Lindbergh Poised to Land at Montana State Fair
Crowds will greet Colonel Lindbergh when the Spirit of St. Louis lands at the Montana State fair grounds during fair week. Governor Erickson announced the visit after word from Guggenheim Foundation member John D. Ryan. The reception is planned for the largest Montana fair crowd yet, with 15 planes expected and state, city, and county cooperation backing the event.
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Helena
Charles A. Lindbergh
N. Y
Paris
St. Louis
Montana State Fair Grounds
Montana
Lindbergh
J. E. Erickson
John D. Ryan
Guggenheim Foundation
William Howard Taft
James J. Hill
Woodrow Wilson
Missouri National Guard
Europe
America
Montana State Fair
Farmers Find Immediate Fix in Business Efficiency
Dean Russell of Wisconsin College of Agriculture argues farmers should imitate business gains in productivity and efficiency rather than rely on price controls or debt. He cites rapid output growth in autos, tires, cement, and overall farm gains since 1913, urging bottom up cooperation and industrial methods to relieve agricultural distress.
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Dean Russell
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Farmers urged to act as business men for lower costs
The article argues farmers should adopt business methods to cut production costs and meet competition. It lists steps: become businesslike, adopt mobility, rely on individual initiative, and pursue cooperative effort without waiting for others. It notes cost variation in corn production and cites a London language school popular with American tourists.
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Trednédee
Average height of Japanese men at twenty years noted
A historical note records that the mean height of Japanese men at age twenty is just over five feet three inches.
Crocodile Meat Liked by Africans, Hated by Travelers
The article notes crocodile meat is favored by African natives yet many white travelers deem it inedible, reflecting culinary and cultural differences reported in the region.
Foley Pills Diuretic Ad Promises Kidney Relief
An outdated advertisement from Texas touts Foley Pills diuretic as a god-send for kidney irregularities. The blurb claims the medicine has been in use over 25 years and urges readers to ask for it via Gen MM Gosman, druggist.
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W. K. Holland
Harlingen
Texas
Gosman
Bond of Brotherhood Perseon Poetic Souls
A fragment from Harper's Magazine recounts a New Jersey ferry crossing amid fog and a distant ocean liner whistle. A poetess named Perseon and her male companion discuss fear, invoking Shelley’s drowning at sea, in a mood of literary reflection.
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Perseon
Sonny Wollan
New York
Bela
Dovadl
New Jersey
North River
Shelley
Harper's Magazine
Stained Glass Window Helps Indian Church Becomes Visual Gift
In Medak Syderabad India a cathedral sized church serves 50 000 Indian Christians led by Wesleyan missionary Rev CG W Posnett After a year of opening stained glass was added funded by six thousand donors The window designed by Frank Salisbury depicts the Ascension and aims to match beauty with worship in contrast to local mosques and temples
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Medak
Syderabad
India
CG. W. Posnett
Frank O. Salisbury
Salisbury
Queen Victoria Humour and Dignity in Autobiography Tale
Sir Pelly Lemon recounts Queen Victoria combining dignity with humor. An incident shows her anger when physician Sir James Reid believed consent was implied for a royal honor proposal. The queen rebuked the would be proposer, then laughed and pardoned him.
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Queen Victoria
Pelly Lemon
Jianes Reid
Tagesty
Beewue
Miss Baring
Jamies
Private CEO Memo Sparks Secret Salary Claim
An anxious clerk notes a confidential line in a memo stating Your salary is your personal business and must not be disclosed. The message ends with a warning to not mention it to anyone as the speaker feels immense embarrassment.
Holi Festival in India Declines to Saturnalia Readings
Hindus celebrate Holi during the full moon night lasting three days. Once a solemn religious rite the festival now resembles a Saturnalia with bonfires at temples and sacrifices. Red powder or kumkum is scattered while clothing is dyed with the pigment.
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India
Brain power and aging compared in early science note
A historical note claims rapid brain growth in childhood and estimates impressions at 1.92 billion by age five. It suggests mental work doubles these figures, and discusses differences in brain weight and quality between men and women, asserting a sixty year old woman has 20 percent better brain than a man of the same age.
Hats mark nobility in medieval times say scholars
A fragmented note discusses how hats signified noble birth and status in medieval society. It mentions hats appearing more frequently in early writings and associates headwear with distinctions among classes.
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Neers
Spiever
Actors Swallow Potatoes and Cabbage on Set in The Canadian
On the Long Island studio lot for The Canadian director William Beaudine staged a feast scene with Thomas Meighan Mona Palma Dale Fuller Charles Winninger and Wendham Standing as 100 crew members served boiled potatoes Irish stew and cabbage over several days. The sequence ran from late morning to lunch and continued with closeups and additional takes through Friday.
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the -Aramount Long Island
William Beaudine
Thomas Meighan
Mona Palma
Dale Fuller
Charles Winninger
Wyndham
Beaudine
Thartwiz
Fenelish
Random Miscellany From Treasury Notes To Timber Lightning
A mixed set of notes discusses the Treasury Office report claiming all paper money weighs a standard amount, a London finding on hand-clapping affecting wristwatch accuracy, theater applause changing after the effect, tree susceptibility to lightning with beech as immune, western pine and Douglas fir most struck, and Portland cement named for its Portland stone resemblance.
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United States Treasury Office
Ato Dallar Hill
London
Hve
Isle of
Portland
Dorset
England
Reward Offered for Sheep Thief and Camp Robber Convictions
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a $250 reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a $100 reward for the conviction of any camp robber.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association
Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn
Foley Pills Diuretic Endorsed by Mrs Beighard
Mrs Ellen Beighard of South Fork PA reports relief after using Foley Pills diuretic for kidney disorders backache and headaches. Ad urges others to ask for Foley Pills and reject substitutes. Gosman advertises the product.
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Ellen Beighard
Fork
Geo. M. Gosman
No Hunting or Trapping Sign for Sale at Tribune Office
A small notice announces a no hunting or trapping sign is for sale at the Tribune office. The item is described succinctly with no further details provided.
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Tribune
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