Hawaiian Race Reborn by Mixed Ancestry Studies
Analysis by Louis R. Sullivan from the New York Museum of Natural History shows Hawaiian and Asiatic intermarriage increasing, with Korean women rarely marrying outside their group. Findings suggest a reborn Hawaiian stock with greater disease resistance but altered heritage, and note high pure Hawaiian death rates. A separate note reports a Swanzey, NH marshal firing a pistol that killed two deer with one shot.
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Honolulu
T. H
Louis R. Sullivan
New York Museum of Natural History
Bishop Museum
Aft
Sullivan
Hon
Korea
Islands
Okl
Grandfather Clock of Gen Putnam Tells A History
A relic in Honeoye Falls Masonic temple houses a grandfather clock owned by Dr. Harry St Mariette. An affidavit notes its lineage from England to Israel Putnam and then to James Putnam before sale to the doctor in August 1920. A separate note recalls a country schoolteacher who mistook a pencil sharpener for a phone bell, joking about old service.
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Rochester
Honeoye
Harry St. Mariette
England
Davis
Israel Putnom
Israel Putnam, Jr
James
Putnam
Harry
Gold Alchemy Hoax: Bacon Cipher Explained by Newbold
Willan Jomaine Newbold, UPenn philosophy professor, outlines Bacon cipher claims in a Philadelphia meeting. He argues Bacon hid vast alchemical knowledge within cipher rules and syllable construction, suggesting advanced mathematics and a vast manuscript.
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Roger Bacon
Philadelphia
Nm Houx
Willan
Jomaine Newbold
University of Pennsylvania
American, Philosophical Society
Bacon
Pressed Boy's Trousers While They Were on Him
Tony Volpoun, 22, a Covington tailor, was fined 50 and costs by Judge Munson for assault and disorderly conduct after he pressed a boy’s trousers on the ironing board. The boy, How ard Barber, 12, testified Volpoun placed him across the board and used a hot iron, causing pain. The judge said there was no malicious intent in the tailor’s conduct.
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Tony Volpoun
Covington
Munson
Howard Barber
Volpona
Jude Munson
Turkish Women Gain Freedom Hidden by Veils After War
Turkish women, freed by wartime conditions and Allied occupation, discard strict veiling in favor of looser gowns and colored garments. Observers note the change in dress signals growing public presence and bold behavior, especially at Constantinople girls’ college receptions attended by Americans.
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Nile Hanum
Age of Discretion And Youth’s Compensations
Youth has compensations but we are glad to have passed the age when we laughed at a man in a silk hat and fur collar. Galveston News promotes Cuticura for sore hands with hot suds, dry skin, and tub im Gu ticura Ointment. Remove surplus with tissue. Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum serve all toilet purposes.
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Galveston News
Excerpts on Temptation and Racial Claims
Senator McCumber criticizes exposing profiteers while joking about temptation. He cites a parable of Little Willie to warn against yielding to greed. The text also notes a claim about Japanese reaching full height earlier than Caucasians and comments on U.S. oil waste and refinery capacity.
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McCumber
Senate Fornee
Wille
Tenor and the tune carried in early choral roles
The term tenor derived from teneo means the voice that carried the tune in old church singing, with parts fitting around it. Historical notes discuss early vocal roles and a remark on how even legendary figures would have been different in later opera casting, followed by a traffic caution about cigar ashes causing accidents due to misread signals.
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W. J. Henderson
Julius Caesar
Achilles
Tim
New York Sun
Dream Interpretation of Expectation and Suspicion
The text presents a sample reading where dreaming of someone arriving signals safety in your chosen path, while failure to appear suggests a misguided course and the need for change. It also notes that suspicion harms virtue as it harms happiness, citing Johnson.
He's Right, at That. A Writer on Saving Money
A writer argues that while discussions of saving money are frequent, actual practice remains lax. He contends that the economy overemphasizes profits and criticizes doctors for serving others yet neglecting their own financial health and well being.
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GEN. Putnam
Masonic Temple
Honeoye Fails, N. Y
Central
Castle
N. Y
Newbold
Sciensts
Lacon
U. S. Naval Air Station
Rockaway Polot
Long Island
Mey
Sultan
Constantinople
Sheik-ulistam
Ther
Pyare
Laeriya
Willie
United States
Fletcher
Johnson
Postumn Cereal Ca
Battle Creek
Mich
Bright
Doan
Illinois
Pearsons
Dean
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, H. Y
Batonic
Joan Hill
Batonie
Entente
Teresa Fy
Fea Aie
Raitea
Ada Ay Slane
Topeka
Hanes Ail Tillabies
W. A. Schart
la Salle &T
Chi
Alps
Reed
Chicago
Nett Sales CO
Michigan
Broadway
Aitlona
Society
W. Monroe
Culeako
Cera
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