Useful Servant of Mankind Carbonic Acid Gas in Beverages
The article asserts carbonic acid gas, mainly from carbon dioxide, is versatile and harmless. It notes its use in beverages, fire extinguishers, steel hardening, cane juice clarification, refrigeration, baking soda, and medical baths. U.S. production has doubled in the first year due to rising demand for soft drinks, with about sixty sodas per person annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neuheim
Europe
Saratoga
United States
Aovena
Chienca Journal
Plumed pursuer disrupts city crowd as police watch
A tense scene on a city street follows Minder as he clutches a leather bag, fears of a midnight transfer loom, and police eye him near a door while passengers watch and react. The state continues enforcement as a conductor packs a strange suitcase into a suburban home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minder
Qeeple
Tim
Subburbin
Evansville social notes and Knights ball details
Miss Ida Schwartz of Evansville visits Mrs. Gen Knust Sr. and Miss Emma Knust with Helen Deweese also in Evansville. AC Dacks Party held by Knights of Co in their ball last Thursday night attracted about seventy attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Schwartz
Knights of Coin
Start Tomorrow and Keep It Up Every Morning
An old health warning extols daily morning inside-bathing with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims benefits like better appetite and improved complexion and urges readers to obtain a quarter pound of limestone phosphate from drug stores at little cost.
Autoists Blame Potato Bugs On Slippery South Jersey Roads
Motorists in south Jersey blame potato bugs for skidding on apparently dry roads. Investigators find insects crossing fields and entering roadways, interfering with traffic more than chemical sprays. A farmer reportedly used a sprayer to chase the pests, claiming it reduced their impact on vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Jersey
Ely
Beware Yellow Butterfly
A nonsensical note warns of yellow butterflies and arsenate presence. It discusses caterpillar and cabbage issues, dusting fruits, and precautionary measures while denying danger from poison near midis sie. The text includes garbled phrases and unclear references to garden pests and safety.
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Tata Avenue
Cohenaire
Colidacee
Cathe Ieee Wortis
Unclear OCR Tale of Prison Reform and Telephony
Fragmentary text discusses how prison reform advances could lead to telephony exchanges and regular office buildings. It references time, districts, and authorities but lacks coherent facts or names. The readable parts point to debates on improving corrections and communications infrastructure through prison and office systems.
Religions of the Future Debate War Debts
A fragmentary exchange features Miss Cayenne arguing against posterity paying war debts. The dialogue hints at avoiding ancestor worship and the danger of future generations bearing the cost. The line references posterity and a critique of collective inherited obligations.
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Miss Cayenne
Posterity
Boston Chamber Becomes World's Largest Commerce Group
The Boston Chamber of Commerce grows to 7 3800 members and debuts as the largest commercial organization globally, reflecting a surge in local business representation and influence.
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Boston Chamber
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Miracle bacillus and the legend of blood stains
A Philadelphia Ledger note explains the microbe Prodigiosus known as the miracle bacillus. It clarifies historic beliefs that bloodlike stains on communion bread or food signified witchcraft, and describes how stains on eggs or milk arise from colonies that feed on decomposing matter.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Birds Attack Common Enemy in Orchard Copse
In a Isle of Wight field note, readers recount a mob of missel thrushes and jackdaws attacking a squirrel near a small copse. The birds swooped as the animal climbed, leaves the exhausted creature hidden, and the scene drew questions about the birds’ aggressive behavior and possible nests nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
Isle of Wieht
Dollar Sign in Brazil and the real’s confusing use
The article explains Brazil’s monetary system, noting the real as the unit and reis as the plural. It describes coins from five hundred to two thousand reis, nickel pieces, and the tostao, plus the dollar sign placement in prices and how readers perceive value in local versus American terms.
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Brazil
Street Crossings in Scarlet
A Paris report notes experiments on red banded street crossings and rejects padding crossings with red dead due to wear. It mentions red sandstone as an alternative for Alsace crossings to improve pedestrian safety and discusses potential strict driver responsibility for red hand incidents.
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Ds Sul
Qamterpad
Alsace
America
Fuel for Nothing on Mat the Des between Europe and America
The motor ship Mat the Des runs San Francisco to Scandinavia loaded with 1900 tons of fuel, sells 500 tons at Stockholm, returns to America with oil left. It used 600 tons of its 1500 ton supply in engines, paying 5000 pounds for oil in San Francisco and selling 800 tons at Stockholm for 8000 pounds. Fuel carried mainly in the double bottom does not reduce cargo capacity.
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Matthedes
Europe
America
Dienos Adres
San Francisco
Scandinavia
Stockholm
Pluys
Personal items from Evansville and nearby towns
A digest of visits and travels shows residents of Evansville and surrounding areas in motion last week. Names include Harry Uebelher, Miss Bertha Egler, Miss Emily Judy, Jake Bartley, Gust Gehlhausen, Louis Sauer, Robert Uebelher, Miss Helen Hollinden, Mrs. John Reinacker, Ralph, Albert Ludwig, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dilger, and many others visiting relatives in Louisville Huntingburg St Meinrad New Albany Haubstadt Jasper Murphysboro Campbell Missouri.
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Bertha Egler
Louisville
Emily Judy
Evansville
Helen Hollinden
John Reinacker
Ralph
New Boston
Albert Ludwig
Tell City
Ed Dilger
Indianapolis
St. Meinrad
George Becher
Leonard Mueller
Hattie
Amanda
Joe Schum
St. Anthony
William Merkley
Mary Miller
Robert Albert
Frank Abeleher
Huntingburg
Theresia Pfeiffer
Verita
Haubstadt
Casper Schuler
Catharine Barth
New Albany
C. R. Schuler
Louis Heitz
Isidore Klueh
Philip Limp
Birdseye
Frances Dilger
Michael Uebelher
Herb
Harry
Cecelia Uebelher
Ike Senninger
Robert Altmann
Sylvester Schnieders
Erwin Beckhelhoff
Arthur Albert
Uniontown
Memorial grateful thanks to neighbors for Mrs Elizabeth Mehling
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for aid during illness and death of Elizabeth Mehl ing. Special thanks to Father Odile and Father Lawrence. mentions Postmaster General Hayes remarks. notes various local notices and ads. calls readers to keep posted with the NEWS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Mehling
Odile
Lawrence
Parish residence to rise at Leopold with new rock crusher
A. J. Reinacker and Hess & Hess of Tell City tour Leopold to view construction of a two story parish residence for Father Bolin. A rock crusher grinds limestone for the foundation as the project is expected to cost 10000 to 15000 dollars. A park picnic on the 17th will help defray expenses.
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A.j.reinacker
They Reinacker
Hess & Hess
Tell City
Leopold
Father Bolin
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Perso
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Helen Deweese
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Jake Bartley
Louisvile
Gust Gehlhausen
Louis Sauer
Robert Uebelher
Henry Luker
Holland
Frank Arnold
Mariah Hill
Harry Weaver
New Castle
Frank Weaver
Cornelia Weaver
Murphysboro
Cecelia Muth
Frank Linetti
Siberia
Alois Krapf
Campbell, Mo
St. Henry
Bekk. Metzger
R. J. Beckmann
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Ar St. Meinrad
Fred J. Whicker
Goshen, Ind
Beckmann State Bank O. K
John Kitten
Texas
John Olinger
Paul Klueh
Susie Lever
Jasper
R. J. Beekmann Land
Jack
Cannelton
Mary Senninger
Charles Muth
Mathias Olinger
Hayes
Dapan
Aloysius Fieth
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Perry Co
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