Hired to Spend Ten Million For Social Help
John M. Glenn is appointed chief executive of the Russell Sage Foundation backed by a ten million endowment from Mrs Sage to improve living conditions among the poor. He comes from Baltimore to lead a major philanthropic effort with a board including Helen Gould and other notable figures.
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Houston Post
John M. Glenn Holie
Sage
Russell Bege Foundation
Glenn
Bage
Helen Gould
Baltimore
New York
Washington and
Isa University
Virginia
Meanante
Broadway
Superstiora
Chartties
National Conference of Charives and Corrections
State Conference of Charities
Johns Hopking University
Record Tail Cat Draws Attention at Exhibits
An eight month old Persian cat with a tall 18 inch wide tail is housed by J W Geltz of Ranier Valley and to be shown today at the A L Hall store on First avenue. Geltz, a Bedwell Cattery devotee from Ranier Reach, has long studied cats and believes this animal may be unique in its tail width. The black and white cat, unusually large for a house pet, features a dramatic tail as it explores its surroundings. Geltz hopes the tail will widen as the cat grows, though uncertainty remains.
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J W Geltz
Ranier Valley
Exhibl Minn
A L Hall
First Avenue
Geltz
Bedwell
Ralnier Reach
Lerge
Haase
Gellz
Straw Ride Party Leads Sheriff To Suspect Burglary
In Mel Vernon Georgia on August 21 a straw ride party ended with a capture after a burglary at Calhoun residence on Institute street. Miss Maggie Mae Ley and a companion reported a man fleeing, later identified as Lester O Conner. Miss Louheath and Miss McNair reported $20 missing from a purse, with O Conner initially denying involvement. He later claimed a black man accosted him, then produced two ten dollar bills from under a log.
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Mel Vernon
Mt Vernon
Mise
Maggie Mae Ley
Mr Calhoun
Institute Street
Calhoun
W E. Fountain
Mr Fountain
Leater O'Conner
Mra Calhoun
Louhéathe
Mrs Calhoun
Miss Lee
Miss McNair
Geiger
Lester O'Conner
O'Conner
Distance of the Stars Brightness and Distance Paradoxes
The article discusses that brightest stars are not always nearest. It notes Alph Centauri and Capella as paradoxes and explains binary star masses and luminosities. It cites recent measurements and suggests many bright stars can be distant, while faint stars may be close, challenging prior assumptions.
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Earth
Literary Digest
Knowledge and Scientific News
JE Gore
Capella
Greenwich Observatory
Howard Grubb
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Sta’s
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Eastman, Ga
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Alpha Centaur
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Atlast
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Erie
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Lucy Cobb Institute
Athens
M.rutherford
Georgia School of Technology
Georgia Tech
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Linden Ave
Coleman
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AIKEN
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Ee ‘Ambapfiler
Hegent Poadidinas
Stindudiog
Ae Enna
Conservatory
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Jeune
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