Future motorists may see color coded gasoline and broader supply
Chicago reports Dr Gustav Egloff contends future fuels will be produced by cracking varied sources such as petroleum shale oil and wood tars to extend supply for hundreds of years. He notes gasoline color will vary widely while performance improves with lighter and heavier components and new smells emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gustav Egioff
de. Extott
Egloiy
Raa
Exlu
Rhea Lowenstein Invitation Confuses Reader
Fragmentary advert text implies an invitation related to Rhea Lowenstein at a home recital on the Drive. The note includes garbled phrases such as ORL Vv PS and a question about meaning of dot, suggesting a misread line about Rhea’s sister and a cryptic cue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea Lowenstein
Rhea
Mrs Hall Visits Hartford After Not Guilty Finding
Mrs Frances Stevens Hall of New Brunswick New Jersey arrived in Hartford after a not guilty verdict in the Mitla cage case. She spent the weekend as a guest of Mr and Mrs T Belknap Beach of Prospect Avenue White River Junction attended a musical event hosted by Mrs John C Wilson on Prospect Avenue Saturday night. There was no special event in her honor as she came to rest, according to Mrs Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Frances Stevens Hall
New Brunswick
N. J
Mea. Hall
T. Belknap Beach
Prospectatrret
White
John C.wilson
Prospect Avenue
Hull
Beach
Demand for Labor Decreases In November States Bureaus Say
Hartford December reports show a slight fall in labor demand across five state employment bureaus. Only 69.8 percent of applicants secured positions in November, down from October’s 74.8, with men most affected. Total hires reached 2,993, including 510 men and 1,? women, from 4,050 applications. Hartford led with 1,296 applications for employment and 836 positions filled across bureaus in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
State Department
Asx
State Department of Labor
Lenda
Add
Blartford
New Frisen
Relugeport
Waterbury Ung
Miller elected in Howland's place on school board
Stratford notes show Walter Keeling as a nominee to replace Dr Howland on the Stratford school board, but Leo E Miller, a companion of Theodore Roosevelt on the River of Dow expedition, was elected to succeed Howland. Ludlow resigns from town council due to war injuries, with tabled action on his letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Fairfax Ludlow
Nia
Phat
Conneilman Ludlow
Awa
Bridgeport
A. B. Fy
DeKuyter Howland
Howland
Ludlow
Walter Keeling
Blowland
Gerett Sniffen
Keelinc
Keeling
Leo E. Mitler
Theodore Roosevelt
South America
Dow
Lowland
Theoe Mas
Ffarryr
Weir
Evening Star
Walter Redfern
Willy
Groom Vanishes Reappears Weds In Chicago
In Chicago on December 13 AP reports surgeon Frenzel explained he left his fiancée at the church to avoid four men who allegedly kidnapped and held him for 27 hours. He returned to his office to find Barbara Thelio waiting with two policemen as the mother-in-law joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Whilam Frenzel
Prsoner
Harbara ‘Trhelio
Four Fined for Bribing Coast Guards in Newark
Federal Judge Clark sentenced four Allende City residents, among twenty defendants convicted of conspiring to violate the Prohibition Act by bribing coast guards. Seymour Nathanson got two years in Atlanta Penitentiary and $6000 fine, Karley Guttelom 15 months in Atlanta, Michael Kelly 12 months in Atlantic County Jail with five years probation, and Robert Friedman 14 months in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Clark
Allende City
Seymour Nathanson
Atlanta
Karley Guttelom
Atlan
Michael So Kelly
Atlantic County
Robertriedman
Norris Resolution To End Lame Ducks In Congress
Washington dispatch reports renewed demand to end Lame Ducks by shifting inauguration to January and allowing newly elected members to take office sooner. Norris of Nebraska pushes constitutional amendment, with House committee action and expected floor vote uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Norrig
Nebraska
Senate
House
