Radio Waves Sent 1000 Miles Through Earth by Dr J Harris Rogers
Dr J Harris Rogers of Hyattsville Maryland has radiated radio signals through the earth for over 1000 miles using a transmitter and about two amperes of current. The achievement demonstrates underground transmission of radio waves.
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Word Puzzle Clues and Solution Preview
A dense list of crossword style clues with numbers and a note that the solution will appear in the next issue. It includes miscellaneous definitions such as a large bird, a tree, and terms like aristocrat and exclamation, plus references to prefixes and measurements.
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How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle
Instructions explain placing correct letters in white spaces to form words across and down. Each word is defined by numbers under horizontal and vertical columns, filling spaces until the next black square. All entries are dictionary words, with abbreviations slang and proper names noted.
Edison’s Morse Love Code Revealed by Edison
Edison, deaf since twelve, describes teaching his wife Morse code to communicate by touch during drives in the White Mountains. He recounts proposing by telegraph signals and notes they still use the code at times. He says the method allowed private conversations and reaction to plays without spoken words.
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Hearst
International Cosmopolitan
Ele
White Mountains
Prince of Wales Dodges Reporter In Night Club
In a New York night club a reporter grilled the prince of Wales about marriage engagements and possible American brides. The prince countered with pointed questions about the reporter’s name age salary and marital status before the interview ended.
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Prince of Wales
New York
Italy
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for health recovery
Mrs Mary Wilhelmy of St Paul Minnesota writes of severe fatigue, insomnia, and weight loss after pregnancy. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improved strength, better sleep, and weight gain after consuming multiple bottles. She invites other women to write for guidance.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Wilhelmy
Duke Street
Vegetable scoops bring beauty to stews and veg dishes
Scientific American notes that vegetable scoops in various sizes and patterns cut carrots, beef, and potatoes into pleasing shapes. Used with Parisian potatoes, they create an attractive variety. The French favor these kitchen implements for worthwhile results.
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Scientific American
Cuticura Promises Relief for Itchy Scalp and Dandruff
Advertisement touts Cuticura products for scalp itching and dandruff. Instructions urge rubbing spots with Cuticura Ointment then washing with Cuticura Soap bathed in hot water. Claims clearer skin and softer whitened bands with daily use.
Refuge in Silence Flight Completes 17000 Mile India Return
British pilot Alan Cobham completes a 17000 mile air journey to India and back without engine trouble. In contrast, the dissenter who doubted the feat has been paged in vain.
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Alan Cobham
India
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Clean Clothes
Classic advertisement extols Red Cross Ball Blue for spotless laundry with no ugly streaks. Declares good bluing yields fine results and notes it is sold by all grocers.
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Red Cross
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All metal airplanes developed for commercial service
All metal airplanes are under development for possible use in commercial air travel. Progress highlights include material advances and potential improvements in durability and efficiency for airline fleets.
Saved Money and Wear on Trousers
An Indiana pedagogue arriving for college decides against a crease ruining his budget. He eventually accepts the wrinkle yet becomes a slave to it, working overtime to keep the crease as two friends find him trouserless studying. The tale, sourced to the Indianapolis News, highlights cost concerns over a fashion detail.
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Indiana
Wallege
Indianapolis” News
California Coeds Take to Solitary Tennis
California coeds adopt a new UC sport called solitary tennis played against a wall. Players stand 28 feet from the wall, serve above the top net line, and rally the ball back keeping it above the white line. A ball that bounces below the line is a fault and the point is replayed.
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University of California
How to Remove Candle Grease Stains
To remove candle grease place a blotter or brown paper on the stain and press with a hot iron. After a few minutes lift the iron and blotter to reveal the stain gone with no trace remaining.
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