Dr Godfrey Elected President of Variable Star Observers
Dr Charles C Godfrey a Bridgeport physician and surgeon was chosen president of the American Association of Variable Star Observers at its Harvard College Observatory meeting. The group, with hundreds of astronomers worldwide, monitors variable stars and contributes data essential to global research in astronomy.
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Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Family
A Florida reader touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as helping women's health based on personal experience. She notes three generations used it and recommends it to friends, saying science may confirm opinions but common sense already knew the remedy's value.
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Reflector's Precision and A.V.O. Leadership Highlighted
The article notes that surfaces are ground and polished to within 12 millionths of an inch accuracy. It mentions the subject's long association with the American Association of Variable Star Observers, where he was named president last year and again served as president this year.
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American Association of Variable Star Observers
China Abrogates Treaty Raising World Impact Across Nations
The Yuan government abrogates a postwar treaty, signaling a precedent as the first cancellation affecting relations among 16 nations with China. Belgium’s delaying new terms and proposals to bring the issue before the Hague prompted the move, reflecting China’s assertion of equal status and sovereignty despite outside treaty rights.
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Chines
Belgium
Brazil
Penmak
France
Great Britain
Ital Jipan
Mexico
Netherlands
Noowts
Peru
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Sweden
Switverland
United States
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Alleged Slayer Faces Trial Jury In Middlesex Court
Trial of Svuuam C Voir charged with the murder of Tred Clements in Burlington from Sept 17, 1924, began in Middlesex Superior Court. Jury selected from venire of 23. Clements body found after disappearance, weighed with automobile parts. Harry Wowbras, nineteen, South Weymouth, committed for murder. Moir wag credited on New York. Proceedings expected to continue this afternoon.
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Tred
Clements Burlington Gara
Middlesex
Clements
Harry Wowbras
South
New York
Danbury Deaths Coroner Reluctant To Blame Anyone
Coroner declines to assign responsibility in the Danbury deaths of Whit Prank Wo Forte via his Statdson Wetten Portree brome. Evidence and testimony cited suggest no clear criminal act. medical examiners discuss autopsy timing, potential poison, and the role of electrochemical resisters. Authorities and experts weigh possible causes while noting cremation of bodies and testing anomalies.
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Forte
Statdson Wetten
Gig
Pan Elect Iil
Wulcher
Deithy
Joon J Phelan
Frankie Atwood
New Haven
EF Oh Stratton
Woman's $50,000 Claim Is Dismissed
A damaged account reports a court action where a woman’s $50,000 claim was dismissed amid chaotic text. The fragment mentions individuals and places like Providence, Brooklin, Pendleton, and a representative named George Wing, with unclear context and disjointed phrases.
Death by Own Action Found Near Woodlani
A long-dead body was found by a hunter in Woodlani last spring or winter. An automatic pistol was in the right hand and a bullet passed through the temple. Police seek to identify the deceased using vehicle numbers and other traces found in the water.
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Nan Whys
Woodlani
Hunter
Nolire
Pythians Obtain Farm for Members
Announcement in Connecticut details acquisition of property in Hambing and Lyme by the Connecticut Farm Association after securing an option. The farm will be developed as an ante center for Knights of Pythus and Pythian lodges in Connecticut, with a view to presenting it to the Connecticut Grand Lodge as a home for the elderly and children. Officers named include Ames Siem, JH Norton, and Uo fand.
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Lyme
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Uo Fand
New Haven Official Takes Charge of Farm Property
Jacobs of New Haven serving as manager along with secretary treasurer Mr Ames to stock part of the farm. A golf course is planned on the property and the woodland area will be developed.
Sousa Dizzy Reiterates Plans To End Activity
In Chicago 72 year old Sousa disdains to extend his career. Lieutenant Commander John Philly Sons notes retirement will come after more performances. The veteran musician hints at final acts while reflecting on past tours and public reception.
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Dynamite Charge Ends Life in Self Inflicted Death
Joseph Wood of Carex Lob ate, a fisherman accused of transporting, set off a heavy dynamite charge from his sedan in a self inflicted death. The car blew eight feet from the runaway, Wood killed himself, leaving his fourteen year old daughter Helen in shock. He had paid a $390 fine at the October term of court for operating.
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Joseph Wood
Carex Lobate
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Fuller Announces 5985.74 Expenses in Campaign
Boston report shows expenditures of 5985.74 in the campaign that led to re election of Tut Tuesley. Records detail 706 for two radio stations and the rest for printing mailing and travel. England of Pittsfield Democratic candidate for life treasurer spent 50 for his bid.
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Butler
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Pittsfield
Three Brooklyn Men Held in Auto Theft Ring
Three Brooklyn men including Will Simkoff Meyer Finklesten and Oxcar Tittman are held in Ludlow after police probed an automobile theft operation. They face a violation of the National Automobile Theft Act and await action by a Stiles commissioner. Bail is set at $1,000 each as investigators pursue more stolen cars reportedly linked to the alleged ring.
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Wages of Folly and a Dramatic Story Demand
A tale of Helen and Joe Ducy whose engagement is unsettled by old schoolmate Philip Merton. The narrative shifts to reader letters praising True Story Magazine and its dramatic tales about love, ambition, and peril including You Must Pay in Full Baby Fingers and other features designed to inspire and warn a generation of women.
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The Wages of Folly in December True Story
In True Story magazine December issue Helen recounts a transformative romance with Phil. Secret drives and a dizzy drama unfold as she learns to distinguish real love from imitation, promising guidance for readers facing similar temptations.
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