World champion breeder of white mice in New York
David Mayer, an 80 year old breeder in New York, has produced more than 60 million mice for research. His stock supplies the New York City board of health and the U S Public Health Service. He ships to government hospitals and labs nationwide and runs a weekly output of 8 000 to 4 000 mice in season.
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New York
David Mayer
New York City
Royal Society of London
British Galaria
Canal Zone
Lindy
Lindferkh
Quebec
Floyd Gennett
Mayer
America
Philadelphia
Kansas
Pater
Lerehes
Michael Mayer
Stas
Dear Girls Amelia Gingham In Bright End
The actress Amelia Gingham is described as bright and gay to the end. A Riverside Drive dinner recounts her quip about today’s money and a scene with a millionaire’s son in Greenwich Village where he jokes about his allowance and plans for a racing car or a night out.
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Amelia Gingham
Riverside Drive
Greenwich Village
Jie
Odorous Cantor by All World Reeps Onions
The article traces onions back to biblical references and ancient art showing priests with onions at altars. It notes inscriptions on the Great Pyramid about laborers’ onion, radish, and garlic expenditures. It mentions explorers bringing seeds to America, 1684 settlement, Sullivan 1777 raid, and current large crops in nineteen states. It ends with a remark about Texan onion vessels bound for New York.
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Moses
Lerodotus
Great Pyramid
Columbus
New York
New
Weather Has No Tide Effect on Weather
Meteorologists state tides do not influence weather. Extreme low pressure and strong winds can alter tide levels, but standard tides follow a regular cycle while weather trends remain independent of tidal patterns.
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Mete
Weather Bureau
Cnited
States Department of Agriculture
Bad Company On Pairing Votes In Congress
A Harper's Magazine excerpt describes how two congressmen form voting pairs to influence measures. It recalls a Democratic member who was told via a district letter his paired votes with Republicans were noted in the Congressional Record, urging pairing with Democrats instead.
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House
Harper'y Magazine
Mr Jones in conference as foundations go in water issues
A voice requests talk with Mr Jones but is told he is in conference. A confidential remark claims work at a site on Merchant and Bishop streets has begun a foundation and questions how water will be removed. The remark appears in the Honolulu Star Bulletin.
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Lonolulu Star Bulletin
Almond Raising Almonds Dominates Malgrea Island Industry
Almonds are the island’s chief crop with many varieties grown on Malgrea. As olive trees die they are replaced by almond trees, and harvest involves knocking nuts from branches with poles, gathering by women and children, drying, husking, shelling, and kernel extraction.
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Malgrea
Think for Yourself and Resist Conformity Says Grave Waterson
Grave Waterson urges individuals to form their own opinions and avoid herd mentality in democracy. He warns against standardization and urges independent thinking despite social pressure and uniform norms.
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Grave Waterson
Mobile Register
Move Village 209 Veterans Train for Vocational Center
Two long trains moved the village of Caterek to new Inton England. The 5 residents and staff were relocated with their cattle and possessions to larger quarters to accommodate growing World War veterans seeking vocational training.
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Army Vacations Center of
Great Britain
Caterek
New Inton
England
Greek Tech Treasures From antiquity Unearthed
The article notes ancient Greeks 2 500 years ago spun tops carried bronze pocket knives with ivory handles and clasp pins akin to safety pins. It cites a glassmaking discovery once called new now found in Second Century B C Egypt with 150 pieces from an ancient city. A Crete sewer system 2 500 years old rivals modern networks and Pompeii’s water systems used stained faucets.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Egypt
Crete
L. C
Ares
Reivent Pompell
BarRed Climber Owen TD. Young Recalls Naples Ink
The BarRed Climber Owen TD. Young, a New York lawyer and capitalist, recounts aboard the Olyamic a tale of a English cockney tourist who climbed Vesuvius with a guide. The tourist asks for a drink atop the volcano, and the guide replies it cannot be obtained there. The tourist reacts with astonishment and a boast about a beer feast.
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Owen TD. Young
New York
Vesuvius
Naples
Vesusvius
Air Mail Cuts Bank Interest Costs Between Coasts
Banker savings from air mail shipments to New York reported as checks over 1000 dollars travel by air and arrive at Mastern terminus two days after mailing, or up to four days sooner than fast trains. Return credits rose as currency shipments moved west, boosting efficiency and reducing delays in weekly collections.
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Seattle
Pacific Coast
New York
Lesson for Misers in a Chinese Legend
An old frugal man in China is startled to find his buried treasure replaced by a stone. A neighbor suggests the stone is the treasure, since the original wealth brought no value to the world. The tale warns that hoarded wealth serves none and sharing brings real comfort.
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Ile
Misea
Generond Enous
Long sentence sparks complaint in Court of Appeal
London correspondent reports a 503 word single sentence from the 1027 finance act drawn up to explain relief for losses in business set up after April 6 1023. Counsel argued the phrasing is excessively roundabout and opaque, likening it to a Chinese lawyer crafting tangled prose.
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Court of Appel
London
New York Sterald Tribune
Old St. Paul's
Atkin
Scrution
Veiled Remark About I Lerry Wall and New York Visitor
The piece notes I Lerry Wall famed for Tade Styka portrait and once called king of the dudes meets a New York friend in a hotel. The visitor wears bois de rose Oxford bags cinnamon coat brass buttons brown shoes white spats pink shirt handkerchief and Wall asks softly if he is in mourning.
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I. Lerry Wall
Tade Styka
Paris
Wall
New York
Sailing Vessel From Rome Voyage Described In Ancient Text
An old account of St. Pauls voyage to Rome describes a wheat ship in a storm near Crete and Malta. Sailors cast cargo overboard and nearly lost the boat, undergirded the hull with a cable, set four anchors, attempted a lifeboat escape, then burned anchors and ran the vessel ashore with a foresail.
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St. Pauls
Rome
Crete
Malta
The Van Driver and the Bills of Silence
A bill collector tracks a family and their van driver who cannot recall their route. The driver boasts a special memory that costs ten dollars to put to sleep, implying a costly silence.
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Boston Transcript
Breakfast talk sparks memories of home
A couple discusses changes since a trip to the old home place. The wife calls it dull while the husband recalls lively mornings with ham and eggs and coffee and toast, contrasting past and present routines.
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Fiam
Egge
Impressed Negro Arrested on Banditry Charge
A Black man accused of banditry appeared before Judge Rosalsky in New York General Sessions and was held to bail of 25000. The bench statement surprised witnesses who noted his undismayed demeanor and a glint of admiration as he remarked that the man speaks in magnificent figures while led toward jail.
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Rosalsky
New York
UilseMert
Mather
Bridge of Sighs
The
New Yorker
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