintain decorum during the humorous fake rite.
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Klas
Parson
Duluth News Tribune
Radiation Luminescence of Gases and Radioactive Salts
The article describes how radioactive substances in closed air or solutions with barium salts make gases luminous. It explains ionizing radiation causing luminescence in magnesium or other gases, noting pressure thresholds around 33 and 44 millimeters to start glow and color variations with different setups.
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