Carnegie to Show European Artists Works Feature
Homer Saint Gaudens, director at Carnegie Institute, returns to select paintings for the international exhibition opening October 15. The show includes works from England France Spain Germany Austria and twelve European nations with a major English section and a broader European collection.
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Arts of Carnegis Institute
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Austria
Intart
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Philadelphia
Urope
Seadicos
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Brance
Boston College seeks 10 limit quake damages study
A notice describes Boston College efforts to limit quake damages and establish headquarters on Beacon Hill. The article discusses worldwide earthquake shocks and calls for engineering research into mitigation methods and emergency information sharing with Bowdoin and related bodies.
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Boston College
Earthquake prevention study notes and city program
The report outlines a foundation based approach to earthquake prevention, education, and citywide safety research. It details ethical study of the earth, services, and emergency planning with a focus on protecting property and people in the city.
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Aik
Toye
Tarawa
Ila
Andes
Pablo
Temp
Elt
Aenx
Prexea
Ieee
Tie Eyerth
Wafeh
Song of the Boarding House and Hobo Life Reflections
A long, rugged verse list surveys boarding houses near mining camps and remote workers. It riffs on remittance men, tramp hosts, Swedes, Welshmen, Scots, and others, weaving in a self-deprecating note about contributor Burney and a call for help from a column conductor.
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Tran
Tam
Lurney
Sonny Thet
Estninn
Tim
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Cohen
Banean
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Keneed
Jonaeaf
Weil de Gitten
Barnes World
General Motors reports 1925 half earnings gain
General Motors reveals midyear 1925 results with earnings of 45.08 million dollars after preferred dividends 4.81 million to 4.19 a share on common stock. Compared to 27.17 million last year, equity in Wilbur Body and GM assets adds 4.28 million, or 84 cents per share.
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New York
Amust
General Motors Corporation
Alfred PL Slown
General Motors
Wilber Body Corporation
General Motora Accentante Corporation
General Meters
Japan to Add Wireless Telegraph Company
Visreant Shika wa and Buran KR Nakashima named to head a committee to form a government private joint management wireless telegraph company. Government station at Iwaki will be its main asset, with shares subscribed by Japan's prominent business figures to support a pivotal international service.
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Tokyo
Shikawa
Buran
eUnmittes
Wily
Grimeton Grimeron Station Expands Telegram Link to U S
In Gothenburg Sweden the Grimeton wireless system now handles about 43 percent of Sweden’s telegrams to the United States while U S reception remains near zero. To counter competition telephone and cable firms cut prewar rates, making direct transatlantic communication via the Grimeton wire line more feasible.
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Gothenbure
Sweden
Grimeron
United States
Grimeton
Mayor Sentences Four Boys to School
In Wildtamsviuet Pennsylvania Mayor Gilmore sentences four boys to four years in a school regulary for aiding to burglarize a gas range incident. The boys admitted guilt and were remanded to the city jail awaiting further action.
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IBM
Gilmore
Gilmore Tae
Remarkable claims about medicine women and St Joseph’s
Readable excerpts discuss medical wonders claimed by women and the Saint Joseph’s references. The text mentions praise for a powerful remedy, early user reports, and trials described by various speakers. The passage highlights testimonies about strength, vitality, and cures attributed to the medicine, with mixed opinions and speculative outcomes.
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Hagen Pickink
St. Joseph's
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