World's Record Photo by Chicago Man Breaks Again
Robert G Guthrie chief metallurgist of a Chicago gas company has raised the world's record for photography with a 15 500 diameter magnified steel image. His apparatus can photograph structures 1200,000th of an inch thick, requiring long exposure and precise vibration control. A Los AngelesLondon Opinion line notes a studio joke about a jealous camera man who threatens to shoot his wife while the producer suggests filming time.
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Chicago
Robert G. Guthrie
Guthrie
Los Angeles
London
Colorado Bounty to Wipe Out Rabbits Then Community Drives
The state allows county commissioners to offer a bounty for each rabbit killed. Boys earn a penny or more per pair of ears. Community drives bring up to 1,000 participants to herd rabbits into V shaped traps and kill them with orbs, with 500,000 dispatched last winter.
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Colorado
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Finnish teachers push for pay equalization with state workers
Finnish teachers press a campaign for higher salaries aligning with other state employees such as train conductors, railway telegraph operators, track foremen, station watchmen, and track watchmen. Alfred J. Pearson, United States Minister, Helsingfors.
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Finland
Alfred J. Pearson
United States
Helsingforsa
Improvised Vent From Old Valve Stem
An old inner tube valve stem makes a practical vent for oil or gasoline cans. Break it off and punch a hole to fit the stem, insert and optionally nut, then solder securely. Ensure no fumes in a gasoline can before soldering.
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Popular Science Monthly
Fuel From Rubbish Could Cut Disposal Costs
An English engineer estimates converting rubbish into fuel via crushing and brick forming costs about $1.80 per ton, compared with current disposal costs of $1.75 per ton. The process would use tar oil or coal to aid ignition and remove tin can components.
Indians Face Oil Wealth Yet Hold Fast to Farming
The Indian department praises Glacier National Park's Diack feet Indians for sticking to farming as oil exploration begins on 8000 acres in Two Medicine valley, near Cut Park Montana. Officials say potential riches from oil won’t derail their agricultural plans, kept by four years of education and restraint.
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Two Medicine Valley
Glacier National Park
Cut Park
Mont
California Refining Company
Indian Department
Wintergreen Oil Poisoning Warns Public
Oil of wintergreen is highly poisonous when swallowed even in small amounts. Doctors Wetzel and Nourse cite deaths from less than two fluid ounces and urge public safety to prevent access by children and uninformed individuals.
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N. C. Wetzel
J. D. Nourse
Journal of the American Medical Association
Maps From Planes Seek Alaska Charts for Season
Three amphibian planes and a crew of aviators photographers and mechanics depart San Diego to chart Alaska between Point Barrow and Nome. The effort aims to fill a gap where no worthy map exists and leverages modern plane surveying over traditional field methods.
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Alaska
San Diego
Point Barrow
Nome
New York Evening Post
Cellon Glass Substitute Used in Foreign Automobiles
Cellon patented in Germany by Dr Hichengruen and advanced by a major explosives maker is used in many foreign cars as a glass substitute. It is unbreakable bendable and fireproof. Now used in telephones switchboards toilet articles vehicle windows aircraft and dirigibles and serves as a perfect electrical insulator. It resists water gasoline petroleum oil and turpentine and gas and can be cut with a knife.
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Germany
Hichengruen
TAX NOTICE AND LOST BAG FOUND IN NS AREA
Tax notice will be at Datdonega Court week collecting state and county taxes first round for October. Ladies can do home selling for profit with spare time work. Lost between Dahlonega and Cumming on the highway a small black leather hand grip with initials and Peter R. Allen Asheville N. on it containing three pairs of shoes and apparel. finder to bring to the office for reward.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
J. N. Satterfield
Court of Ordinary
Gh. Wanves
Admr
Datdonega Court
Porter, T. C
Styleplus Press Company
Amsterdam
Dahlonega
Cumming
Peter R. Allen
Asheville
Ethel Brannon
Willie H. Hutcheson
W. B.townsend
Bank of Dahlonega Authorized as State Depository
The Bank of Dahlonega is appointed a State Depository with a bond of six thousand dollars. The Governor approves the bond and orders Lumpkin County Tax Collector to pay over state tax moneys to the bank, excluding funds paid directly to the State Treasury, with notice published in a local newspaper.
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Bank of
Crirber
Walker
Success and Failure Uncle Joe Cannon in Danville
On his ninetieth birthday in Danville Uncle Joe Cannon spoke with a reporter about success and failure. He told a fable about a fisherman who catches nothing because every car crossing the bridge spooks the fish downstream and fails to find better rocks downstream.
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Joe Cannon
Danville
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