Valley Mills social notes highlight weekend visitors
Valley Mills Tribune lists numerous locals and guests visiting from Waco Dallas New Orleans and Tyler among names like Ruth Clark M. Wace LaVerne Glass and Martha Knight. The piece notes church missionary activity at Central Texas Conference and visits to family farms in Groesbeck Fort Worth and Waco with several attendees returning home after weekends away.
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Ruth
Martin Ann Clark
M. Wace
Jack McNeill
Mise LaVerne Glass
Waco
Sanford Pool
Bus Maleypent
Dallas
Thema
Mer. G. A. Phnon
New Orleanes
C. Pinon
Dana Barnett
Wadebanks
Hobart Powell
Will Vis
Ethel Goodall
Frances
Nell
Gratestie
Bev
W. J. Heaton
Willsboro
Texas
Tuesay
Tea- Sin
TE Wosianery
Valley View
Sither
W. H. Lay
Callen
Groesbeck
J. W. Shrader
Harold Grant
Exteurance Company
Gordon Newtin
T. G. Nowlin
Harvey Sailer
Louise Badler
John Smith
Gateville
Olden
Arents
WE. J. Gibte
J. C
Army Air Service finds free fall speed capped at 118 miles per hour
The Army Air Service reports experiments with dummies showing that a body in free fall from great height cannot exceed 118 miles per hour before reaching the ground. The study refutes the idea of continuous acceleration and notes air resistance stabilizes terminal speed around this figure. It also challenges beliefs about consciousness loss during long falls.
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Army Air Service
Bald Mont
Wight
Busines
Marth
Lingua reforms echo in English study era
A fragmentary note surveys 19th century linguistic reform debates led by Andras Leonard of Wisconsin. It describes the shift away from strict grammar, the public’s response, and the scholars’ mixed opinions, while quoting examples like “It is me” and “Very body boweht their own ticket.” The piece ends with a reflective stanza and a thanks to contributors.
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Jared
Aner
Andras Leonard
University
Wiscnsin
Tx Inter
Naational Council
el John
Pries
New York
Linguistie Hoopekiris
Deetor Leonard
Tenafish
Atlante
Eters
Seaver
Dorothy Canfield Fish
Lowrie Pound
Mary Austin
Booth Tarkington
H. G
EA. Modinson
Rupert Mughes
Wyck Brooks
Milk as perfect food and life expectancy gains
The article reviews rising life expectancy from 35 to 43 to 50 plus years by 1910, citing US census records. It credits increased milk consumption as a key factor, noting milk's rich protein, fats, vitamins, and role in health, teeth, and bones. It also includes local classifieds for spring cleaning and service offers.
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Han Georgy Washigtion
United
Bester
Rte
Frandwen
Masuichimtts
State College
Prandsen Asys
Tax burden per capita climbs 205 percent across US
Between 113 and 1930 combined Federal, state, county and municipal taxes in the United States rose from 23 to 84, a per capita increase of 205 percent. The data highlights a steep tax expansion amid shifting fiscal policies and government roles.
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United States
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