Chemist Delves Hafnium Secrets
Copenhagen May 21 Professor Nils Bohr the discoverer of hafnium has determined its atomic weight The element named for Copenhagen is not yet isolated but progress is reported The weight lies between 179 and 181 and work continues The connection with a kin dred element ho alternium has made investigations hard Bohr claims five of the 92 elements remain undiscovered from his experiments
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Copenhagen
Nils Bohr
Bell
Bohs
Pat
Roent
Scholar Gypsy and Dog Leave City for Boston Journey
A man calling himself Ly Iy Young and his dog Sapnie depart New Haven for Boston and onward to New York, California by way of the Atlantic coast. He aims to write a book on outdoor life based on his travels, securing letters from notable figures for inclusion.
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Dack
Nylon
Walden Pond
Concord
Mass
New York
California
Boston
Taylor
Fox
Ly Ie Ture
Gue
Sapnie
Atwater
Bates
Memorial Day Address Praises Veterans and Nation
President Harding’s Memorial Day remarks honor living veterans and the nation’s war sacrifice. He urges unity and gratitude, stressing action and national service as enduring proofs of citizenship beyond pensions. He reflects on Civil War reconstruction, veterans’ fate, and America's ongoing duty to future generations.
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Na Lti
Dejieve
la Hire
Breve
Torecs
The
Republic
United States
Imaginings of War and National Resolve After Loss
A reflective piece recounts standing at Webeken pier amid five thousand dead and the deep sorrow of war. It argues imagination failed to grasp the carnage and that only a united nation sustaining a common cause can justify sacrifices and shape a more conscientious future.
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Mareh Sod Field
Butt
Webeken Pier
Penn
33 Years Without Words Wins Divorce in London
Mrs Ada Diver was granted a divorce nisi after a lengthy separation marked by the husband’s 33 years of silence at their midday meals. The court noted the conduct as cruelty and desertion, tracing the couple’s marital decline from 1899 after her nervous breakdown and temporary separation.
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London
New York Tribune
Ada Diver
Torlencheon
Bad Leo desperado killed after long Ontario pursuit
North Bay report details the capture and death of fugitive killer Bad Leo as a posse closes in after a multi stage chase. He wounds two pursuers before being shot by Inspector Storey near Nipissing, ending a violent manhunt across Ontario's territory. The 11 member team also suffers casualties. the desperado’s mother is reported in a critical condition.
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Rogers
Phulet Troan
Paris
Groupe
Ionl Heers
Ris
Roe Climax
Leo
Sus Lefidbure
Urquhart
Inspector Storjey
Nipissing
Lake d
John
Canables
Storey
Inspectors Party
Foot Care Ad Claims Comfort for Feet and Shoes
Ad promotes Foot-ase and Allen's Foot-Jeast to ease swollen feet and prevent blisters, claiming relief from shoe sting and corns. It touts products like Walking Doll and Footsie, with vague address offers and backhanded testimonials about comfort and fit.
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Abyays
Allen
Lifebuoy Soap Promises Health Protection Worldwide
Lifebuoy Health Soap is promoted as a major health aid from Lever Bros. It claims to fight hidden dirt-borne dangers and protect against sickness through deep cleansing. It urges mothers to have family wash routines, notes the soap’s red color from palm oil and its skin friendly, odor fading protection.
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Lifebuoy
Lever Bros, Co
Cambridge
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