Senator Shipstead probes loans to Nicaragua in US intervention debate
The piece links Minnesota Senator Shipstead to scrutiny of private loans to South American nations, including a 1912 seven million dollar loan to Nicaragua, arguing such usurious finance could justify intervention. It also surveys diverse items from health lectures to personal anecdotes and political opinion on U S defense needs.
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Senator Shipstead
Minnesota
Washington
Nicaragua
United States
Shipstead
Europe
Lumps in the Breast and Early Doctor Advice
A physician recalls breast lump cases from 1916 Baltimore clinics. Not all lumps are cancerous. a surgeon noted a benign lump in a patient and chose observation over removal. The writer urges prompt examination by a skilled doctor and warns against unproven cures or cultist assurances.
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Baltimore
Peor
Lincoln in Washington the city of ambassadors and power
A flowing reminiscence describes Abraham Lincoln arriving in Washington, detailing the Capitol hub, the White House, and the grand assembly of international diplomats. The piece frames the new capital as a planned, monumental seat of government where Lincoln’s rise coincides with America’s evolving global stature.
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Lincoln
Allegheny Mountain Range
Potomac River
George Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
James K. Polk
Congress of the United States
Abraham Lincoln
Iere
United States
Europe
Asia
South America
Mexico
Washington
Halfwies
Potonme
Amertor
Republic
Amiles
Othe Patamac
Dbhrarkes Museumys
Toursiana
Maine
Carolinas
Minnesot
Amster
Endish Women Invertors Pater tems the
Endish Women Invertors Pater tems the. The fragmentary text appears to discuss investment or economic topics among women from Endish, with references to trends and degrees of certainty. The garbled OCR limits clear extraction of names, places, or dates.
Unusual mob gathers at alarm as chem agents arrive
An odd crowd forms at a doorway as a lone visitor arrives one afternoon. The dialogue reveals tense reactions from a mother and her elder son while the youngest son questions why the visitor was not shot, reflecting desperation and curiosity in a tense moment.
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Eaders
Radio Mental Test In Sweden Broadcasts Intelligence Questions
The Swedish government controls all broadcasting and after each program airs a series of test questions. Audiences submit written answers and receive the correct solutions, aiming to verify familiar quotathons and demonstrate knowledge.
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Thong
Sweden
Cleo
Bible Prices Rise as Historic Copies Change Hands
The Bible remains the best selling book with prices ranging widely. A Gutenberg Bible once sold for 106 and reportedly resold for 2.0 million, while last year the American Bible Society issued nearly 3 million Scripture portions at one cent each, per the Lutheran Church Herald.
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Gutenberg
American Bible Society
Jutheran Church Herald
The English Bible's Origins and William Tindale’s Quest
The article traces the Bible's English origins from John Wycliffe's early manuscript versions to William Tindale famed for translating the New Testament from Greek. It notes Tindale's Oxford and Cambridge studies with Erasmus, his Little Sodbury tutors, bold prophecy about English scripture, and his struggle to secure church support in London with Bishop Tunstall.
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Tindale
Goverdale
John Wycliffe
Oxford
Wycliffe
John Purvey
London
Tunstall
Kansas City Times
When Earth Is Crowded by Dr Pearl Miniature Universes
Biologist Dr Raymond Pearl demonstrates earth population dynamics using milk bottle miniature universes with fruit flies. He shows growth phases slow then rapid then leveling off, predicting a saturation point near 5.2 billion people and suggesting long term concern if reached this era.
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Raymond Pearl
Johns Stopkins University
Doctor
Presidency Hazards Through The Ages
A garbled historical note reflects on the presidency as a hazardous office. It mentions ousters by revolution, murders, deadly incidents, exiles, and a few unclear events. The era ends with vague references to U S involvement and electoral turnover.
Delivery Planes Crash On Alpine Mountain
An accident atop an Alpine slope left a pilot severely injured when a tirepline failed and forced a pancake landing on pine trees. The damaged aircraft was dismantled and carried down by mules after a risky descent.
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Kuehtat
Chicago News
What We Talk About Analysis of 500 Colum bus conversations
An analysis of 500 overheard conversations in Columbus Ohio reports men's top topics as business 40 percent sports and amusements 15 percent discussion about other men 12 percent. Women chiefly discuss men 22 percent clothing 19 percent and about other women 15 percent.
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Columbus
Ohio
Journal of Comparative Psychology
Perfect Saleswoman Sells Freckle Remover Secretly
Tatbor Davis quoted at the National Electric Light Association convention saying lighting must be universal and likening salesmen to a Paint Rock housewife who sold two quart jars of freckle remover to a salesman who visited her.
Probate notices from Bristol court dated January 1927
The Bristol probate court schedules hearings for the estates of Tula C Gallup and Bradford Colt de Wolf. Notices note objections and confirmations, with hearings set February 7 1927 at 10 a.m. in the Bristol Probate Court Room and publication for fourteen days in the Bristol Phoenix. John W Church, Clerk.
Minor Burnsham seeks guardian approval in Bristol probate
Probate court records from Bristol on January 19 1927 show Herbert B Burnham Jr a minor over fourteen choosing Eliza P S Burnham as guardian of his person and estate and requesting court approval. Clerk John W Church notes the matter for consideration and weekly notice in the Bristol Phenix. Additionally John R Potter deceased of Bristol probate proceedings are set for February 7 1927 with fourteen days notice in the Bristol Phenix.
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Bristol
Herbert B. Burnham, JR
Bert B. Burnham
Hiza P.burnham
Eliza P. S. Burnham
Probate
Bristol Phenix
Ohn
W. Church
Estate of Michele Ruggieri Probate Notice Bristol 1927
Bristol January 3 1927 estate of Michele Ruggieri alias Michael Ruggieri intestate appoint Antonia Ruggieri or suitable person as Administratrix proposed. Hearing January 27 1927 moved to February 7 1927 at 10 AM in Bristol Probate Court. John W Church Clerk.
Estate of Mary E. Bullock Administratrix Request
In Bristol January 3 1927 Mary A Lannon daughter of Mary Bullock seeks appointment as Administratrix de bonis non of the late Bristol resident. The request was referred to February 7 1927 at 10:00 AM in the Probate Court Room in Bristol for consideration. Notice to be published for fourteen days weekly in the Bristol Phoenix. Clerk John W Church.
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Menrg Probath
Bristol
Bradford Colt de Wolf
Bradford
Colt de Wolf
Probate
Bristol Phoenix
John W. Church
John R. Potter
Probat Court Room
Bristol Phenix
John W Church
Mary E. Bullock
Mary A Lannon
Mary Bullock
Probate Court of Bristol Estate Hearings January 1927
The Probate Court in Bristol holds hearings on the estates of Allen Munro and Joseph Glidenta. Sarah Marshall petitions for administrator rights, with Willian Premieres noted as possible appointee. Proceedings set for February 7 in the Probate Court Room.
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State Street
Martha Graham
Hope St
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