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The United States shows numerous city names many “Washingtons Williamsburg Daytons Springfield Portlands Richmonds Columbuses Brooklyns Burlingtons Charlestons Buffalos Louisvilles St Josephs Quinceys Lowells Nashvilles Wilmingtons St Pauls Bostons Cleveland.
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Washingtons
Williamsburg
Daytons
Springfields
Portlands
Richmonds
Columbuses
Brooklyns
Burlingtons
Charlestons
Buffalos
Louisvilles
St. Josephs
Quinceys
Lowells
Nashvilles
Wilmingtons
St. Pauls
Bostons
Clevelands
New Lighthouse at Cape Grisnez Sees Powerful Signals
A new lighthouse on Cape Grisnez, along the French coast of the British Channel, emits 1,500,000 candle power in clear weather and 3,000,000 in thick conditions. It can be seen up to 48 miles on a clear night and uses five successive white flashes followed by a red aid light, replacing the previous three white flashes.
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Cape Grisnez
British Channel
Frexcll physician reports X ray recognition in blind children
A Frexcll physician told the Academie des Sciences about experiments on 204 blind children. He found nine who could recognize Roentgen rays including four boys and five girls. Some saw X rays cathodic and fluorescent rays while others only cathodic and X rays, one described them as reddish.
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Academie Des Sciences
Invention Showcases Talking Timekeeping Clock
A new clock is unveiled that loudly proclaims the hour when pressed. It can be set as an alarm and can be made to ring through the night, acting like a modern watchman announcing each hour. The device is noted for its faceless, handleless design.
Prominent Naval and Army Leaders Roots Revealed
The childhood origins of ApM Schney Adm Sampson Gen Shafter and Adm Dewey are traced to farms and villages across the U S. Shafter grew up on a Kalama Mid farm and Dewey in a Vermont village where his father served as a physician. Schley’s ancestral home lies on a plantation near Frederick Maryland in family possession.
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Schney
Adm
Sampson
Gen. Shafter
Spon
Dewey
Vermont
Kalama+ too
Mid
Schley
Frederick
Turkish government to appoint Dr Whitehead to manage industries
Dr. Cabell Whitehead, then assayer of the United States Mint, has accepted a Turkish government post that will effectively place him as director general of industries in the sultan's domains. He will oversee introducing American methods and machinery to major factories in Constantinople and will manage these operations.
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Cabell Whitehead
United States
Turkey
Constantinople
Ur. Whitehead
French court rules dog owner liable when cyclist injured by pet
A French court held dog owners liable for injuries to a bicyclist who, while trying to fend off a pursuing dog, lost balance and fell injuring his wrist and breaking a cigarette case. The claimant sought $100 and was awarded $10.
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France
Gold Nugget Found Near Marble Bar in Western Australia
The steamer Alameda reports a February discovery of a 204 pound gold nugget by the MecFia brothers and a man named Parkes, about a mile from Marble Bar in the Filbarra field. The find also included over 200 ounces of smaller gold, two miles north of the previously found Pantomime nugget of 34 ounces by Hoyle nine years ago.
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Alameda
Western Australia
MecFia Brothers
Parkes
Marble Bar
Filbarra
Hoyle
Giant Japanese Soldier Presented to the Emperor
A Japanese paper reports Private Yamashita of Nagoya field artillery, 22, enlisted last December, honored by the emperor. He can carry a field piece on his shoulders and climb mountains without horses, receives two rations daily, and has uniforms made to order.
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Yamashita
3D Regiment of
Nagoya Field Artillery
Underdrainage Touted To Save Alkali Lands In Yellowstone
Investigations by the division of soils of the department of agriculture into alkali waste lands of the Yellowstone valley, especially Montana, show that large tracts can be saved by underdrainage. Excess irrigation water and salt buildup cause damage. though costly, underdrainage is urged as a sure paying investment.
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Department of Agriculture
Yellowstone Valley
Montana
German Army Prepares New Rifle to Replace M1888
The Vienna Reichswehr says the secret has been kept, but the M1888 rifle is being rapidly replaced by a lighter smaller caliper model. The new weapon is easier to handle and can fire more rapidly, with the entire German army expected to be armed with it by year end.
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Vienna
Choate Chooses Grosvenor Square Residence in London
Ambassdor Choate selects a Grosvenor Square house in London with near neighbors including the Italian ambassador and several dukes and marquises. He plans to uphold social prominence begun by Mr. Hay and will host many functions during his stay.
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Choate
London
Grosvenor Square
Duke of Portland
Duke of Somerset
Mario Ruspoli
Earl Fitzwilliam
Lord Home
Lord Farquhar
Lord Amherst
Marquise de la Valette
Marquise of
Lotham
Duchess of Marlborough
Hay
Vinegar on the cross sermon of comfort and faith
Dr. Talmadge preaches on Christ’s last hour, framing sorrow and poverty, betrayal and bereavement, as the source of divine sympathy. He urges believers to seek Jesus’ vine ger of mercy, endure life’s trials with steadfast faith, and drink the water of life offered by Christ.
