Marquis Marconi and His Wireless Legacy Highlighted
A feature on Guglielmo Marconi, Italian born inventor of wireless telegraphy. The article notes his early experiments at Bologna, cross Channel work, and 1904 to 1912 milestones including Nobel prize and roles in war and diplomacy. It praises his contributions and reflects republican caution about political honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis Marconi
Tinly
Guglielmo Marconi
Bologna
England
France
Mureon
Itudas Senate
Indian Commission
United States
Ist
Italy
France Plans Quota to Curb US Film Influx
Before the war France produced few world moving pictures and now imports over a million dollars annually of American films. French critics complain of sex and excess in Hollywood. The government seeks a fixed share of French titles in imports, sparking deadlock with American producers. A European producers’ combine is forming amid tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
France
United States
America
Germany
Unknown historic remedy notice
A fragment references a prescription for colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria claiming the most up to date remedy known. The readable text suggests a medical patent or sales claim without full context or identifiable names or dates.
Twenty Years Ago Notes From Journal Files
A 1909 journal note recalls Mrs Anna Carrier falling on West Pleasant Street, with injury to collarbone and ribs. Reports mention Mid Williams residents, renovations by John Clough, Old Home Week preparations, a lightning strike near Columbus, the Corky Tee Company shipment, and travels of Mrs Bivene Curtis Hard and Edgar Brown to New York and Cake Pleasant respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna B. Carrier
Sir Willams
Mid Williams
West Pleasant Street
Studel Bros
Wellsville
N.Y
Hotel Grandia
Answers to yesterday’s questions and clues trivia list
A fragmented clue set on political figures and geography to decode. Mentions Whit president of An after ward fuse of Representatives and death, a secret bullet origin, vintage fashion from cannt bow ties, a Shakespearean play author, and a census boosted city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL. S
A Problem a Day on the Iowa Stream Travel
A daily puzzle asks how far a boat can travel in eight hours upstream at fifteen miles on the stream and ten miles an hour downstream. The solution involves subtracting and multiplying steps, yielding the total distance covered in the given time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potty Towa
Unemployment Counting Through Census Reapportionment
A fragmented passage discusses the census and reapportionment counting unemployed. It notes the novelty of counting unemployment and the challenge of measuring scope and location. The piece hints this provision will impact political representation and policy focus.
Canine movie star Strongheart dies at 18
United Press reports Hollywood mourns Strongheart the German police dog turned film star. Ill for months, an attempt to prolong his days via operation failed. The 18 year old dog trained in Berlin served in the German Red Cross in World War I and starred in titles including Me Silent Cart and White Fung.
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Hollywood
Calif
Strongheart
Fragmentary Ancient Priests Rosette Stone Note
The text references a rosette stone and its inscriptions in Greek and Egyptian hieroglyphs. It mentions deciphering the mysterious language of the Nile and a memorial of ancient priests, with mention of an image and a golden shrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winwood Rondo
Nile
Lindestones Solomsom Family Reunion Near Russell Pa
The third annual Lindetimes Solomsom family reunion was held Sunday near Russell at Ferncliif Park on the Conewango river. More than forty relatives from Jamestown Warren Sheffield Kane Columbus Cory and O11 Guy attended. Officers elected at the business session included President C. J. Lindstone Jamestown Vice President Gust Swanson Warren Secretary Misa Axeline Jonson Sheffield Treasurer Samuel Swartsom Jamestown. The next reunion was set for Sunday June 22 1980 at Werndcliff Park with a 6 pm supper and all donations sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Swartsom
Jamestown
Werncliff Park
Ipper
Seven Injured In Auto Wrecks Around Erie
Seven people were injured in a series of weekend auto accidents around Erie. Charles Weber 17 suffered serious head injuries at 11th and Ash. Mrs Mary Collins 89 sustained internal injuries and a broken arm after a collision at Troop Road. Howard Colling 18 and Michael Schulachs 39 received cuts and bruises and contusions respectively. Driver Prank Colling escaped unhurt. Pedestrian Mrs J W Button, 45, had internal injuries after being struck at 10th and Parade streets. she was treated and discharged.
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Joseph Schmelcher
East 6Th Street
Collins
Melvin Fue
N. Clymer
Troquois Avenue
Au Troop Road
Howard Colling
Panama
Michael Schulachs
G Colling
J. W. Button
West 18Th Street
Simick
Henry Goesky
East Avenue
10Th and
Paride Streets
Hamlet Hospital
Dents Byer
Erie Guild Meets Here
The Ladies and Society of the Ba uifister church at Erie visit Mrs. Cressey for an annual gathering. A picnic dinner was served at 12:30 and the afternoon was spent in social time. Today's party numbered about 25 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies and Society
Ba Uifister
Erie
R. F. Cressey
Heavy showers boost crops after scorching heat
Farmers welcomed a heavy rain and electric storm that broke a ten day heat spell. The downpour revived parched lawns and gardens and should benefit corn, potatoes, oats and other crops after weeks of extreme heat. Remaining showers and cloudy conditions eased city heat with forecasts calling for clearing skies by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punt
Weather delays Swedish flyers on Reykjavik leg
Captain Albin Ahrenberg and crew faced weather setbacks at Reykjavik delaying the Stockholm to New York flight. A mechanic from Junkers works in Germany was summoned to repair the damaged engine after their belated Iceland arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Copenhagen
Albis Ahrenberg
Sverige
Stockholm
New York
Adyives
Ahtenberg
Axel Bladen
Robert Ljungland
Reykjavll
Iceland
Bergen
Norway
Jumbers Ais
Germany
Reykjavik
Teeland
Ivigtut
Greenland
Albin Ahrenberg
Gapl Ahrenberg
Isplyigtut
Anticosti Island
Nea
St. Lawrence River
Junkers al
Dessau
Cap Ahrenberg
Alexander Smith Cochran Will Leaves $15 Million Estate
In White Plains on June 25 the will of Alexander Smith Cochran Yonkers carpet maker disposed of an estate exceeding $15 million. He recalls many charities and more than 1,000 present and past employees of the Alexander Smith and Sons Carpet Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N.Y
Alexandr Smith Cochran
Yonkers
Alexander Smith and Sons
Think It Over Endorses Calm Health Focus
A guidance note encourages ceasing fretting and repining to boost resilience. It promotes building personal strength through steady, positive routines and engaging interests to accelerate mental and physical well being.
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W. L. Gordon
John Clough
Center Sweet Union
Snd
Lghtning
D. B. Sarrier
Goumbus
Corky Tee Company
Conneaut Lake
Oddy
Hy Ear
Lyons and Murrayste
Keppel
Gutenberg
Vancouver
British Columbia
Tadyana
William Penn
Sylvanis
Penn's Woods
Holly' Yand
Marie Calany
Russell
Hamot Hospital
North Clymer
Erie Guild
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
N- Center St
Capt. Ahrenberg
Corry
Erie - Cleveland - Warren - Jamestown Lv
Cleveland
Warren and
Kane
Meadville
Conneaut Lake Park
Greenville
Sharon
Youngstown
Akron
Corry West Ridge Transportation Company
Member
Federal Reserve System
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