States Debts Top Billions in Nation’s Bonded Debt
A Bank of America survey shows U S state governments hold bonded debt of 1 558 742 492 68, or 73 89 per person, with New York leading at 320 991 000. Massachusetts and Illinois follow, while Kentucky Nebraska and Wisconsin carry little or no bonded debt. per capita rates vary regionally across divisions, with South Dakota highest at 93 95. The article also notes evolving views on science and religion, detailing debates around evolution and fundamentalist versus modernist interpretations, including remarks by Bryan and Potter in Tennessee.
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Reading Extraterritoriality in Speech and Bureaucratic Quirks
Charles P. Stewart discusses difficulties pronouncing extraterritoriality and how officials propose simpler terms like extraterritorial rights. The piece notes frustration at the State Department and notes American labor领导 Coolidge era context, highlighting pronunciation as a factor in diplomatic mentions.
Zion City and Voliva's flat earth beliefs
The text portrays Zion City leader Voliva enforcing strict control, promoting a flat earth view from a biblical four corners reference. It contrasts Voliva's dominance with Bryan and questions about religious salvation and personal conduct shaping one's fate.
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Accused Druggist Faces Manslaughter Charges in Harlan
A. L. Levendahl, 37, Harlan pharmacist, faces two counts of manslaughter after deaths of Fred Butts and Mrs. C. G. Swift from substances bought at his store. He waived action to the grand jury. tests by him and the state chemist reportedly exonerate him. Levendahl, a Highland Park graduate, has a long career in Bloomfield and Harlan.
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Oppose Rate Boost In Creston Nebraska
A large mass meeting of Northwestern Bell subscribers in Creston Neb urged residents to oppose the new telephone rates. A committee was formed to interview all attendees and push neighboring towns in Nebraska to take similar action against the rate increase.
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Secret testimony given in scopes case for record
Dayton Tenn July 20 eight ape thes of modern learning have given secret testimony to the Bible before Scopes defense attorneys. The scientists testified in affidavit form at the mansion home of Clarence Darrow. They included Maynard Metcalf John Hopkins and W A Kepner among others. The testimony aims to show evolution does not deny divine ordination and will be entered into the trial record as the case resumes after recess.
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Weather forecast for July 18 to 28 period
Foster's Weekly Weather Bulletin warns of a storm wave around July 22 driving a ten day period with heat ahead of the storm. Central regions face extreme temperatures and hot winds. storms near the Great Lakes expected. a sharp cool wave follows. High winds and rapid moisture loss threaten plant conditions across central to eastern areas.
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Fragments of People and Notices From Knoxville 1925
A collage of odd remarks and notices appears from Knoxville Tennessee and other places. The item mentions a man driving carefully and a girl who married him after being run over, a neighbor being whipped, and a ship from Australia with three kangaroos aboard. It also notes France addressing debts and warns about sports and boxing. Also listed are executors appointed in estate matters for Mrs Margaret Corey and Jens CL Rab museen in district court filings.
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Man and Wife Take Jaunt Along Atlantic Leadboard
A brief travel log from July recalls a Norfolk to Boston voyage aboard the Athintic 3. The writer describes sea conditions, sea sickness, and lighthearted passengers while passing Long Island, noting Norfolk harbor and Hampton Roads’ historic significance and modern port facilities.
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