James Stewart Stars in Hitchcock Rope in Technicolor
A sweeping look at James Stewart in Alfred Hitchcock's Rope shot in color with a new uninterrupted 950 foot reel technique. The piece notes Stewart's suave professor persona and asserts Rope may be Hitchcock's best picture.
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U S athletes face stamina gap for London Olympics
The commentary argues the United States should win easily in London but warns our lack of stamina and reliance on sprinting and acrobatics may cost. It recalls Berlin 1936 critiques of U S athletes and notes many greats never reached the World Series stage or Olympic level, contrasting talent with enduring performance.
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Bob Fitzsimmons as middleweight champion and all‑time great
The note praises Bob Fitzsimmons as a supreme middleweight boxer and strong puncher who held middleweight, light heavyweight, and heavyweight titles. It recalls his brutal second bout with Jeffries, breaking seven bones in both hands, and notes Jeffries’ decline before facing Johnson, whom the author trained against in 1910.
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Jeffries
Jeff
Jack Johnson
Power Line Kills Man in Freak Crash
Frank Sullivan a 35 year old poultry farmer was electrocuted when a 4 000 volt line fell across the car after a crash near Williamstown New Jersey. Driver George Fey 28 and Herbert Lewis 26 escaped with minor injuries while Fey faced a recklessness charge.
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Storing Apples In Cellars To Prevent Odor Transfer
Advice on keeping apples fresh by wrapping in paper or packing among leaves to avoid absorbing odors from nearby vegetables in the cellar.
Imported Shorthorns Reach Westchester in 1790s
A note states that Shorthorn cattle were imported into Westchester County New York as early as 1792 and 1796. The record highlights early livestock movement into the region during the late 18th century.
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Westchester County
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Rat Versus Food and Ideal Baked Apple Standards
A narrator notes a voracious rat can eat as much as several growing chicks. Epicures discuss the perfect baked apple, valuing shape retention, color, smooth skin, tenderness, juiciness, and gentle sweetness with Jonathan Stayman Winesap Delicious and Grimes Golden cited as top varieties.
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Indians Citizens An Act of Congress 1928
The act dated June 2 1928 granted U S citizenship to all American born Indians regardless of residence on reservations, marking a major change in tribal status and federal recognition. It defined eligibility and pave the way for full civil rights and denationalization of tribal affiliations.
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Congress
United States
Meals Aboard Queer Elizabeth Serve Over 10000 Daily
Passengers and crew on the Queer Elizabeth deluxe ocean liner are served more than 10 000 meals each day, reflecting the ship's generous provisioning and busy dining rooms.
No Life Without Soil Says Dr Kelogg
Dr Charles E Kellogg of the department of agriculture discusses the essential role of soil as the thin film between earth and sky that supports all living things. He notes soil sustains plants and animals and receives nutrients from life within it, forming a interconnected cycle of life and death.
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Charles E. Kellogg
Department of Agriculture
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