Spirits in Paris: Photos Claim Physical Bodies
Paris reports a breakthrough by Dr Geley with photographs of spirit hands and feet in paraffin wax casts. The Revue Metaphysique describes how casts show palm lines and skin voids, suggesting materialized spirits. Critics note possible fraud and urge further verification before accepting spirits as physical bodies.
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Rewuie Metaphysique
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England
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Elevating colors prompt Paris jail painting ban
French jailers ban red and black cell paints citing health and temper concerns. Cells will be white with bright near ceiling accents to improve atmosphere. Separately, London architects report war return to low pay and shift to non-architect duties as income drops.
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Paris
Unclear remarks on economics and architecture risks
Manistey Pletcher, a noted architect, argues many youths struggle to make a living from the profession amid scrapping of tin Minlatey and health’s relief plans. He believes government financial proposals may help, but will not raise private practice profits for architects. Sir Genister Fletcher adds a call for patience while waiting for better times.
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Small Coal Mines Expose The Big Ones In Kansas
The Kansas industrial court probes why small coal firms pay higher wages yet sell at higher costs, showing they achieve about 2 percent profit with a total cost per ton around $3.60. Larger operators claim lower production costs despite bigger marketing reach and lower wages.
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Kansas
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New Voters to Be Made Here From October 26
The Bord of Selectmen may begin making new voters from October 26 to October 34 at the Sonvail Chamber session hours 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. daily except Sundays. Native born citizens who will have their twenty first birthday before the next election and naturalized applicants meeting requirements may apply with their naturalization papers. Applicants must appear with the Registrar of Voters in Room 2 City Hall before the deadline.
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Imeles
Sonvail
Connecticut Adopts Tight Boxing Rules For State Exports
Hartford Sept. The Connecticut boxing commission rules released by the new state body approved by Governor Lake set licensing, posting, and age requirements. Prohibitions include rabbit punches kidney punches and Sunday or holiday bouts. All contestants must submit photographs for the commission’s records.
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New State Boxing Commission
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Connecticut Boxing Commission
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Washington
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Republican Field Day Profits Shared Across Districts
Distribution of profits from the Republican Field Day held on July 30 totals 1,677.85 dollars. The funds will be divided among ten districts with nine percent to each men's club and fifteen percent to each women's club. Districts 1 and 4 did not officially participate.
Seizure of $10,000 Worth Alcohol by NY Precinct
A 75,000 motor truck carrying teen barrels of alcohol was seized on Fend Tious Avenue yesterday by Second Precinct police. Driver Carmine Matineconica of 22 Franklin Street New York was arrested and held. a large crowd of spectators witnessed the seizure.
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Second Precinct
Carmihe Matineconica
Frankl’ Street
New York
Diphtheria Increase Not Ground for Alarm
Diphtheria cases are rising in Bridgeport but doctors warn it is not a season for alarm. Health officials say on average a small fraction of those exposed contract the disease, indicating continued vigilance rather than panic. Separately, burglars smashed a stained glass window at the 800 year old Cathedral of St Anne, stealing less than a dollar in valuables and leaving the remaining contents untouched.
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London
Imeuber
Hietinve Architests
Bridgeport
RAWOD
Aspyates, Press
St. Anne
Renin
Collesterd
Mil ford Stort Robben Milford Sent 16 Store Burglary
A Milford store at 2 Broad Alient was entered last night and $190 in cash plus various valuables stolen. The incident damaged a rear cellar window and disrupted the shop’s interior. Funeral notices for Anna Gerher follow obituary details for local residents.
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Milford Stort
Robben
Milford
Davis
New Britain Man 15 Listed By Kr Train Incident
Dispatch from New Britain reports a 15 year old man was listed by authorities after a KR train incident. Details are unclear due to OCR errors. Local officials are investigating and will release further information when available.
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New Britain
KR. BR
Fragmented report on train collision and confusion
A damaged OCR snippet describes a person stepping in front of a freight train, causing a collision. It includes garbled names and unclear details about victims and the incident, with no coherent dates or locations identifiable from the text.
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Shore Calendar Session Opens at Nine in Common Pleas
The Common Pleas court will begin its short calendar session at nine o'clock. A large number of motions are to be heard when the court opens. John Tr. Boon presides as the docket proceeds.
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Common Pleas Court
John Tr. Boon
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