Currency Cut In Size To Replace Philippine Style Bills
The United States plans to reduce paper money size by about one third to match Philippine currency. Treasury and engraving bureaus project 66 2/3 by 2 11/16 inch notes, improving counting, storage, and mail handling. annual savings near two million dollars. Distribution through Federal Reserve banks will retire old notes as new ones circulate.
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Texas Co-Ed Beauty Earns Way By Typing
A University of Texas co-ed, Gylia Engberg, proves you can work nine hours daily to pay college expenses while maintaining scholastic achievement. The blonde student, admired for beauty, typifies a balancing act between academics and part time labor in Austin.
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Marital Event At Village Ceremony Mentioned
Fragmentary notes describe a wedding in a village room with local figures, including a president figure and references to West Branch. A bridal couple is mentioned along with gifts like a silver bread tray. Names and exact details are unclear due to text damage.
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Danish Port Privilege Allows Dutch Warships Visit
Copenhagen notes in June 1659 that Holland may send a squadron to Danish harbors without local notification. The privilege, granted by King Frederick II, honored the Dutch fleet’s aid in Denmark’s wars with Sweden, a free-use right lasting 275 years.
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Hol’ S Land
Holland
Frederick Iie
Denmark
Sweden
Astounding year for science and industry progress
Fragmented OCR text references alchemy as a metaphor for scientific advancement and industry gains. It mentions heavy efforts, awards for waste materials, and rapid vertical circulation. The passage is garbled but centers on scientific progress, medals, and industrial applications in the past year.
Manchuria Expands From Three to Four Provinces
In Mukden Manchuria June 22 Japanese and Cainese note a boundary shift in the former three eastern provinces. Heilungkiang Kirin and Fengtien now form the Four Northeastern Provinces with Jenol added west of Mukden, north of Peking, and serving as a new district capital area.
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London's Lovelorn Woo Amid Fossils
In London romantics seek private moments amid museums crowded with fossils and mummies. Lovers meet among exhibits in parks and galleries with the usual challenge of limited visiting hours from late morning to evening.
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Old Settlers Picnic On At Burdette Today
In Tulare on June 22 special report notes the annual old settlers picnic underway at Harry Kenyon grove in Burdette with Burdette and St. Lawrence teams to meet in a fast ball game, expected to be a highlight of the day.
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Community Club Picnic At Tulare Highlights Day Program
Tulare June 29 Special report Buffalo Community Club hosts a varied picnic program today in the Binger grove west of Tulare. Community members attend as part of a local gathering with planned activities and meals.
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Daughters of the American Revolution Restore Historic Shrine
A fragmented OCR snippet notes the Tavern crumbling and the Daughters of the American Revolution restoring it as a historic shrine. The text references slaves and a celebratory restoration effort surrounding a cherished landmark.
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Exhibition of wax figures blends history and fashion
The display features lifelike wax portraits of historical and literary figures from Sir Thomas IApton to Rudolph Valentino. It notes elaborate costumes, era-accurate footwear, and jewel effects. The piece reflects on the challenge of dressing royals and notable figures across 1,000 years while tracing the display’s opening and notable subjects.
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Lafayette
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Coolidge
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G. Wells
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Lodge
von Hindenburg
Rudolph
Valentino
Monsier Beaucaire
Lethal Rays Slay Victims Of Microbes
A fragmented report notes microbes described as lethal rays attacking sea life at an early date. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply a French connection and scientific debate over the nature of the phenomena.
Microbes Shown to Possess Radio Active Powers Claim
An old report suggests microbes separated from eggs by a window made of quartz gain radio active powers under ultra violet rays, unlike ordinary glass. The claim references sea urchins and a supposed experiment with bacterium tumefaciens, though details are unclear.
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