Astral Thumb Photo Sparks Debate On Etheric Double
Dr P S Tiley reports photographing an etheric double of a chopped thumb, citing potential for far reaching biological research. Proponents claim energy crystallization and diagnostic uses in neurology, while denying spiritualist aims. The work, he says, could guide medical insights and is to be shared with UC or the California Academy of Science.
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San Francisco
PS. Tiley
Omian
Proctor Staley
Ifvley
Haley
Hales
University of California
California Academy of Science
Staley
Valparasso
Iniana
Fulton, Lake
Laporte
Marshall
Porter
Pulaski
Starke
St. Joseph
Lake
Fulton
Mareshall
Uleton
Joseph
Pidaski
North Vernon
Purdue University
Indiana
Klein Woods
Jennings County
Purdue
Evansville
Vanderburg County
Farmers’ Bureau
Posey
Gilson
Poseyville National Bank
Poseyville
Minnnapolis
Indiana National Guard
Camp Knox
Albert Rich
War Department
Militia Bureau
Washington
Jtadfina
Milita Bureau
Tadianapoliis
Lawrence Lyons
State Highwiny Commission
Lyons
Senate
Washington, D
McCray
Ed Jackson
Ku Klux Khan
Kokomo
Jackson
Klan
South Bend
John Wezner
Nhie
Notre Dame University
Wezner
Goshen
BR. L. Donaldson
Hartford
Mich
Elkhart
Bloomington
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Walter Peterson
Browning
Polar flight plan outlines voyage from Alaska to Norway
Edwin Fairfax Naulty of New York announces a polar expedition by a single airplane starting from Point Barrow Alaska in September. The route runs across the Arctic from Alaska to North Cape Norway with stops at the North Pole Spitzbergen Bear Island and ends in London via Stockholm and Christiania.
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Washington
North Pole
Arctic
Alaska
Norway
Edwin Fairfax Saulty
New York
Naulty
Leslie Fairfax Naulty
Europe
North Cape
London
Point Harrow
Pole
Point Barrow
Spitzbergen
Andrag Point
Bear Island
Seattle
Ketchikan
Anchorage
Nome
Polar
Christiania
Stockholm
Polit Barrow
North
Coe
Pate
Marshal Joffre Feeds Three Men Says Chef
Paris reports the chef who fed Marshal Joffre during the Marne battle recalls the commander eating enough to feed three men. A British champagne gift arrived with German marks, prompting caution as celebrations followed victory.
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Paris
France
Marne
Joffre
Ceneri Joffre
The
Monsieur le Marechal
Giant with horns found buried in Scott county Tennessee
Workmen of the Keene Strunk Conk company unearthed a petrified giant in Helenwood Scott county Tennessee. The 450 pound figure has two four inch horns and a beautiful chain around a neck with perfect fingers and folded hands at the breast. It is on exhibition and drawing thousands of visitors.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Workimnen
Keene-Strunk Conk Company
Thetenwood
Scott County
Helenwood
Thousarde
Mellon Speeds Up Tax Collection Policy
Secretary Mellon announced a plan to accelerate the collection of back taxes as part of a broader policy to reduce new tax impositions. The move targets faster recovery of overdue revenues and tighter enforcement across federal agencies.
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Washington
Mellon
Unclear Oration Describes Wine Service
Fragmentary passage depicts an officer ordering champagne served to a still and notes empty bottles next morning, with phrases misquoted and garbled. No clear persons, places, or events emerge from the readable text.
Took Honey From Hives Bees Put It Back
Wallace Lanning of Milford New Jersey took over 100 pounds of honey from his apiaries and stored it in his garret. When he checked later he found the honey gone, but investigation showed the bees had entered through a knot hole and moved the honey back into their hives.
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Wallace Lanning
Milford
N. J
Indiana Brevities Highlight Postmaster Reappointments
Indiana brief items report postmaster reappointments Edward Spohr James town Charles Oldenburg and the senate confirming Lyman Rainforth at Leavenworth. It notes Civil Service exams for Bryant and St. Mary of the Woods and Mrs Mollie Ashton as postmaster at French Lick.
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Washington, D
Indiana
Edward KB. Spohr
Jamestown
Charles H. Oldenburg
Lyman R. Rainforth
Leavenworth
Senate
Post Office Department
Civil Service Commission
Bryant and
St. Mary of the Woods
Dunbar
Mollie FP
Asixton
French Lick
Ashton
Indianapolis
McCray
State Purchas
Ng Committee
Fred RR
Rob+ Ingen
Indiana State Soldiers’ Home
Lafayette
Robinson
Agricultural Experiment Station
Purdue University
Noblesville
Knox
W. J. Reed
Cecil Burkett
Bennie Slavin
Ora
Bey
Burkett
Indiana Educators
Vonunion
Stdte
Jeffersonville
Sevitour
Meleoor
Melors
Witshe
Danville
Richard Sommerville
Andrew Trites
North Siem
Bales
Tendvicks County
Sommerville
Anderson
Read Io
Madison County
Culver
American Legion
Gulver
Chieren
Munele
Joseph D. Olneat
Delaware
Wabash
Ile
Laporte
Woman Avoids Operation After Pinkham Remedy Trial
A North Carolina woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills with relieving months of monthly trouble after two doctors recommended surgery. She reports regained ability to work and urges others to try the aged remedy despite medical opinions. A second testimony notes similar results for women with sex specific ailments.
Bayer Aspirin Ad Promotes Trusted Pain Relief
An old advertisement promotes Bayer Aspirin tablets with the Bayer Cross, claiming safety and guidance from physicians over 21 years. It touts uses for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and general pain. Boxes come in twelve tablets at low cost with larger sizes from druggists.
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Bayer
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Tennessee
Hope
Lydia E. Pinkham
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