Eight-Foot Eagles Seen By Abyssinian Explorers
Special correspondent Jack Bat describes Abyssinian Mt Albasso where two francolin species are found. The larger francolin could become a major United States game bird if imported and protected, while a smaller feathered rival resembles a bigger quail. The lammergeyer, an eight foot wingspan eagle, is the standout find in the expedition. It preys on young deer and has a white head with a black stripe, red eyes, and a distinctive beard.
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Mt. Albasso
Abyesinla
United States
Lammergeyer
al- Waya
Francolin
Bill Bailey
Feuries
Abyssinia
Almmergeyer
Batley
Albahso Mountain
Comet Rice Purity Promoted By Housewife Endorsement
An advertisement touts Comet Rice as pure and well cleaned, claiming no scum forms during cooking and that hidden dirt is revealed by boiling. It features a housewife endorsement and invites readers to send two cent stamps for a booklet of rice recipes from Comet Rice, Laight Street, New York.
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Laight Street
Dept
Dreaded eye disease to bar girl from U S
New Haven February 17 AP Trachoma the feared eye disease of the East is expected to permanently bar Rubina hudjian 16 Armenian girl held at Ellis Island for ten days after reaching toward West Haven to reunite with her mother separated 11 years ago at Urla Turkey following massacres and plagues. Immigration doctors report the disease and say she will be barred.
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New Haven
Rubina
Hudgian
Filis Island
West Haven
Urla
Turk
Harvard plans 10 open job bureau for its graduates
Harvard plans to open an alumni employment office in Cambridge to aid graduates in choosing vocations. A. D. Wilt Jr, chairman of the committee on employment, says the aim is to provide direct routes to jobs, not merely any employment. The plan envisions a well paid manager and extensive employer contact.
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Mass
Harvard
A. D. Wilt, Jr
Harvard Alumni Bulletin
Wilt
Harvard Clubs
Alumni Association
Harvard College
Lowell
Buc
Harvard University
Watsaya
Burglary Strikes Stamford Home Steals Jewelry and Silverware
A burglar entered Mrs. Louise Grant’s Stamford apartment last night and stole silverware and plates valued at $200. Police believe the entry was made with a key.
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Stamford
Fed
Louise Grant
Two Texas airplane accidents kill fifth man in two days
Fort Worth, Texas, Feb 17 AP reports J C Goggins 37 civilian aviator died today as the 11th victim of two Texas airplane crashes yesterday. Quincey Burnett former Fort Worth police captain also died when their plane crashed on a ranch near Fort Worth. In Camp Stanley collision Lt Benedict A Coyle Cadet John W Green and Private Rudolph C Bartel were killed as two planes collided at about 160 feet. Green piloted a training plane during range firing when it struck the other aircraft. all three perished. Coyle enlisted in 1917 in Massachusetts. Green survived by his mother Mrs Azatha Green of Chicago. a sister of Bartel lives in Detroit. Goggins was from a prominent Fort Worth family.
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Texas
J. C. Goggins
Gogging
Quincey Burnett
Here
Benedict A. Coyle
John W. Green
Rudolph C. Bartel
Camp Stanley
Green
Coyle
Bartel
Massachusetts
Caden Green
Azatha Green
Chicago
Detroit
Goggins
Postmasters Meet in Hartford Tuesday
Connecticut postmasters and members of the Connecticut Association of Postmasters assemble in Hartford on Tuesday, February 22, for their annual meeting and dinner at the Bend Hotel. The business session begins at 1 a.m. with a report from the by-law drafting committee led by President I. H. Bailey.
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Connecticut Association of Postmasters
Hartford
Bend Hotel
I. H. Bailey
Solgrove
Waterbury
Wellman
Torrington
Erwin
New Britain
Smith
Willimantic
Kraus
Westport
Krause
Air Mail
Bigelow
Colonial Air ‘Transportation’ Company
Air Mail Service
Ecarne
Maurice 8. Sherman
Tor
Hartfred Courant
Willis A. Scanlon
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Service
Mayer divorce ends two marriages to Havenmeyer kin
Sandy Brush Mayer, twice married to Theodore Joseph Mayer, grandson of sugar magnate Theodore Havenmeyer, was granted a divorce in Los Angeles on February 7 per AP. The case marks a separation within a prominent California family connected to major sugar interests.
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Los Angeles
Sandy Brush Mayer
Theodore Joseph Mayer
Theodore A. Haven- Meyer
Dog Ring Freed After Week Trapped in Cave
In Woodruff, Ring the dog was freed after 116 hours trapped by rocks in a narrow underground passageway. Willie Nelson crawled 30 feet to reach the canine, pulling him out with an iron hook as cheers rose from about twenty rescuers and neighbors. Ring trotted into his owner F. W. Kelly's arms, who carried him home for hot milk after the fox that caused the entrapment was removed.
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D. C
Bia
Willie Nelson
Pass
Wille
Willie
F. W. Kelly
Kelly
Ring
sMitie
Brainerd Nomination Cleared by Senate Committee
Washington February 17. After a brief meeting the Senate Interstate Commerce committee favorably reported Ezra Brainerd Jr of Muskogee Oklahoma for a seat on the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Ezra Brainerd, Jr
Muskogee
Oklo
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Senate
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Maine
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