International Masters Tournament at Et Petersburg Opens April
Chess news notes the International Masters Tournament at Et Petersburg begins April 20 with Capablanca representing Havana Chess Club. Amenca’s delegation is uncertain though Marshal may still accept the invitation. The National Russian Masters Tournament ends recently with a tie for first and second. a four game match will determine prize money. Kupchik leads the Progressive Chess Club with eight wins. League secretary Hickok reports notices issued for the seventh tournament and all games in. efforts to promote participation continue.
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Promoted from 1A to 1B at G hant School
The Cranford New Jersey school notes list students promoted in various classes and tracks. Elizabeth Anderson Nay Anthony Margare oe Marie Bremner Elisabeth Crane la Crickenberg Doris Dening Li Evana Madeine Harris Mary Jackson Alberta Miller Nadie Owbler Carte Parrott Walda Rozoncranta Au Gar waee vera Fe cer mserige Anthony.
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Salt Germane Balt of all things
A physiologist warns that salt is heavily germ ridden, with gray salt carrying 0,000 to 75,000 bacterial colonies per gram and refined white salt still bearing thousands per gram from clay. He suggests refining could yield germ free salt. Pin Money bride and groom discuss small pin purchases.
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Fragmentary note about a magician and philosopher's stone
A garbled excerpt mentions a fabled magician, the philosopher's stone, and a cap associated with Wethrastas-Joboaes. The text is incomplete and unclear about any concrete events or people.
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