Child Prodigy Herbert Kaufman Gives Piano Recital
Atchison Kansas three year old Herbert Kaufman gave a piano recital at the high school auditorium. He plays entirely by ear and performed 12 numbers including Tunneresque Swollow the Swallow Song of Love Mandalay Iatherina Collegians.
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Mandalay
Iatherina
Collegians
Bayer Aspirin Ad Declares Safety and Authenticity
An advertisement urges buyers to look for the Bayer Cross on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin, claimed proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years. It warns imitations may be dangerous and instructs saying Bayer when purchasing.
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UC Physiology Chair Secures Live Shark For Demonstration
Dr. 8. S. Maxwell, head of physiology at the University of California, sought a live shark to demonstrate equilibrium. Student Arthur Cowell was assigned by the employment bureau and provided the shark after only a few hours of fishing.
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8. S. Maxwell
University of California
Arthur Cowell
Double War Prices Prompt Laundry Tip and Ad
The note states cotton and linen prices have doubled due to the war and recommends lengthening their service by using Red Cross Ball Blue in the laundry. An advertisement from grocers accompanies the text.
Figures to Consider Uncle Sem Wealth and Population
The excerpt discusses a vast wealth figure of 820 billion dollars and a population of 110 million in 48 states, excluding territories, and questions whether Washington could envision a nation reaching such scale.
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Washington
Dancing Host Hubert Bell Wins High Society
In a summer social saga at the Strong mansion, Hubert Bell, once a cabaret dance host known as Bud Aiken with a criminal record, woos Eleanor Strong. Miss Strong elopes with Bell, prompting a detective and the Strongs to investigate his past and shield family reputation.
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Cross Word Puzzle Horizontal Clues and Answers
A filled crossword puzzle with horizontal clues covering pronouns corrosion speed proceeding help past Missouri abbreviation gargoyle material correct ion plant color and other terms. vertical clues provide further terms including consumed flavor woody perennial ring carrier name sailor and more.
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle
Reader guidance for solving a crossword with numbered clues. Letters fill white spaces until a black square ends each word. Horizontal clues define words up to the next black square. vertical clues define words up to the black square below. No letters in black spaces. abbreviations slang and archaic forms may appear in definitions.
Doing Difficult Things by Thomas Arkle Clark
A compact essay on effort and desire, arguing that persistence and keen intent drive great accomplishments. The author compares historic feats from early flight to personal tasks, noting that initiative often surpasses external instruction in achieving tough goals.
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Davius Green
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Wright Brothers
Evans
Names of Native Places Edited by Oregon Society
The Oregon Historical society sought to substitute old Indian site names for present day labels like Smith's Crossing and South Parts. Names such as Shikel daplikh Wiluseltsblikh Chalan gedit Nayakkhachikh Shageth Tsapkhadidlit and Waginkhak were attempted but were cut back without damage to the article.
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Oregon Historical Society
Smith's Crossing
Hes Ud
Wiluseltsblikh
Chalangedit
Nayakkhachikh
Shageth
Tsapkhadidlit
Waginkhak
Minneapolis Journal
Beasts Blunder On Poison Warnings In Plants And Weeds
The London Mail notes that beasts often misinterpret warnings about poisons. Horses and cattle die from plants like yew and saffron, while loco weed in America is even more dangerous to livestock.
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London
Where Bossy Gets Her Name in Natural History
Naturalists trace the term Bossy to cattle and buffaloes in the Bos branch of animals. The name is described as a common endearment applied to the family cow, said to arise from a scientific assignment by Alvin Howard Sanders in National Geographic Magazine.
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National Geographic Magazine
Evening Reflections Spark Muttered Exchange
A brief dialogue captures a mother and daughter bantering about cosmetics and youth as night begins. The line hints at social norms and generational tension in a domestic moment.
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