Aristocrat Jay of the Bird Family
The jay family is described as witty and superior among birds. The European, American, and Rio Grande jays display color variants, while the long crested stellar jay in western North America is depicted as brilliant, vigilant, and highly active in foraging, danger detection, and play.
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Rio Grande
North America
Best Race Horses and Daring Dirt Track Drivers Feature
A promotion highlighting top American race horses and bold dirt track drivers. It advertises auto polo as an exciting sport, showcases a large midways at Johnny J. Jones Carnival Exposition, markets the amusement organization as the continent’s best, and notes pyrotechnics by a special artist amplified by a 500-actor pageant.
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America
United States
Camera Surrogates to Photograph Wills in Surrogate Court
John P. Cohalan and James A. Foley announce that after June 30 certified copies of wills and other court documents will be produced by photography in New York City. Officials praise photography for labor savings, though some electrical work remains pending. Attorneys have been notified of the planned change.
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New York Court
John P. Cohalan
James A. Foley
New York Evening Sun
Hall of Records
Preservation Move Brings Niagara to Erie for Permanent Home
The Niagara, Perry era brig raised after famed 1812 war actions, is awarded to the United States by Erie. Congress accepts, directing the Navy to maintain the relic and provide docking at Erie port for world visitors.
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Commodore Perry
Niagara
Erie
United States
Perry
Lawrence
Misery Bay
Great Britain
Congress
Navy Department
Port of
Foiled Invader of Nest by Clever Sparrow Nests
A Leghorn pullet laid an egg in a sparrow nest under a porch eave. The next day the egg was smashed and the nest vanished as sparrows rebuilt their home. The pullet returned to the scene, then left in frustration as the sparrows persisted.
I Believe In Reincarnation In Ancient Times
A past state quotes a belief in reincarnation and living in classical eras. The speaker wonders if they were among sacred geese that saved Rome by waking people with a loud cackle.
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Rome
Incendiary Bullets Used in War Rely on Hollow Brass Shells
Incendiary bullets fired from aircraft machine guns function as miniature high explosive shells. Millions were produced at the Frankford arsenal using hollow brass casings filled with barium nitrate and a magnesium red lead firing charge. The bullets differ from solid rifle rounds and are designed to deliver flame by igniting the explosive inside upon discharge.
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Frankford Arsenal
Presidents with non British Surnames in U.S. History
The article notes the United States openness to diverse immigrants over a century and more, yet only two presidents have non British surnames. Both were Dutch, Van Buren and Roosevelt, illustrating the limited non British presidential lineage.
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United States
van Buren
Roosevelt
Medical fashions and fall winter styles in surgery
A quoted authority says appendicitis operations have “gone out of fashion” and asks what the indications are for fall and winter styles in surgery, implying evolving trends in operative methods.
Diamond imports face tighter supply and rising costs
The European market offers few good assortments of rough and finished diamonds. War-time production gaps, South African restrictions, and rising sterling exchange push importers to pay more for rough stones, with higher prices anticipated after cutting.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Mountain threat endangers Mardy town in Rhondda Valley
In Mardy Rhondda, a developing landslide from the mountain threatens the mining town. After rain paused, movement resumed with 40 Edward Street houses feeling pressure as ceilings fall and doors warp. Army huts rise in the park for possible temporary housing.
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Mardy
Rhondda Valley
Wales
Edward Street
London Times
Industrious man and youth joke about leisure in old days
A humorous exchange contrasts a man who toiled long hours with a younger person. The elder recalls 14 hour days while the youth notes the lack of moving pictures and golf offering little else to do.
Card dealing device by French inventor
A new device for rapid card dealing uses a metal tray holding a full pack, a wheel with a rubber rim pressed by a spring, and a finger loop. Pulling the wire advances one card at a time as the wheel contacts the next card.
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