Boundaries Move Mount Ararat Within Turkish Territory
A 1932 Turkey Persia boundary treaty places both peaks of Mount Ararat inside Turkey. Separately, electr o chemical nerve impulses travel at about 400 feet per second. A Portland Street Railway row notes a pigeon’s escapade with a cat pass tied to its leg used to ride to work, with the family repeatedly testing the fare hack and losing three fares daily.
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Mount
Ararat
Turkey
Persia
Portland, Ore, Street Railway Co
Urban Kis Bat
Urban
the Traction Company
Mineral Personal Briefs Highlights Local Social Notes
Mrs Minnie Shingler and Mrs Lucy Shingler spent Saturday in Athens. Mr and Mrs Will Brooks of Athens were guests of their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Orland Ely Sunday, accompanied home by Mrs Brooks father William Sickles. Mrs Sylvia Addis ill with intestinal flu this week. Cc C Wolf visited Columbus on business. Mr and Mrs Thomas Parsons and Mrs Lydia Buckley attended funeral services for Charles Fitzer in Athens. Mrs Susie Weed of Zaleski spent last week with Mr and Mrs Lewis Younkins. Opal Lynch visited her mother Mrs Cora Lynch Monday night. Pear Ely of Hewitts Crossing moved Lafay ette Hewitt’s former dwelling near Mrs Martha French property to create a one story residence. Mr and Mrs James Carder announce birth of daughter Shirley Jane, with grandparents Mr and Mrs Cleve Snider and great grandparents Mrs Jane McLain. Ernest Crow, living with Mrs Dora Conkey’s family, visited his parents Mr and Mrs Zellman Crow. A birthday surprise for Mrs G L Stout included a large gathering and meals. Nellie Penrod ill last week. Rheba McDaniel Rosser and sons spent week with Frank McDaniel. Rosser moving to Athens to operate a barber shop. Nannie Addis and niece Hazel Addis in Athens on business. Mr and Mrs Vinton Bolen in Athens on business. Arthur Deeter Stewart, former Mineral resident, visited Thursday night. Charlies Brickles attended funeral of their nephew, child of Mr and Mrs Jason Brickles, who died of pneumonia. June Shingler and Miss Heldman attended a grange meeting in Stewart. Shingler served as pianist. Mrs Gala Carmen hosted Mrs Gladys Beveridge in New Marshfield Thursday.
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Minnie Shingler
Lucy Shingler
Athens
Will Brooks
Orland Ely
Brooks
William Sickles
Sylvia Addis
Cc. C. Wolf
Columbus
Thomas Parsons
Lydia Buckley
Charles Fitzer
Susie Weed
Zaleski
Lewis Younkins
Opal Lynch
Cora Lynch
Pear Ely
Hewitts Crossing
Lafayette Hewitt
Martha French
James Carder
Cleve Snider
Jane Mclain
Shirley Jane
Ernest Crow
Dora Conkey
Zellman Crow
Prise
G. L. Stout
Eddie Stout
Mae French
Arthur Antle
Grant Antle
P. B. Stout
Nellie Penrod
Rheba McDaniel Rosser and
Frank McDaniel
Rosser
Nannie Addis
Hazel Addis
Vinton Bolen
Arthur Deeter
Stewart
Mineral
Charlies Brickles
Jason Brickles
June Shingler
Miss Heldman
Grange
Gala Carmen
Gladys Beveridge
New Marshfield
Toby Finds a New World of Pleasantness in Manhattan
Toby moves into Harriet's bright apartment and feels a magical shift as life becomes kinder. Her studio success grows, Tim courts her with dinners and new places, including a dim mansion with a gypsy band, and nightly lights along a park drive frame a dreamlike, unreal Manhattan.
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Toby
Harriet
Mrs. Moeller
Tim
mid-Manhattan
Joby
Toby Ryan Finds Love With Handsome Tim Jamieson
In New York Toby Ryan revels in a blossoming romance as Tim Jamieson showers affection. He calls daily, kisses her cheek and temple, and promises to call tomorrow. Toby feels joy she has waited for and imagines a lasting happiness.
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Tim
Toby
Sweets
New York
Toby Ryan
Timothy Jamieson
Elephants Grow Permanent Tusks Like Regular Teeth
Elephants possess tusks that are true teeth and do not shed. Tusks continually grow from the incisor teeth, serving as tools for digging, stripping bark, and defense.
British Women Lacrosse Team Arrives in New York
The British women's lacrosse squad arrives in New York aboard the S S Aquitania to challenge U S teams. Pictured left to right are Miss D M Cumberlege Miss L Brown Miss M Lockley Miss N Leaf Miss M Newbold and Miss I J Davies smiling as they reach the harbor.
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New York City
S. &. Aquitania
United States
D. M. Cumberlege
L. Brown
M. Lockley
N. Leaf
M. Newbold
I. J. Davies
Personal notices from Carbon Hill residents span births visits and gatherings
Mrs and Mrs Wayne Johnson and son BrileyKay visited Mr and Mrs Wiliam Briley over the weekend. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Roscoe Evans on Friday March 20. Many locals attended the play My Mother-in-Law on March 27. Numerous social calls and weekend visits involve Blache Smith, Lt H Palmer, Ed Smith, Donald Yates, Burt Green, Garnet James, Ermina Stacy, D O Sparnow, Walter Richardson and Connie Beth, Logan, Zanesville, Gibisonville, and Haydenville.
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Wayne Johnson
Briley Kay
Wiliam Briley
Roscoe Evans
Blanche Smith
Lt. H. Palmer
Bremen
Ed Smith
Hattie Smith
West Va
Delbert Coe
Garnet James
Ermina Stacy
D. O. Sparnow
Logan
Walter Richardson
Connie Beth
Zanesville
Lester Briley
Paul Carr
Carben Hill School
Gibisonville
Glen Stacy
Wayne
Lewie Lowes
Teddy
Arthur Dawley
Max
Clarence Rashun
Eloise
Helen Shelby
Geraldine Caroll
Harold Gastin
Haydenville
Russel Devol
Kathryn Horn
Fred Horn
Grant Hospital
Columbus
James Evans
Lancaster
Annabelle Blake
Sand Run
Adrienne Devol
Opal Devol
Dickie
Clarence Reider
Belle Devol
Rachel Sweazy
Lulu Lloyd
Birthday Honored By Middleport Family
Mrs. C. L. Brooks entertained Sunday evening at her home on Sixth and Main with a 1 o'clock dinner honoring Mr. Brooks birthday anniversary. Guests included Rev. Clarence Swgringen and wife, two sons Clarence Jr and Marty, daughter Jean, Charlie L Brooks Jr, Mrs. Brooks, and the guest of honor.
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Middleport
C. L. Brooks
Mr. Brooks
Clarence
Gringen
Clarence, Jr
Marty
Jean
Charlies L. Brooks, Jr
Brooks
Who Pays a Tax in a Complex System
An analysis explains direct and indirect taxation, who bears the burden, and how taxes are shifted or absorbed. It notes income taxes and land taxes are direct, while indirect taxes may be passed through higher prices, with effects on consumers and producers and the difficulty of tracing who ultimately pays.
Cambridge Library News That It Ranks Third Worldwide
The new Cambridge library in England stands as the world’s third largest, housing 1,500,000 volumes plus vast manuscripts and ephemera. Separately, the Culebra cut of the Panama Canal used 890 tons of explosives, with a single blast employing 26 tons of dynamite.
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Cambridge
Eng
Culebra
Panama Canal
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