Expert Giver Storm Rules From Blue Hill Observatory
Milton Mass June 12 Expert Alexander G MacAdie director of Blue Hill Observatory Harvard University outlines thunderstorm safety tips. He emphasizes get under cover avoid trees and doors keep indoors avoid chimneys and metal objects and use artificial respiration if someone is struck. He also warns against tying livestock near wire fences and notes lightning rods remain useful.
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Associated Press
Milton
Mass
Alexander G. MacAdie
Blue Hill Observatory
Harvard University
Blue Hill
Massachusetts
Blue Hill Forest
McAdie
Etrick
Vatery
Miss Rogers Gained 15 Pounds in Six Weeks
A reader testimonial for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. Alberta Rogers reports improved appetite, fuller cheeks, healthier complexion, and a 15 pound gain in six weeks after flu illness. The ad promotes 60 tablets for 60 cents and a 30 day money back guarantee.
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McCoy
Alberta Rogers
Cerro Gorda
Decatur
Weighi
Newcomb & Matthews
York Drug Co
iAdyv
Camphor Lavoptik Eye Wash Endorsed by Druggist
The advertisement touts Lavoptik eye wash with camphor and witch hazel as best for eye pains. It claims one bottle helps weak, strained or sore eyes and cites T. E. York, Druggist at 117 West Montgomery Street as the contact.
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T. E. York
West Montgomery Gt
Connett Returns Home From Chicago Business Trip
Mr 4L B Connett arrived home this morning from Chicago where he spent Friday attending to business interests.
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Connett
Chicago
Air Pilots Chat With Base 110 Miles Away
In Chicago a military show demonstrated radio contact between pilots flying at 4000 feet and WLS, covering 110 miles. The test used a 50 watt master oscillator and army 8-tube receiver as spectators listened to the exchange broadcast by the station.
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Associated Press
Chicago
WLS
Chanute Field
Ree
Underground Galleries Revealed in Cave In
A cave in at Galeta Italy exposed subterranean galleries tied to ancient seaport defenses. Experts estimate the masonry dates back centuries as nearby houses are 200 to 300 years old and surface observations hint at a long-ago structure.
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Galeta
Italy
Gibraltar
Administrator's Notice Estate of Margaret McCafferty
Public notice from Union County Iowa that O. K. McCafferty has been appointed Administrator of the Margaret McCafferty estate. Claims must be filed sworn with the district court clerk, and creditors asked to settle promptly. Published in Creston, June 8 15 22, 1925.
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District Court
Union County
State of
Iowa
Margaret McCafferty
Creston
Town
Davies couple to Villisca for weekend with relatives
Mr and Mrs W L Davies depart this morning for Villisca to spend the weekend with relatives. They will return soon after.
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W. L. Davies
Villisca
Club Work Popular In Adair County Says Agent
Adair County youths lead in club projects with large groupings across townships. Girls clubs grow especially strong in Summerset Rosina Lambi Prussia Grove Grand River Summit with several leaders named. Pig and boy clubs noted in Summerset Eureka Harvey Grand River Summit with leaders listed. County youth development urged with support from older residents to foster work and expression through clubs.
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Adair County
Summerset
Rosina Lambi
Prussia
Fred Lambi
Lee Veronica Reis
Martha Baier
Grove
Ruth Martin
Grand River
Merle Savage
Summerset Township
Alo
Philip Funke
Eureka
Mark Thiele
Harvey Rostat
Charles Noland
Summit
Professor Cundy
Richland
A. T. Brown
Jackson
Americans Played Ball One Thousand Years Ago
A Springfield Illinois dispatch notes a playful claim that ball games were Americas national sport long before Norse exploration. It cites a fringe timeline linking early games to Eric the Red and Greenland.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Ill
America
Eric the Red
Greenland
Russian bootlegging fuels hard labor and policy drift
In Moscow on June 13 the article reports widespread illicit vodka production despite announced relaxations. The government confiscates stills and sentences offenders to Siberia or hard labor while allowing 30 to 40 percent vodka to curb smuggling. State control expands as private breweries transfer to government ownership.
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Associated Press
Mocsow
Russia
United States
Siberia
Caucasus
Crimea
Armenian
Spirit of Service Leads Negroes to Start Church
Two Minneapolis railroad workers, FE. L. Fuller and G. L. Jenkins, plan a church for local African Americans. Fuller sold his home to fund a new church building near St. Anthony’s Baptist church, with support from Minnesota Baptist convention leaders and other negro congregations.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Chicago
E. H. Rasmussen
Minnesota Baptist Convention
FE. L. Fuller
G. L. Jenkins
St. Anthony's Baptist Church
Fuller
Rasmussen
Jenkins
Iowa
South
Baptist Headquarters
Vienna Blocks Progress With Uncontrolled Talk
A Vienna committee of the Austrian National Assembly has stalled public business for two months by endless speeches. The fight over nominating a chair for rent duties saw Democrats oppose Dr. Kienbock, while Herr Witternigg has spoken 48 hours over seven days and plans to mumble for seven more, delaying any decision.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Austrian National Assembly
Social Democrats
Kienbock
Herr Witternigg
Why Europe Calls America The Land of Untold Gold
Reports from Southampton indicate the American state department condemns extravagant tipping by diplomats. Tales circulate of millionaire generosity aboard transatlantic ships with $10 per crew member and $25 per officer, costing about $10,000, plus another passenger giving $400 after a six day voyage from New York to Southampton.
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Europe
America
Southampton
American State Department
Atantic
New York
Miners to Exhibit Life Saving Methods in Rescue Contest
Ninety judges will determine standings in the International Mine Rescue and First Aid contest to be held in Springfield Illinois September 10 to 12. Eighty teams of six men each have signaled intent to compete with champions from many states and possibly Mexico. State champion teams are expected from Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Kentucky Alabama Iowa Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico Wyoming Montana Washington Utah Idaho and Louisiana.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Til
Thomas T. Read
Washington
Federal Bureau of Mines
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Alabama
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Montana
Washingtn
Utah
Idaho
Louisana
Mexico
Temporary gallery to host mine exhibit at state arsenal
A county wide attraction will erect a temporary gallery beside the state arsenal to represent a mine. The setup will fill the space with a gaseous mixture of forealdehyde and sulphur. To prevent sectionalism, the teams will be identified by numbers rather than names.
Contested Banquet Awards Trip to Lincoln's Tomb
Awards will be made at a banquet and it is planned to take all the contestants on a trip to Lincoln's tomb.
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Lincoln’s Tomb
Middle one is when a man begins to look at limit instead of forcing it
Fragmentary text hints at a philosophical remark about facing limits, suggesting a shift in perspective from pressing constraints to recognizing boundaries. No clear individuals, places, or events are identifiable in the legible portion.
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