Astral Thumb Photo Sparks Far-Reaching Biology Debate
Doctor Haley in San Francisco photographs an etheric double from a amputated thumb stump, claiming energy crystallization offers insight into heredity and biology. He plans to submit findings to the University of California for further study, arguing the method could aid diagnostics and medical knowledge.
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San Francisco
Des. Maley
Maley
Inii
Tina
Haley Sai
Doctor Haley
Winer
Janetor Haley
University of California
California Academy of Science
Haley
Tsay
Sabin and His Shell at the Navy Day Display
J O Sabin sister on the Wilmette who attended the Chicago Pageant of Progress navy display fired the first shot in the navy date war while a gun pointer on the naval auxiliary collier Jupiter fed the first shot in the Bay of Biscay on June 5 1917 against a German submarine and recently acted as quartermaster of the crew that sank the German submarine U A7 in Chicago.
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J. O. Sabin
Wilmette
Chicago
Navy
Sa- UN
Jupiter
Bay of Biscay
Germay
Polar flight plan to North Pole via Alaska and Norway
Edwin Fairfax Naulty of New York announces plans for a single plane Arctic flight starting in Alaska in September. A four member crew including three exservicemen pilots and Naulty will travel to Point Barrow and continue to North Cape Norway, with stops at North Pole Spitzbergen Bear Island and London outreach.
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New York
Arctic
Point Barrow
Alaska
North Pole
Scandinavia
Washington
Norway
Edwin Fairfax Naulty
Naulty
Leslie Fairfax Nanby
Europe
Edte
North Cape
Lunedon
Hinde
Pole
Poluthee
Spltzbergen
Andre Voint
Spitzbergen
Bear Island
Nankty
Seuthe
Ketehtkan
Abtskie
Ketenikan
Anchorage
Nome
Polar Barrow
Polar
Hixtights Vie Ghristinty
Stockhama
London
Joffre Feeds Victory Menu Revealed By Chef
A chef who served General Joffre during the Marne describes the general’s meals at irregular hours and the morale boost from a celebratory champagne basket. He recalls the September 12 victory and how the menu aimed to satisfy the weary French staff before battle resumed.
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Paris
France
Marne
Joffre
le Mirne
Linison
Dennan
Unearth Giant with Horns Near Knoxville Tennessee
Workmen from Keene Steunk Company in Benton Wood, Scott County, uncover a petrified giant about 10 feet tall buried in earth. The figure has a necklace chain around its neck, perfect fingers with long nails, hands folded on its chest, and two four inch horns flanking its head. Weighing roughly 450 pounds, the statue is on display in Melwood drawing thousands of visitors.
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Knoxville
Ton
Keene-Steunk Coa
Leton- Wood
Scott County
Hue
Melenwood
Speeds Tax Collection in Washington Policy Shift
Secretary Meflon announced a speed up of back tax collection in Washington while pursuing a policy to cut new taxes. The move aims to reduce tax gaps and improve state revenue. The plan signals tighter enforcement and administrative reforms across agencies.
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Washington
Meflon
Fragmentary Tale of a Chef and a Championed Officer
A fragmented excerpt shows an officer instructing a staff member to discard bottles while a chef laments. The next morning all bottles are found emptied, suggesting a miscommunication or cleaned aftermath. The text preserves obscure names and garbled phrasing.
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Hare Alon
Bees Return Honey After Theft From Hives
Wallice Lanning of Millford stored over 100 pounds of honey in his garret. Bees entered through a knot hole and carried the honey back to their hives, leaving empty combs and frames. Local investigation confirmed the bees retrieved the honey.
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Wallice Lanning
Ned
Parret
Motor’s Friend Is Big Oil Can Averting Overheating
A vintage automotive piece urges careful study of the lubrication chart that accompanies the car. It extols the oil can as a faithful helper in preventing engine overheating by lubricating bearings, linkages, and gears. Practical tips include oiling dry springs, bell-cranks, and linkages, tracing throttle action, and ensuring the cooling system is well-kept. It warns that neglecting bearings and connections leads to costly repairs, recommending use of proper oil and routine lubrication to reduce maintenance.
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Hin
Dle
Oirittle
Che Oicat
Gettin g Car Out of Mud by Spooler Spindle System
An article from Popular Science Monthly describes a mud rescue device mounted on the front of a car. A worm gear winds a steel cable to pull the vehicle free, either by unwinding the cable to a tree or fixed object or by using a powered spooler to reel in the line.
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Hery
Ann Tverior
Missouri
Bear
A. Briggs
Popular Science Monthly
Determining life of tire pressures and wear
The life of a tire depends on the air it contains. Start with 20 pounds of air pressure for cross suction and adjust if needed. A half-wheat tire may need 10 pounds and a Courineh tire shoes road load and speed determine the required pressure.
Automobile Gossip Reads on Tires and Trade
The article notes shifting auto interests from horse-drawn to motor vehicles in Denmark where licenses are issued after strict inspection. It discusses the rubber patent and the high value of wholesale parts and supplies last year, highlighting tire revolutions and machine trade dynamics.
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Denmark
Dents
Woman avoids an operation in Star North Carolina
Mrs J F Hunsey of Star details months of illness and two doctors advising surgery. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for seven months she regained strength to work. The letter endorses the remedy and urges others to try it despite prior operation suggestions.
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Star, N. C
Primitive Baptist
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hunger inspires Duluth judge praises tri ger striker
Judge Uordee Miciaigan of Duluth Lions speaks on hunger and fortitude, recalling a night when his wife sent their eldest son to bed hungry after punishment. He reflects on a child asking for honey to share with the cow, illustrating hardship and empathy amid poverty.
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Uordee Miciaigan
Duluth
Bey
Difficult Feat of a Lady Over Seating a Dog
A garbled exchange describes a conductor assuring a lady the dog will be treated like other passengers and allowed a seat, as the scene hints at seating norms. The text then shifts to a line about girls making gowns, suggesting fragmented, unrelated notes.
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