Admiral Bloch Heads Navy Reach for Pacific Might
In Woodbury Kentucky a teacher praises a Czech immigrant's son for keen naval drawing, while Admiral Claude Bloch, age 60, leads 300 ships and 60,000 officers toward the Pacific. His career spans 42 years of sea and land service, from rescuing Spaniards in 1898 to earning the Navy Cross in World War I. Dr. Millikan warns war can end civilization, urging progress through science and jobs.
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New York
Woodbury
United States
Pacific
Claude Charles Bloch
Annapolis
Iowa
Cervera
Santiago Harbor
Sampson
Plattsburg
Navy
Robert A. Millikan
Merchants Association
Millikan
Achilles
Proposals and warnings in old flirtation dialogue
A short exchange warns about marrying a rich suitor and gossip. The woman claims love is blind while a man notes others will hear rumors about her. The dialogue reflects social caution on reputation and marriage.
A Bright Idea for Valances and Home Decor
Ruth Wyeth Spears shows how to finish two principal bedrooms with different styles using Book 1 Sewing for the Home Decorator. The simple quilt space and a flowered chintz room inspire valance solutions that protect bed foundations. Books offer embroidery and gift ideas, with a quilt leaflet free when ordering both.
Ask Me Another Trivia Challenge
A quiz style prompt asking ten playful questions across topics. It covers collective nouns, word meanings, nicotine staining, bathroom curios, historical quotes, grammar guidance, moral inquiries, presidential powers, family relation puzzles, and anatomy.
Fragmented Historical Puzzle Fragments and Claims
A set of short clue like lines touches a cyclone type, business tycoon, nicotine and tobacco tar, a sponge as a skeleton of an energetic animal, Jefferson and entangling alliances, drive slowly versus drive slow usage, and a Naval Observatory note on sun light when the sun lies 18 degrees below the horizon.
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United States
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Naval Observatory
25 Women Lose Fat in New York Test
A New York physician reports 25 women shed a total 286 pounds in 40 days using a plan emphasizing light fatty foods and lean meats with daily Kruschen hot-water drink. The ad urges readers to try the same routine for 28 days and promises weight loss and improved health.
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New York
N. Y
N.Y
Roper
Kruschen
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