New Law of Nature Found by Inventor of Perfect Radio
Roy A Weagant chief engineer of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph company claims to have discovered a new natural law eliminating atmospheric static from wireless signals. He says the breakthrough, tested during the war and now ready for disclosure after peace, enables continuous Atlantic communication and significant cost savings. He notes government use, international familiarity, and plans to share the method publicly once conditions allow.
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New York
Isaac Newton
Newton
Roy A. Weagant
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company
Mr. Wexgant
Weagant
Germany
Marcoui
Wengant
Edward J. Nally
Marconi Company
North Atlantic
Mr. Weagant
Atlantic
San Francisco
Japan
Marconi
New Jersey
Minami
Florida
United States Patent Office
United States
Weegant
Canada
Vermont
Stanstead College
McGill University
Red Cross hearts warmed by Italian camp children
Rome reports season end for American Red Cross camps in Italy as mothers in cities, Sardinia, and Sicily welcome home children with changed appearances. Letters from grateful families describe healthier offspring and pride in the aid received, praising the benefactors who aided Italy’s soldiers’ children.
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Rome
American Red Cross
Italy
Sardinia
Sicily
Giuseppinas
Angelos
Inciaty
Rwollowine
L Maria Ferrario
Angelo Porniundo
Ile
Crnimp
Cgressonei
Texas Oil Industry Booms in 1940s Expansion
Dallas reports a boom in Texas oil with 42 refineries operating statewide, capacity about 278,500 barrels daily, able to refine twice last year’s output. Coastal Houston area buildout includes a ship canal plant unit nearing completion, planned capacity 20,000 barrels daily and investment estimated at 8 to 10 million dollars.
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Dallas
Texas
Mnd Tn
Army Motors
Houston
War era loyalties and county war effort totals in Montgomery
Montgomery county residents show 1,500 men in military service with 1,050 drafted. loans and contributions total 4.147 million dollars. Liberty loan subscriptions reach 3.505 million. 500 Wabash College men served, many as officers, while 1,400-plus others enlisted across the state in the war effort.
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Crawfordsville
Montgomery County
Germany
Wabash College
Liberty
Petersburg
Atlas
Salem
United States Army Hospital
West Baden
William F. Rennie
Washington
Army Quartermaster's
New Albany
Indianapolis
United States Food Administration
Harry E. Barnard
Indiana
Mr. Barnard
UW BE
Barnard
Department of Labor
John Ogilvie
State
Terre Haute
Pennsylvania Railroad
Federal Food Administration
Dadiomr
Ly Tt
Allen County
Seymour
West Baton
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Natural Gas, Fuel Administration
Logan Natural Gas Company
West Virginia
Natural Gas Bureau
Fuel Administration
Richmond Light, Heat and Power Company
Richmond
Lynn Gas Company
Lynn
Interstate Public Service Company
Newcastle
Central Indiana Gas Company
Noblesville
Tipton
Middletown Gas Company
Middletown
Hammond
Illinois
Sara
Monticello
White County
War Department
Iudimin
Citizens’ Independent Telephone Company
Central Union Telephone Company
N. A. Pritchett
Citizen'’s Company
Marion County Superior Court
Alvision No. 7
South Bend
Elo Stansbury
Timdianapolis
Gener Ol Indian
St. Joseph County
Te Stutdfard National Life Tnsurance Company
Tnchimapolis
Nappanee
Jasonville
Todianapolis
State Board of Health
Women urged to study nursing and use Dr Pierce tonic
A wartime appeal highlights women's Home Front sacrifices and urges nursing study. It touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic tonic that helped a Cleveland woman overcome long standing uterine weakness and back pain with a testimonial from Mrs Delle M Kinsley.
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Medical Adviser
Main St
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Cleveland
Ohio
Delle M. Kinsley
28Th St
That Kaiser Bill and a Warning on Billboards
The passage contrasts Kaiser Bill as a bad actor with Mr Stormington Barnes noting he seeks fame in large type on billboards while ignoring the handwriting on the wall. It also touts Dr Peerys Dead Shot as a worm remedy, claiming a single dose cleans out worms or tapeworms.
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Kaiser Bill Avas
Stormington Barnes
Where Daddy Was Lucky
Mary watched intently as her father anchored his fly mask to his ears and muttered Is not her but niece that daddy has such large ears.
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Mary
Uncle Jim Seeks Long-Lasting Gift for Willie
Willie’s father suggests a practical keepsake after a visit with Uncle Jim. The suggested gift is a cake of soap, chosen for usefulness and durability.
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Willie
Jim
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R. A. Weagant
United States District Court
Julius Mayer
Kintner
The
Athletic Communication Company Et al
Mayer
Doual
RED Cross
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
Absorbine, JR
W.F Young
P D,f
Temple St
Springfield
Maia
Ziegler Co
Harrison
Chicago
Liberty Bonds
Ischemia Rae
Ateime
Vnal Frankline Investment Co
LaSalle St
Dept.c
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