Porto Rico University Expands Tropical Studies Plans
The University of Porto Rico, established 1903 and funded by island taxes, organizes colleges of education agriculture and mechanic arts law and pharmacy and aims to add a post graduate medical school for tropical diseases. It plans to attract continental students for tropical study and offer pathways for Spanish speaking students to prepare for northern institutions.
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Thes Und Universlty
Porto “Rico
Porto Rico
United States
Venezuela
Colombia
Panama
Costa Rica
Mcaragua
Honduras
Salvador
Guatemala
Merico
Porta Rico
Prac Thea Neesans
Dog reunites with master after 19 months apart
Ta'e of a dog long left at Cherotes Town, TV months to locate owner but the dog finally found Frank Howard, who came to the area 19 months ago. The dog named Mock appeared at Walter Lantsberger's farm south of Watertown, recognized its master, and rejoiced in reunion.
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Cherotes Town
Oioster
Walter Lantsberger
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Howard
Lantsberger Farm
Die Ward
Mock
Steel houses rise to meet workers’ modest means in England
The article notes steel houses and steel barns growing in popularity for working men with small budgets. It cites a recent Carrytown New York example where a new home uses metal lumber framed in a riveted kit, transported and bolted on site. Builders claim any skilled person can assemble the frame using basic tools by following the plans.
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England
United States
Popular Science Monthly
Carrytown N
Fat Real Estate Deal Impacts Anticosta Valley
Mo Menier reports a large real estate sale near Anticosta on the Gulf of Lawrence. The transaction is framed as a substantial contribution to public funds, with long term effects weighed against earlier price trends and regional development.
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Mo Menier
Anticosta
le Pawrence
Railways lose passenger revenue to private rivals in New Zealand
Railways suffer reduced passenger income as privately owned motor services run on parallel Wellington routes. In Wel lington neighborhood about 30 cars operate on lines from 19 to 125 miles long, main run Wellington to Wanganu. Winter traffic boosts the service, yet it accounts for only one fifth of total traffic while the quicker services and lower fares lure riders away. Connections with other bus lines ease transfers, diverting traffic from the railways.
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New Zealand
Maofor
Wellogton
Wellington
Wanganu
Wintertown
Trafic
Painful memory on rude youth and elder reproof
A reminiscence recalls a young man who taunted an elder, provoking a blunt response. The older man struck with a club, knocking him down, then gave a harsh rebuke. The speaker notes such memories ruin any joy from sharp, mocking remarks.
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J Luller
Veteran William H. Zouthee Luther Dies. Civil War Service Recorded
Rehoboth resident William H. Zouthee Luther died Tuesday after a long illness. A Civil War veteran, he enlisted September 1862 in Company H, Third Massachusetts Militia, served until June 1863, re enlisted 1864 in Eighteenth Massachusetts Militia, discharged May 12, 1865. He resided at East Providence since 1924, a Bucklin Post G A R member. Survived by son William R. Luther of 266 Sutton Avenue East Providence. funeral at his son's home 2 PM tomorrow, burial at Springvale Cemetery Rumford.
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William H. Zouthee
Luther
Hoboth
Lakeville
Mass
Massachusetts Militia
Aig. I
Masachusetts
East Providence
Bucklin Post
William R. Luther
Sutton Avenue
Springvale
Rumford
Funeral rites for Miss Virginia Turner Richmond
Funeral services for Miss Virginia Turner Richmond of High Street were held at 11 o’clock Wednesday in the First Congregational Church. Rev James J Goodacre officiated, with burial at North Cemetery.
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Virginia Turner Richmond
High Street
Providence
First Congregational Church
James J Goodacre
North Cemetery
Coming Events at Trinity Parish House and Rogers Memorial Chapel
On Wednesday and Tuesday evenings in November parish and church groups host events. The Parish Aid Society holds a Wednesday 3 PM whist session at Trinity Parish House. The Flower Committee of First Congregational Church hosts a musical on Tuesday November 9 at 8 PM in Rogers Memorial Chapel.
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Trinity Parish House
Parish Aid Society
Flower Committee
First Congregational Church
Rogers Memorial Chapel
Real Estate Transfers From McKenna to Da Cruz
Frank E. McKenna transfers 24 lots of land on the Bay View Park plat to Joseph Da Cruz in a recorded real estate action. The transaction notes the transfer of ownership and parcel identifiers within the Bay View Park development.
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Frank E. McKenna
Joseph da Cruz
Bay View Park
Births in town announce Doyle and Jordan children
Atothe Truesdale Hospital Fall River born October 18 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Franccm Jo Doyle of this town. Jordan born October 21 a son to Mr and Mrs Arthur FE Jordan in the town.
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Jordan
Arthur FE Jordan
Died Comrade Waitham H Luther at Soldiers Home
In this town on Oct 19 Comrade Waitham H Luther died at the Soldiers Home in his 87th year. He served as a longtime local figure and was remembered at the observance.
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Luther
Waitham H Luther
Birth of an Idea Raquel Meller Dinner Story in New York
A New York dinner recounts Raquel Meller telling how Sarah Bernhardt once faced poverty and urged selling jewels. Bernhardt quipped there isn’t a jeweler in Paris who wouldn’t jump at the chance to admire her collection. The tale leads to a famous sale at the Salle Poire.
