Petrified Forest of Oak Trees Found on Coast
Spokane Washington July 15 A petrified forest of giant gas trees, likely unique in North America, was found near the confluence of the Spokane and Columbia rivers in Washington. Dr W A Johnson discovered it, with E M Tardy noting extensive exposure along the south bank of the Columbia.
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Colville Indian Reservation
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Batra
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Health Auto Unit Aids Los Angeles School Children
A mobile health unit built on two automobile truck bodies in Los Angeles serves school children with a hospital dental parlor and facilities for eye ear and throat exams. The unit offers nutrition classes and lectures on nourishing foods at local schools during visits by medical staff.
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Los Angeles
Aepreacof
Department of Health
68 Year Old Slayer Trial Begs Vindication
An elderly man expresses no regret for his actions as he awaits trial to seek vindication or punishment. In a separate note a radio club in Pernambuco Brazil has started a course on building and operating radio sets.
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Darrow
Tenneutes Textbook Commission
Scopes
Howeard Morgan
Rhea County
Purification Health Cure Ad Promises System Cleansing
A vintage ad touts Calotabs as the greatest of all system purifiers and urges a thorough course once or twice weekly for several weeks. It claims chronic ailments will disappear and health will return as Nature rewards you. The package includes full directions and pricing.
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Nature
Get & Family
Gore Touts Tax Plan and State Leadership Vision
Governor Gore, during a Wheel Magazine visit, discusses his aims in West Virginia leadership. He favors equitable taxation, seeks to cut direct property tax in half, and plans to work with the legislature to win public support. He stresses state sovereignty over federal troops and pledges steady progress without partisan distractions.
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West Virginia
Mericulture
United States
Gore
Wheel Mog
Anys
Farner
Tam
Gary
Honard Gere Senks
Pope
Goré
Dalley
Wine
Ietuia
Thia
Dravarte
Salvation Army Plans Hospitals for India Amid Booth Birthday Drive
A Salvation Army effort in London outlines hospitals, garrisons, and welfare institutions for native populations in India and beyond. The drive aims to raise 1 million dollars, with half to be spent in India and Ceylon on 100 industrial village homes a leper hospital and a central Calcutta hall. Other regions include China Japan Europe West Indies Dutch East Indies Africa and Kenya Colony.
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Evolution debate features witness on lifelong change theory
In a tense court session the defense and prosecution spar over evolution and the Bible as witnesses describe natural history. A student testimony outlines beliefs that animal life evolved from single cells and that humans share origins with primates, with emphasis on the gaps and dates in Earth’s timelines.
Sweden to curb wheat imports on favorable crop prospects
Preliminary reports from Sweden’s districts indicate crop prospects have improved markedly. Favorable weather has sped fieldwork and supported early wheat and rye development, with expectations of a notable drop in foreign food imports especially American wheat.
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Brockholm
Sweden
Select Immigrants For Queensland
A report by T. A Ferry targets immigrant selection in Queensland with aims to register all aliens and convict statuses. It proposes medical examinations for entrants and notes many arrivals come from France and northern Italy to work in the sugar industry.
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Nood
T. A Ferry
Queensland
Perry
Italy
Russia looks to boost oil output from Baku fields
On the fifth anniversary of the nationalization of Baku oil, Soviet officials describe current field productivity and future plans. They report 21,000 wells in operation, exports rising to near 240 million barrels, a major oil pipeline project to connect Baku and Batumi, and a $610 million funded expansion financed by the state plans.
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Soviet Presa
Aurela
America
Ratum
CHL Trant
Cardinal Began Near Death in Archiepiscopal Palace
Quebec Qua July 15 Frail Cardinal Nazaire Began of Canada is completely paralyzed on the right side and nearly mute, near death in the Archiepiscopal Palace. He is reportedly being banned in Ireland.
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Quebec
Qua
Fwuis Nazaire
All
Ireland
Spencer State Senator John M. Baker Visits AR
Spencer attorney and state senator John M. Baker of the fourth district was among visitors in AR RAR ARRAN AS. He is well known statewide for his legal work and public service.
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John M. Baker
Spencer
Funeral service for Mrs John Nuyen to be held at St John s Episcopal
Funeral services for Mrs John Noyes who died Tuesday morning will be held at four o clock in the afternoon at St John s Episcopal Church with Rev Mr Hughes of St Albans officiating.
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John Nuyen
John Noyes
St. John's
Unnamed Kanawha official shot in office dispute
The article reports a fatal shooting in a bank building during a land dispute involving the De Journatt estate and Lawrence interests. An aged assailant fired as an uncle and nephew argued over land, with police arriving as the victim, Mr. Lawrence, was carried out by undertakers. The incident prompts further inquiry into property holdings across Kanawha and related counties.
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Bertie
Swrence
Lenday
de Journatt
Lawrence Ol Company
Foamy
Willum Cooper
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William
Brudks Pheavl
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Lawrence
de Tournatt
Kagawhe
Hualnass
Wandburn
Vapliol Street
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Ashland
Fleetwood
Ground Problems Slow Tokyo Subway Construction
Tokyo reports softer ground delaying reconstruction work around the planned subway route. Dr. Kisht from the Reconstruction Bureau recommends delaying paving in the districts near the subway until the underkyound project finishes after sewer work has caused sinking and damage to streets and houses.
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Tokyo
Wey
Kisht
Reconstruction “Bureau
Pave Street
Valuable stamps found in garret in London
In London on July 15 authorities report the discovery of more than 20600 worth of unique rare stamps in the attic of a tiled woman's house in a fashionable district. Complete sheets date to 1804 when purchased by the husband’s grandfather. They were found by chance and will be auctioned by Patasia with vanity cases in the head.
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London
Bmay
Fair
Dead Sea salts spark hopes for Palestine industry
Government announces readiness to grant rights to exploit Dead Sea minerals as prospects grow in Palestine. Brine contains 25 percent salts including sodium chloride and potassium chloride, with vast evaporation potential and plans backed by Jewish and British investors and interest from American firms.
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Taly
West Sea
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Cartain
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Geneva
Dead Sea
England
Netroteum
Swedish Fleet to Show Off in Baltic Maneuvers
Stockholm dispatch reports a forthcoming Swedish naval display in the Baltic this summer as part of reorganizing the navy. The King will command a fleet of 111 ships including 12 battleships and 70 destroyers, with budgeting tied to ongoing build plans and international developments.
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Baltic Sea
Stockholm
Ted Rean
Palsey
Evans' Triple Phosphates Promised to Rebuild Vitality
An old promotional paragraph extols Evans' Triple Phosphates as a solution for fatigue anaemia and nervous weakness. It claims men and women can regain ambition and vigor through the product, advertised as inexpensive and widely available in local drug stores.
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America
Evana
How He Helps His Fellow Mit
A reader testimonial extols Peterson's Ointment for healing a leg sore and easing eczema skin conditions. The letter praises rapid relief, claims old sores heal quickly, and cites a preferred endorsement from a Buffalo reader.
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Peterson
Kate Kul
Sigel
Peterson Ointment Cos
Buffalo
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