Moira O Moore Gets Pinched By Irish Cop For Speeding
A story follows Moira O Moore as she urges reckless fun through speeding and park on the wrong side. Police confront her with a traffic stop that ends when her mother arrives, leaving Moira’s prankish mood broken and her plan thwarted by a final detainment.
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Moira O'Moore
Moira O'Mooore
Ike
Ale
Moira O'Moores
Moira ‘O'Moore
Jet
Ione
Moira O’moore
Moira O'Moora
Hoyie
Matt
Matra O'Moore
Moira O' Moore
Fire Department
Adamant
Moira
Moiray O'Moore
Students choose galoshes over rubber overshoes on slushy day
A primary teacher directs children to fetch their wet weather footwear as slush coats the ground. Patsy stays in her seat and explains she wears galoshes rather than rubber overshoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy
Economics of the Home and daily life skills
Home economics represents a coordination of various specialized knowledge for daily needs. It includes nutrition and food prep, textiles and hygiene, clothing art, sanitation, home decoration, household management, and child care.
Inside the Supreme Court Decision Sessions
A vivid description of the Supreme Court in session with Chief Justice Taft at the center. Lawyers, tourists, and the nine justices fill the Senate wing courtroom as cases are argued, opinions read, and orders issued amid ritual reverence and secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Senate
Capitol
William Howard Taft
Taft
Justice Holmes
Ale
McReynolds
Supreme Court
Use of Flour Drops 24 Per Cent in 50 Years
Washington reports that flour consumption has declined 24 percent since 1870 as Americans shift to varied diets. Department of Agriculture economists cite rising purchasing power and urbanization as key factors, with 2 percent annual drop since 1914 to 1924 and per capita wheat use now about four and three tenths bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Life
Department of Agriculture
Department
Surgeon Urges Diathermy Use to Fight Cancer Toll
Dr. Disraeli Kobak of Chicago told the Illinois State Medical Society surgical section that surgical diathermy can destroy cancer tissue by internal heat. He argued the method could save many lives and should be used more extensively, noting cancer deaths exceed wartime losses annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
America
Disraeli Kobak
Chicago
Cook County Hospital
Illinois State Medical Society
Kobak
Fines on ferry for smoking violation in city
Soaked Virginia Barnes aged twenty four and fourteen other men smoked on a city ferryboat in contravention of rules. The offenders were fined four dollars each. Virginia Barnes was fined five dollars.
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Virginia
New York
Barnes
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Mary B. Woodson
Western Newspaper Union
Alaska Aerial Survey
Gunner Alexander
Klepler
Alaska
Naval Air Service
Buffalo
N. Y
Shipping Board
Worthington Pump and Machinery Corporation
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