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Raquel Meller
New York
Bernhardt
Sarah Bernhardt
Sug
Paris
Arehontai
Saenh
Sarah Berntaradis
Salle Pouor
Saad
Moon’s Long Twilight Halts Near Poles Revealed
Naval observatory notes describe the moon staying above the horizon for about two weeks then below it for two weeks at the poles. Near the Arctic and Antarctic circles there are days when the moon does not rise, while in winter the sun and moon cycles shift with extended periods of daylight or night.
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Naval Observatory
Aretie
Chinese Like Lily Soup Dish Debuts in Video Preview
An obscure report notes a nouveau dish described as Chinese like Lily soup featured in a video teaser from a chef or restaurant. It highlights a fusion creation and its reception in early tasting chatter.
Mickie Warns Against Free Ads to Stay in Business
A columnist voice titled Mickie warns readers not to expect free advertisement space in stock in trade disclosures. The note emphasizes that paid advertising sustains the newspaper’s operation and benefits readers with continued service.
Theories on a Land That Might Exist Near Alaska
The piece discusses speculative ideas about a landmass north of Alaska and the possible origins of local wildlife observations. It notes sightings of ducks moving directly northward from Point Burton in early summer and returning months later with their young, presenting theories supporting the land’s existence.
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Alaska
Angest Bart
Point Burton
Lund
Bristol Rhode Island 1926 General Election Notice
State and Bristol town authorities warn voters in Bristol to elect representatives to the Seventy Congress and General Assembly on November 2 1926. Propositions include bonds for Washington Bridge construction Rhode Island College improvements a new state office building and court houses in Providence and Newport and reconstruction and expansion of Exeter School Cranston institutions and more.
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John W. Church
Bristol
Artillery Armory
State Street
Bradford Street
Rhode Island
United States
Fox
General Assembly
Washington Bridge
Seekonk River
City of
Providence
East Providence
Provence
Rhode Island State College
South Kingstown
Dha
Rhode Island College of Education
Omias
Newport
Atate Oreich
Laean
Honda
Exeter School
Cranston
Yeus Samuel R
Avery Honkintgrer
Tashan
Central Falls
Frederick
Lattle Compton
Matthew AN
HI Fours North Travidence
Sidnes Chord
Patrick J
Cox Woonsocket L'Eter
Pawtucket
Abraham Te Datson
Wenterls Mugene
Smithfield
Ager
Littlefield New Shoreham
Robert A McMeehan
Matteson Warwick
Hilario Witham
Peckham
Middletown
Arthur T
Phetteplace
John Howers
Cumberland
Adolph F
Rletzel
Charlestown
Samuel R Sobinaen
Kingstown
Toreph
Keenwich Tarry
Sanderson Johnston Maan
Saas Warren Wollam I
Sharpe
Keenwich
Herbert
Slocum
Alberta North Barrington
William H Thaser
Charles
Weaver
Richmond
Willian
Whitehouse
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Whitfor
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House OF Representatives
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Saallou
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Brownell
Little Compton
Fred K
Rudiong Coventrs
Edward
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Ayers Briator
Thomas H Byrnes
Togenh
Cahill
Utford
Campbell Westerly
Benjamin Cianciarulo
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Tour
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Exeter
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Michael P McLaughlin
William A Maher
Newnport
Alexander Marshall
James JT Martin
James H Mathewa
John B. Mitchell
Charles F Moses
Eugene H. Mulvey
Henry G Neabitt
Adelbert I. Northup Narragansett
Isabelle Ahearn O'Neill
Samuel R. Averys
Hopkinton
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Matthew Hs
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Cranaton
Henry Sherman
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Strachan Pawtucket
Frank Sturtevant
Thibodeau
George Utter Westerls Wayr
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Herbert Hiss
Nathan Bowen
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Brown Einestown
Thomas H Ry
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Herbert Bliss
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Lewis Tiverton
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Earl H McKenzie
Daniel F McLaughlin
Everett P Mathewson
David E Mills
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Charles F Moss
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Robert M Potlard
Asa A. Pon
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John H Secannevin Newport
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Midletown
Charles A Steere
Frank Steere
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Rhode Island Constitution Amendment Proposed by General Assembly
The 1925 Rhode Island General Assembly adopted a resolution proposing an amendment to the state constitution. The measure outlines voting rights for citizens 21 and older, tax and budget provisions for towns and cities, and rules for real estate and personal property voters, with the registration period defined as two years ending June 30 prior to general elections.
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General Assembly
Providence
Citigen
Ati
N and Holden
Senate
Rhode Island Considers Constitutional Amendments on Registration
State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations outlines amendments to the state constitution. Proposals include Senate composition changes and biennial voter registration with districts formed for representation and equal electors. The secretary of state notes voting details and districts to be read to electors before the election.
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Ernest Ll. Sprague
Fragmentary Rhode Island town meeting tally remains unclear
OCR text shows a damaged list of voters and yeas and nays including names such as Burrillville Smithfield Newport and Glocester with scattered fragments and sealing marks. The exact vote tally, date, and action are not readable.
Unclear OCR snippet reports mayhem with garbled names
Fragmentary OCR text shows broken phrases and misread names. The readable parts hint at an event or dialogue but no clear person, place, date, or outcome to anchor a proper news card.
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