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Dr. Talmadge
Jesus
Jerusalem
Christ
Judea
Earth
Heaven
Hell
Solomon
King George
England
Anerview
Beau
Goldsmith
Correggio
Hogarth
Andrea del Sarto
Judas
Lazarus
Mary
Martha
Jesus Christ
Herschel
Apennines
Amazon
Nana Sahib
India
Sheri
NSW Women Defy Phone Co Rules In Long Talks
Women in New South Wales refused to be tied to short calls and kept talking over the wires for hours to reclaim telephone rents. The central office faced disruption and the postmaster general in Sydney issued an order banning loquacious women from using a line for more than ten minutes at a stretch.
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New South Wales
Central Office
Sydney
Four More Bodies Recovered From Windsor Hotel Blaze
New York officials report 23 dead and 40 or more missing after the Windsor hotel fire. Four more bodies were pulled from the ruins, with little chance of positive identification. Observers note slow debris removal and growing anxiety among relatives. various personal items and a possible partial identification are noted.
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New York
Windsor Hotel
Murphy
The
Health Board
I. W
Julia Katen
Garment Workers Strike Ordered in Philadelphia
The Garment Workers union executive committee ordered a citywide strike of about 6000 workers starting Saturday noon. They seek end to sub contracting, higher wages, and better government work rates with 2000 women among the strikers. A striking committee will plan tactics and pickets will urge nonunion or new workers away from shops. The strike could affect nearly every establishment in the city.
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Philadelphia
Garment Workers’ Union
Ex-Governor Pierpont Dies in Pitrssur Ray Residence
Former West Virginia governor Francis Harrison Pierpont died Friday night in Pitrssur Ray at his daughter Mrs. W. B. Smiter’s home after a several days illness. He was 86 and had been frail for months. Funeral services will be Sunday at 4 p.m. at his daughter’s home, with burial in Fairmont, West Virginia on Monday.
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PitrssurRay
Francis Harrison Pierpont
West Virginia
W. B. Smiter
Fairmont
W. Va
Government tests Alaska coal for Aleutian coaling station
The United States government tested coal found on the Alaska peninsula and proposes a coaling station on an outer Aleutian island for vessels sailing from the United States to Manila. The Seattle Manila route would be over 1,000 miles shorter than via Honolulu.
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Seattle
Wash
United States
Alaskan
Aleutian Islands
Manila
Honolulu
McCoy Defeats Choynski in Twenty Rounds Boxing Show
At Mechanics' Pavilion San Francisco on Friday night Kid McCoy earned a clear decision over Joe Choynski after a 20 round bout. The contest showcased McCoy's cleverness speed and ring generalship from the opening rounds. In Dallas Texas county court W A Gray a notable attorney and former public instruction head was shot dead by County Judge C D Cannon outside Gray's home. The motive remains unclear though domestic matters are rumored. Public sentiment ran high as officers spirited Cannon away to Calvert to prevent violence.
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San Francisco
Kid” McCoy
Joe Choynski
National Athletic Club
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Dallas
Tex
Franklin
Robertson County
W. A. Gray
C. D. Cannon
One Accomplishment and a Finnish Cook's Qualification
A New York World item notes a Pacific slope town faced with a flood of Swedes and Finns seeking a $20-a-month cook post. A wild-haired applicant, asked to prove basic kitchen skills, replies she can milk a reindeer, underscoring language and skill gaps in rural hiring.
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New York
Pacific Slope
Brad
N.Y. World
Crescent Hotel Opens February 23 in Eureka Springs
Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs Arkansas announces opening on February 23. Located in the Ozark Mountains the hotel boasts delightful climate beautiful scenery and unequaled medicinal waters. Low excursion rates offered with through sleepers via Frisco Line. Manager J. O. Plank operates rooms in the Century Building available at Frisco Ticket Office 101 North Broadway St. Louis Missouri.
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Ozark Mountains
Frisco Line
J. O. Plank
Century Building
Frisco
N. Broadway
St. Louis
Penny of the Arctic and The Savage Bachelor
A clipped Indianapolis Journal item notes Penny of the Arctic and The Sweet Yung Thing as explorer themed titles. It comments on readers’ affection for daring Arctic exploits and jokes about scaling icebergs and fish as recurring bits.
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Penny
Arctic
Indianapolis Journal
Allen's Foot-Ease Free Sample Offer
An inducement offers a free sample of Allen's Foot-Ease powder by writing to Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy New York and shipping costs paid. It claims to cure chilblains sweating damp swollen feet and makes tight shoes easy, also curing corns bunions and ingrown nails with druggists and shoe stores selling it for 25 cents.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Paradoxical remark on social exclusion and swimming
A Philadelphia Record quotation notes the irony of a man being left out by society and not being in the swim after being thrown overboard. The comment reflects on social ostracism and the absurdity of exclusion.
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Philadelphia
Jacobs Oil Promises Fast Relief for Neuralgia
Slogans claim Jacobs Oil cures rheumatic pain and neuralgia. Advertisers urge damp weather worsens rheumatism and imply quick results from Jacobs Oil. The tone mimics a promotional medical claim typical of old newspapers.
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Jacobs Oil
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