Radiodynamic Torpedo for U S Defense Reviewed
Washington reports the radiodynamic torpedo, developed by John Hays Hammond, as a shore operated weapon sending a torpedo 27 to 28 miles at sea. Demonstrations show rapid, accurate targeting from a shore station with two-man boat units and a 1000 pound explosive payload.
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Ashington
House of Representatives
Army
Congress
John Hays Hammond
Hammond
Congressional Committee
Rep
Sherley
Kentucky
Gloucester
Campaign for pure milk sparks British court case
Fineland promotes good milk like in the United States and a Cambridgeshire case follows. John Hunt, a farmer, is accused of diluting milk by feeding cows to increase quantity. Local justices fined him $2.50 for deliberate quality disregard. the appeal argues milk was natural, and five judges in the divisional court still consider the matter.
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London
Fineland
United States
John Hunt
Coton
Cambridgeshire
Hunt
Employment Classifieds Promote Daily News Ads
Classified notice urges readers to use the Daily News want ads for selling items and services. It highlights affordable, wide reach through the newspaper's listings and urges quick placement to reach local buyers.
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Daily News
Gould to supply portable homes for Paris refugees
Frank Jay Gould ordered six thousand portable houses to aid homeless war refugees in Paris and Belgium. The structures will arrive from the United States and be distributed to families whose homes were destroyed by shell fire.
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Paris
Frank Jay Gould
United States
French tailors seek romantic fashion revival in men's style
The syndicate of master tailors of France votes for a radical return to styles of Musset and Beau Brummel with visible frilled shirts, corseted waists, wide lapels, tight coats, long coats, calf-hugging trousers, long curled hair, and beards. It questions whether soldiers will embrace the effeminate look.
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Paris
Master Tailors of
France
Alfred de Musset
Beau Brummel
Baker speaks at Washington forum on free use of school buildings
Secretary of War Baker gave his first public address in Washington at the Grover Cleveland Forum held in the public library. The event highlighted a movement led by Miss Margaret Wilson and Prof. Ward to open school buildings for free community discussions across states.
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Washington
Baker
Grover Cleveland
Public Library
Margaret Wilson
J. J. Ward
United State Bureau of Education
Ward
Rochester
N. Y
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Wisconsin
University of
Wilson
Miss Wilson
Washington School Board
Johnson
Kentucky
House
Hollis
New Hampshire
Senate
District of Columbia
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Tenes
Gaumer Np
Wilson & Painter
Walnut-Av
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Nepany
Puget Plano
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Elcome
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