Coed at Wisconsin Claims Mind Reading Power
A University of Wisconsin coed, Marian, allegedly has a mind reading ability by touching the other person’s fingertips to gauge truthfulness. Professor F C Sharp explains she developed the skill through long practice and observation.
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Greece Produces First Homeric Transcript Signal
A New York Evening Post style headline notes a surprising link between Greece and early Greek Homeric texts. The item hints at a broader claim about foundational literary artifacts and a Boston transcript connected to the discovery or discussion.
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Greece
Eugene Shelton Claims World Eater Title in Meats Feasts
Eugene Shelton, a 40 year old from Pleasant Point, Maine, declares himself world eater champion. He reports consuming 68 eggs and 5 quarts of milk in a sitting and has eaten four quarts of oysters in a single occasion. He details daily meals with multiple pork chops, potatoes, bread, coffee, tea, pie, and bananas, plus smoking several packs a day.
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Eugene
Shelton
Pleasant Fiat
Spain
Knight Templar Degree Conferral Tonight by Commandery
Dr Molay led the Commandery in a special conclave tonight at 7 30 to confer the Knight Templar degree for eligible members.
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Dr. Molay
Commandery
Newsprint and Circulation: A Call for Brief Reporting
The piece argues smaller pages with concise news boost circulation and cut waste. It notes yesterday's 72 page issue and earlier Sundays with the largest circulations as proof that content matters more than length. It urges a 600 ton saving and a shared effort across New York papers to stabilize newsprint.
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Passing Payrolls and Spring Talk In Local Notes
In France during wartime, payroll tasks and currency shortages arose as notes lost value. A resident recalls handling pay amid chaos and scarce silver coins, noting the need for careful currency checks after the war. Local voices urge timely dog tax payment to avoid enforcement actions and potential euthanasia of untagged pets.
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Ling
France
Onder
J. L
Lions Predict Rain After Carnival Performance
A carnival animal show led to a group of lions roaring after returning to their cages. One handler claimed the lions indicate rain, noting skies were clear last night and overcast this morning, though the claim remains unproven.
Baby’s Great Great Grandparents Claim Ancestry Record
Eureka Kansas reports baby Wayne Hartenbower born recently is claimed to have eleven linear ancestors and is considered starting the fifth generation with noted appreciation of his lineage.
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International News
Eureka
Kan
Wayne Hartenbower
Hand painted silk hose eyed for Muskogee debut
Muskogee Oklahoma March 18 a local artist Jack Brown claims to have perfected a process to paint pictures on silk stockings with no harm to the fabric or wearer. He expects hand painted silk hose for women to appear locally soon.
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Muskogee
Okla
Jack Brown
Von Kapp Revolu tionist Kills Self
The revolutionary Von Kapp killed himself after a decision to not advance beyond German lines unless new turns in affairs threaten resumption of fighting. The U S had not ratified the treaty, so only American troops under armistice terms could enter Germany, while British and French ratification would risk actual warfare.
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United States
Leipzig Streets Rally Against Barricades Continue
Fighting in the streets of Leipzig has been continuous since yesterday afternoon. Barricades have been erected across major streets as authorities try to restore order.
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Leipzig
Central News
Table Pleasures Not for Them
A fragment notes that table pleasures such as fruit in summer and winter are enjoyed by the poorer classes in Peru, reflecting social contrast. The snippet hints at lingering call for practical provisioning amid seasonal scarcity and class dispute.
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Signature of E. W. Grove Pures a Cold in One Day
A historical ad notes E W Grove offers a remedy titled Pures a Cold in One Day with price shown as 30 cents. The snippet reflects period medical patent claims and storefront promotion.
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E. W. Grove
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