Mounting of American Boy Scouts at Comack
An item recounts enthusiasm for the Boy Scout movement among youths from seven to fourteen, detailing a training ride around the city, equipment needs, and plans to impress authorities in Washington. It notes leaders like Ambassador Guild and Arlington officials, and questions funding to support scout mounts and travel to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amitin—Oertte Galld, Jr
Am-Tiram Tunberaeder
Ixtate
Arata
Americr
Setut
Ambassador Guild
Clfctals
Washington
Ihaanior Guild
Commack
Krasnow
Toy Scout Movement
Eilat
Male
George W. Fuller
Mase Tork
Wandard Eam
Metropallias Cumtulesion
New York
Jan C Webster
Philadelphia
Bu Jent
Philipa
Elta
Hyziens
Apt Demmaraphy
Detter Eyatam
Fermin Su
Allen
Hey Audio
Trea
Washington’s Sewerage System Pronounced Best
Washington’s sewerage system is praised for its underground rivers and drainage network. Noted engineers and officials discuss funding, annual expenditure, and long term plans to control flooding and reduce disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cpe Ameess
Uncle Sam Eases Farm Land Entry With New Provisions
The new Homestead policy offers easier entry for veterans and settlers. It limits restrictions on cultivation residence and residence required, allowing patent after three years residence and six months of farming.
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Sam
Congress
Railroad Puts Engines in the City Fire Service
The railroad places locomotives with modern refueling to support city fire service. Officials along Rialathais district note improved access to lines and quicker responses. The plan brings new engines into service, aiming to strengthen emergency coverage and mobility for the department.
Jailed for Husband Ends in Court Drama at Lake Chautauqua
Mrs Nore Allen, jailed for arson against a hotel at Lake Chautauqua, testifies in court that her husband Samerue fled after being acquitted. She recalls surrendering bonds, expressing shifting love, and seeking him amid prison and medical care.
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Philadsiphte
Dewn
Aira
Allen
Abe
Tim
Ian
Whiindalphia
Sumner Vtreet
Tee
Policy Headquarters
Jim
Hair In Child's Stomach From Swallowed Hair
A report from Pasadena recounts Virginia Pisid an eleven year old girl who swallowed about an ounce of hair in November. Surgeons removed the mass and noted stomach irritation from the habit of biting hair. The case drew concern for nervous conditions causing repeated ingestion.
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Lap Angeles
Jource
Virginia Pisid
Tetty Mt
Van Winkle Returns After Long Absence in Dayton
An elderly man named Mexteel, who wandered away and was presumed dead for 33 years, has reappeared in Dayton Ohio seeking a service pension. His wife had continued to collect a pension for years, totaling around 428 monthly, while he was considered deceased. The case unfolds against a backdrop of long absence and piecemeal documents.
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Cincinnati
Robert Mentias
Rip van Winkle
Ming
Mexteel
Dayton
Mystery raid through the Dardanelles clarified by Rome report
Rome correspondent Zoll reports after examining Admiral Viale and Commander Milo findings that the July 1618 raid by Turkish torpedo boats did not reach the Tarbleh Meet and that Italian lines were not broken. The Bay of Chanak and nearby channels are described with conflicting views about Turkish movements and observer risk.
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Rome
Corméo Zoll
TI Bwoulo
Milan
Ste Tatlan Torved Ogra
Boo
Foulia
Eugnard
Chanale
Aignor Zolt Maes
Viale
Milo
Doulin
Lytie
Serril Bahr
Hranen
Alinonigh
Hilian Lowe
Torkel
Bay of Chanak
Watehad
Uumadeis
Comaldaret
Atte
Bay of Negara
Chan
Tnd
Chanak Waa
Chana
Chatah
Mille
Man Prophesies Flight Beyond Ground in Early Visionary Tale
A historical excerpt describes a visionary scene where a man imagines humans flying by art rather than by effort, likening wings to devices that could conquer air. The account blends engineering ambition with prophetic tone as observers note progress and the implied birth of aerial travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johneon
Pamsin
Wiley
Nature
Irtvoe Prminnd Weraeys
Wwefrrmanen
Nat
Rancher Reaps Ten Thousand From Melon Crop
J I Jobes, a rancher west of town, cleaned up about 19000 from melons after failing last year. He moved away from cantaloupes to marketable fruit and priced his produce to attract buyers, hoping for better returns amid a harsh season.
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Cutten. Cole
Ork
J. i Yobos
Jobes
Peanaylvania
Grand Valley
Lo Rege
Tought & Young Apple Orchard
Record yield of wheat and price paid report
Grain report notes Aveniden Lisi yield of forty bushels of hard winter wheat from forty acres. An overhauled price of eight hundred bushels per acre is mentioned. The Lop otch print of the cease shows seventy two cents paid locally by a walling Gumeem.
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Wallling Gumeem
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Mta
Anton
Amendia
Nia
Tanita
Ahcich
Feo
Tiaskas Atten
Turkey
Epouse
Lee
van Winkle
Baan
Penmsylvania Supreme Court
Phinemonia
Pennsylvenia
Dardanelles
Agian
Vegetames
Pnovemy 8x Lectes
Wile Gommen
Dutige Gee
Waear
Simmoor
Bam
Cottas
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