Elopers Pursuer Silent On Missing Actress in NY Case
War correspondent Hector Fuller who pursued Jordan Mott II and Mrs Walter Bowne remains silent about the missing actress Frances Hewitt Bowne. Bowne, once a chorus girl in San Francisco, eloped with Mott in New York May 18 and faced a divorce suit in Queens.
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San Francisco
Hector Fuller
Jordan
Mott Il
Walter Bowne
Flushing
Long Island
Matt
New York
Mass
Professor Pitkin
Thayer Academy
Frances Hewitt Bowne
Mott
Mott-Bowne
Fuller
London
Gibraltar
Spain
Port Said
Colombo
Ceylon
Bhanghai
China
Bowne
Martinique
John P. Manning
Mia
Manning
Mastining
Queensborough
New York City
Joe Teal as Interior Secretary candidate eyed by Portland backers
Text notes Joe Teal of Portland Oregon as a possible secretary of the Interior in Wilson's cabinet. Backers say he has long served as a public spirited advocate for Oregon and has appeared before the Supreme Court and Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Joe” Teal
Portland
Ore
Wilson
Mr. Teal
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Oregon
Teal
Geocoronium Hypothesis for Earths Upper Atmosphere
The article discusses a growing hypothesis that earth atmosphere contains a geocoronium layer atop hydrogen. German physicist Wegener notes twilight reflections at 46 and 123 miles, suggesting a boundary between hydrogen and geocoronium. Observations of meteors and atmospheric composition at various altitudes support layered air with specific gas percentages.
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Inyera
Wegener
Safe way to carry skunks in Ulster County tails tested
In a boyhood reminiscence Julian Burroughs recounts his father John Hurroughs testing the folk belief that skunks can be carried by their tails. They trapped the animal in a barrel and lifted it by the tail, always avoiding the front feet, and found no accidents.
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Espys
Julian Burroughs
John Hurroughs
Ulster County
Moulds and hard edges in Bronze Age weapon casting
The text explains that Bronze Age molds were clay or bronze and that blades were cast in clay molds heated to dull red. It notes hammering at cutting edges created hardness, not tempering, and cites William Gowland debunking claims of ancient superior bronze tempering through practical testing.
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Japan
William Gowland
Change Comes Slowly Unearthed in Ancient Writings
Excavated 4000 year old texts reveal a love letter a remedy for toothaches and a boarding house complaint. Contemporary voices note the persistent echoes of the same old world.
Dairy farmer moves cows in pasture for sweet milk
In the article a dairyman is noted moving his cows quickly in the pasture to ensure good milk production. The comparison to chickens and their feed highlights the importance of quality nutrition for farm animal outputs.
Dandeline Promises Doubled Hair Beauty for Girls
An old advertisement touts Knowllan's Dandeline as a remedy to dandruff and hair issues. It claims the product softens, thickens, and brightens hair, restoring shine within weeks and even promoting new hair growth. The pitch urges buying a 25 cent bottle from any drug store or toilet counter.
The eccentric craftsman and the dental comedy
In a rural tale, Colfrey Gynn, a lively but eccentric artist, injures his thumb while fencing and visits Dr. Gragg. Miss Hood Thornton suffers a bad toothache nearby as Gynn and the doctor clash over treatment and propriety before the thumb is set.
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Colfrey Gynn
Hobbs
Mr. Gynn
Raflee
Godfrey Gynn
Cme
Miss Hood Thornton
Brooke
Miss Hope
Mr. Gynon
Missing Dorothy Arnold Two Years Later
New York reports mark two years since Dorothy Arnold disappeared from East Seventy-ninth Street. The search has cost about $100000 with $50000 by papers, $44000 by Arnolds, and $15000 by police. No clue has surfaced and officials remain doubtful of her fate.
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Dorothy Arnold
Arnolds
New York
Dee
East Seventy-ninth Street
Wanteu
Europe
Mig Arnold
Flynn
Philadelphia
John W. Arnold
Miss Arnold
George
Grishom, Jr
Keith
Arnold
Florence
Bean
Griscom
Atlantic City
Crittal
Fark Lakes
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Nold
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William J. Flynn
Adé
Bass Ware
Inamonds
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Cheyenne Creamery Company
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