Human body emits X ray from own energy says Goodspeed
Philadelphia report details Professor A W Goodspeed of the University of Pennsylvania claiming human hands emit rays observable with X ray apparatus. He describes experiments using Crookes tube and black box method to photograph emanations from the body and notes absorption and transformation of energy in a lightless setup.
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A. W
Weemvery
Arshile W. Goodspeed
Randal Aorgan Laboratory of Physes
University of Pennsylvania
Philadel-phia
New York
Goodapeed
Mylyntes
Goolapeed
Aesties
Pentinnor Choottepoed
Pisa
Mac Limpett
Goodspeed
Crogke
Professor Goodepeed
Proformor Goodspeed
Nike
Alwalpte
X Rage
Iiteelt
Corte Developments
Rovptgen
Sctertigts
Ragnite
Gulllux
Shamrock II Cup Challenger Analyzed in Detail
A British sourced view on the new cup challenger Shamrock II, detailing its width, beam, stern design, and bow refinements. The analysis notes a broader stern, longer overhang, and a deeper hull, suggesting faster windward potential and striking beauty compared with Shamrock I and Columbia, though final speed remains to be proven at sea.
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Wnchor
Tompkineville
Petintioalé
Sasa Jol H. Speare
New York
London
Leon
Columbia
Piso
Wiese
Xivitar Ines
Jndry
Roosevelt Receives Vast Array Of Gifts At White House
A flood of gifts arrives for President Roosevelt during his White House stay, including totem poles, Pueblo pottery, Navajo blanket, a silver plated item from California, and wildlife trophies. The collection reflects western and indigenous donors with items from Albuquerque, San Francisco, Colfax, and Sacramento. Roosevelt plans a summer visit to Oyster Bay with his family including the family dog and Spaiah, a beloved pet.
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New York
Dudias
Albuquerque
Tiestine
Alvi
San Francisco
Colfax
Cal
Sharon Springs
Kin
Spaiah
Jossalyie
Roosevelt
Servia King Karageorgevitch’s Early Reign and Family Tavors
The new Servian king Peter Karageorgevitch focuses on his sons George and the family’s education and duties. In Geneva the king watched over studies, urged hard work, and pursued hunting trophies while maintaining open conduct, not sharing political talks with George.
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Ping Chena
Peter Karageoraevitch
Servia
George
New York Herald
Geneva
Borvin
Pére
Ushowe
Paris
Iho
Price
Montenegro
Dagen
Ilis
Henrt Martin
Michelet
Thiers
Bismarck
Catherine the Great
Election Judges Sentenced in Abbago Ward Case
Three election judges from the eighteenth ward were found guilty of conspiracy to permit repeated votes by lodgings house registrants and to exclude denied voters. Judge Thilge Carter ordered a term in county jail for Toke J. Kelley Harry O Don Ovan and Hiram B Sieming.
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Abbago
Henberint
Thilge Carter
Sugar Cane Yields Compare Cuba and Pera Ratios
Sugar cane yields are discussed with Cuba producing sixteen tons of cane for a ton of sugar, while Pera requires only twelve and a half. The note highlights efficiency differences in sugar production between the two locations using concise figures.
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Cuba
Pera
Man renews seventy nails with repeated taps
A man aged seventy works on nails with 188 renewals, each nail length measured at seven feet eleven inches, reflecting a curious long craft activity.
Map of Growing Grain Exhibit Displays United States Crops
A vast outdoor exhibit by the Bureau of Plant Industry showcases a geographic map of the United States grown in living crops. Spanning acres, the layout, boundary walks, and color demarcations illustrate crops by state, with bluegrass borders and white gravel promenades guiding visitors through simulated agricultural zones across fourteen states and territories.
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Chicago
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
J. A. Hrotia
W. J. Spilman
United States
Ciudler Pathy
Louisiong Pareluse
Wwe
Cml
Great Northwest
Kentucky
Washington
St Louis
Tito
Calvo
Reforming Gyyny to Reform England’s Gypsy Tribes
A noted reformer in England, Gypsy Reuben Smith, pursues cultural revival by training and guiding roaming groups. He has not bought land or colonized Obercon, but aims to wean the cypher from wandering habits and set them toward productive community roles.
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Reuben Smith
Raed
England
Cyuntry
Obercon
Fragments Signal Summer Delights and Storage Cues
The readable lines evoke seasonal transitions and domestic tasks as bags, chests, and fabrics are prepared for storage. The verse hints at summer gifts of linen and velvet, with references to packing away winter comforts and preserving cherished textiles for the coming warmth.
Alexander's Boyhood Stright and Determined Youth
A literary portrait traces the young Alexander of Belgrade, his strict upbringing under Milan and Queen Na mid, and his education amid political but unstable guardianship. The narrative recalls summers at a villa, the mission to learn diplomacy, and the pressures of royal expectations amid family tensions and public scrutiny.
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Alexander
Draga
Douglas Dawson
Tuebe
DW Education
Cays
Stephen Boneally
New York
RaeMpe
Belgrads
Mouabirndon
Kilkenny
Biarritz
Belgeade
M. Tiltrovo
Tuvan
Eitler
Milan
Mixauser
Min
Tolstoi on the Kishinev Massacre and Jewish Equality
Fragmented remarks attribute Tolstoyan views to Count Tolstel criticizing Kishinev outrages in Russia. The text condemns government propaganda and calls for unity against violence, drawing parallels to Armenian atrocities and urging moral responsibility for state actions and anti Jewish prejudice.
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Kishford
Count Tolstel
Jewdah
Kishinetz
Russia
Rishinert
Kishinet
Kishinef
Strike disrupts Pittsburgh bakers with wage fight
June 13 report from Pittsburgh states Bakers' Union members have begun a strike, claiming 159 workers are involved and that turnout is rising. Several signatories of labor ballots have been cloned, while the strike aims to force all eating establishments to display wage labels and endorse wage demands.
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Pitter Hinkeren Strllee
Pittsbarg
Bakers’ Wali
Bees Prefer to Work in Darkness Despite Sunlight
Fragmentary historical note describes bees acting at night or in shade to regulate sugar and wax production. The text is garbled but suggests belief that darkness aids young bees and colony development.
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Sowden & Lyon
Mat, Vermont
Stephen Bonsal
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Failer
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