Installment Buying Invading Mayfair in London Shops
Dec 13 London reports installment buying spreading to Mayfair dressmakers. A leading shop offers frocks from 125 to 500 dollars and coats up to 2 500 dollars, with installments seen as a cure for extended credit. The proprietor says many could not pay upfront, noting a titled customer paying 100 on account and 23 monthly until settled, and adds the system favors titled or advertising assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lemion
Mayfair
Lonedon
Department Srores
United States
What Is the Speed of Sound in Soup
A teacher asks for the speed of sound in air and a student answers 231.3 meters per second. The scene adds a playful twist as an eager pupil asks about the speed of sound in soup to spark curiosity.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Booth & Bayliss Commercial School
Fairfield Ave
Dorothy Libby
Irene Burns
Mary Wall
Genevieve Petrucelly
Charlotte Murphy
Edna Johnson
Catherine Casey
Sadie Kahn
Julia Zoryak
Helen Dzurenda
Carl Lund
Ida Lockwood
Lucy Belmont
Vivian Forstrom
Hazel Mongeon
Alberta Moore
Eleanor Severance
Helen Tenay
Angeline Apicello
Ida D’elia
Agnes Houlihan
Barbara Lord
Booth & Bayliss
Mary Havery
Remington Typewriter Co
Edward Dorsey
Anna Hood
Remington
Ethel Williams
Florence Henf
Mabel S. Wohler
THE
Miller
Wopowave Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Milford
Oronoque
Vhareh
Stratford Congregational Church
Farnham
Tox
Burton Calkins
Maclaren Steenson
Leon Baker
G. W. Zink
R. W. Bunnell
Ister
I. W. Sanford
Misa Charlotte Packard
Sixth District Club Association
Forest Circle of America
Knights of Columbus
Foresters of America
Catherine Dean
Stratford Light
Catherine Cunningham
Windsor Avenue
Mary State
Norwalk
Catherine Hawman
Mary Mille
Hospital Association
Anni Poth
New York
Rosalie Oakey
John
Roxa’ le Oakey
Lutter Avenue
Mulling, Stott and Redmute
St. Michael's Cemetery
Gottlieb Klein
Gottieb Klein
Middie
William
Chopsey Ham Road
Sedly On Sick Benefit Society
Lieberum and Weaphy
Lafayette Street
W. Klein
St. Paul's
Florinda Sannino
Carlo Sannino
Oak Street
St. Raphael's Church
Patrick Quinlan
Joseph Ray Winkel
Alfred Drigeol
Anna TeResa
Joseph Pleero
Anna DeRosa
Thurlat
St. Michiel’s Cemetery
Alfred Dyriscall
Pasquale DeRisa
Sully Montuori
Joan Terricciane
J. Cneve
Michael Cupasso
Amos Jullane
John A. Brennan
Antm A. Beegonan
Harlemavelle
St. Paterick’s
Vestly
Brennan
Tiefan, Dy
National ‘Giscuit Company
James McMahon
Mary Brennan
Buffalo
Deela
Mt. St. Peters
Ansonia
Willan & Murphy
Willam‘ J. Murphy
Cottage
Bi. Charles
James Wilson
Michael J. Thompson
Patrick J. McGivney
Filzabeth Strogier
Tfarry Quinn
Tfarry Quinn, Miss Loretta
Payden
James Keegan
Missy Elizabeth Stiegler
Michael Wihaien
Ed 1
Price
William Loftus
John Rogers
Charles Clark
George Seelinger
Mrs
Grace May Senger
Ohcford Senger
Asylum Street
Clifford
Grace
Victor
Herbert & Broan
Olivet Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Anne Theresa Sulivan
Anne Theresa Sullivan
Elizabeth
Michael Sullivan
Pierce Street
Church of the Assumption
Sbratfield Road
Thomas P. Gloster
Sarah Dillon
Lorraine Duffy
Joseph Carrol
Paul Phelan
George Buckley
Frank Verilla
Cone Detuuth
Stephen Jerzog
the . Hefrank
Fargols
WOOL
Broad Street
Bank Street
Norris
Gorge H. Manning
Washington, D. C
Davey
Cameron
Arizona
Tirnst
Kentucky
Harrela
Oklahoma
Lenereo
Wisconsin
Means
Colorado
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Stanfield
Oregon
Wadsworth
Weller
Maryland
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Councess
Walsh
Massachusetty
Butle Hawes
Itor Wits
Wil Hams
Gould
Malini
Rted Tor
Stewart
Towa
Cummins
Firth S
Ife
Elouse
Tydings
Kayden
Barkly
Ernst
Scott
Michilwan
Thomas
Carter
Lee
Georgia
Johnson
Hill
Mills
New_York
Phillips
Upshaw
Haight
Newton
Missouri
Fairchild
Keller
Werald
Minnesota
Senator Weller
Commonwealths
Washington
Virginia
National Capitol
General Press Association
Reid & Todd
Main St
Regula
Sheaffer's
SEA - A. Sheaffer Pen Company
Fort Madison
Iowa
Regent Street
Baffer
Skrip the
Harvey & Lewis Co
Bridgeport, Conn
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!