Dust and Flame by Milas Taylor East review
Boston publisher Teylor-Startford brings Dust and Flame a poetry collection by Milas Burt. The critic praises calm, lovely verse with graceful lines and vivid imagery, noting the author’s genius and skilled wordcraft. Stratford’s edition earns high marks for presentation and merit on readers’ shelves.
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Elkenah East
Teylor—Startford Co
Boston
Milas Burt
Burns
Shakespeare
Mian Taylor Ia
Ivery Moon
Milas Taylor
Touder
Stratford Company
Potter Family Comedy Dramatized For Chicago Circulation
An upsell advertisement for transcribed works by J P Mellvoy Kellly Lee Chicago promoting The Potters play now in Chicago Herald and Examiner. The piece outlines three acts and twenty seven characters including Mamie Potter Red Miller and Mayme Potter. It notes Mellvoy born 1495 in New Burnside Tennessee and career from South Bend News to Chicago Tribune columnist Blams of Life and Potters syndication nationwide.
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J. Pe. Mellvoy
Kellly & Lee
Chicago
Chtengo Tribune
J. P. MedKvoy
Chiengo Herald and Examiner
Nowspaper Tatalimenty
Melvey
Mayme
Bil
Thouranda
Gambel
Will Potter
Mamie Potter
Va Potter
New Burnside
Kristian Brothers‘ College
St. Louis
University of Notre Dame
South Bend
Tie
Chicago Tribune
The
Potters
Miocene Mammal Bones Found in California Peak Region
Paleontologist Charles Mortlee reports discovery of one of the oldest Miocene creatures in California near Sharle Tooth Mountain. Fragmentary jaw and teeth, including a prominent squalodent, have been studied with reconstructions done in Germany, Austria, and Hungary.
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California
Bulerafield
Val
Charles Mortlee
Sharle Tooth
Wmountain
Kero Tiver
Morrice
Angel Tess Vertoua
Pat It Of Mrs Blank Viutting
An excerpt from the Weekly Telegraph features a witty exchange between Mrs Blank and Jones. The dialogue centers on postponement and a playful remark about delaying an inevitable meal or confrontation.
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Blank
Jones
Weekly Telegraph
Relax with a Radio Vacation by William and Douglaagr
A playful ad for Westinghouse Radio from 1824 promises stress relief through leisure at a lakeside retreat. It opens with a speaker urging folks burdened by troubles to forget work and worries and enjoy a calm vacation afloat or fishing, aided by a radio connected in the boat for comfort.
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Dull Core
Pines
Avery
Westinghouse Electre & Manufacturing Company
Public Service Engineer Appointed to Chicago Radio Board
Frank EB Goodnow electrical engineer of the Public Service company of Northern Illinois will represent the public on the mayor's radio commission of Chicago. Appointed by Mayor Dever on the Western Society of Engineers recommendation the panel aims to harmonize radio activities in Chicago and nearby territory with members representing broadcasting stations manufacturers and dealers in radio equipment.
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Frank EB. Goodnow
Public Service Company of
Northern Illinoia
Mayor's Radio Commission of
Chicago
Hoe
Dever
Western Society of Engineara
Goodnow Named to City Commission by Engineer Group
F E Goodnow, longtime amateur radio enthusiast, recently returned from abroad after studying telecom development. His work with his company and with radio promotion nationwide, plus ties to Public Service Co of Northern Titanis, led the Western Society of Engineers to back his appointment to the commission at Mayor Daver's request.
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Mr. Goodnow
Public Service Company of Northern Titanis
Goodson
Western Society of Engineers
Daver
Commission
Catches 100-Pound Fish in Back Yard Feeds 112
Jeorge Swiney of Finding recently entertained 122 friends on the meat of a single 100 pound fish he caught in his back lot. The bear had been deposited there by the Kagkuskin river during the overflow and backup. Swiney remarks: Why go to Florida for tarpon fishing when they come to your own back door begging to be caught.
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Foun
Jeorge Swiney
Kagkuskin
Aa Swinny
Florida
Reindeer Dishes Highlight Alaska Industry Menu
Alaska railroad plans to feature reindeer meat in menus to promote the state's industry and encourage tourists to export meat to the States. Officials hope demand will grow as dining options showcase the Arctic bounty.
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Senate
Alaska
Alaska Railroad
Tourlatx
Noisy Affection Musical Director-Quiet-quieter
Fragmentary text presents a musically tinged phrase con amora and a garbled remark about paying as if marred. It mentions Londen Moria in a cryptic fashion, offering no clear event or person.
Fishing Ground Near Reelfyutinke Harvests 2000 Ibs Daily
People living near Reelfyutinke, created by a past earthquake, now take about 2000 pounds of fish daily from its waters.
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Reelfyutinke
Germany Faces Population Loss From Emigration
Germany’s population dropped by six percent from 1018 to 1024, with 7 percent fewer men ages fifteen to sixty five and an 18 percent fall in those aged twenty to forty five. Child share shrank from 83 to 18 percent as migration reshapes labor needs for reconstruction. Doctor Berger urges improved conditions to encourage workers to stay, without outright restricting emigration.
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Berli
Germany
German Statistical Office
Eclng
Berger
Purser Hosts Banquet for Stowaway Ancestor Tale
New York reports a banquet aboard a Bremen from Bremen ship to honor German stowaways. Victor de Caro, purser, directed service and will pay. De Caro began his sea career 31 years ago at fourteen after fleeing Home. He spoke eight languages and recalled hardships of past voyages.
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New York
Bremen
Cherbourg
Southampton
Victor XK de Cato
de Caro
Urey
de Care
Water Well Brought City Its Fourth Deep Well
A city water project drilled a fourth deep well near the business district edge of a sidewalk on a side street. The well was a water source rather than an oil or gas discovery, marking another step in municipal water development.
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Pittuborg
Pitteburg
Madison Street
Early Use of Lard in 19th Century Remedies
Early use of lard after the first quarter of the nineteenth century focused on culinary needs and served as a base in various ointments. The text notes lard’s dual role in daily cooking and medicinal preparations during this period.
Church Notes and Weekly Services Grid
Community notices list sermons and meetings at First M Church on Onrmer Themes Avenue. Rev J D Saunders, pastor, with service times 9:00 am and 10:45 am and 6:30 pm Young People's gathering. Lutherans, Presbyterians, and other congregations share weekly schedules including Sunday school at 9:00 am, English and German services, vestry, and various society meetings. German Baptist Church adds 10:80 am Sunday school and 6:45 pm Young People's Prayer.
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Community M. & Church
Onrmer
Adametreet Bey
Saunders
J. D
Hannah Ave
Ftae
SY. Peters
Heonah Avenue
Adams Street
William F. Buch
Gor Marenge Avenue
German Baptist Church
Harlem Avenue
Dixes Street
Herman Kaas
Woonday
Ss. m
Morton Park
Young Peoples
Local church notes and schedules for Oak Park area
Rev. F. Katbfbcieck's church at 1007 gin arenes hosts fre pap parish services every Sunday morning and 9 30 Sunday school and Ladies Sewing circle meets on the third Wednesday monthly. Shrigitian Science First Church of Christ, Oak Park, lists services at 10 45 a m Truth topic with midweek 5 pm, Sunday school after morning service, Reading Room hours at 800 Lake Street open daily from 9 am to 9 pm periods and Wednesday evenings.
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Barvard Street
Bighe
F. Katbfbcieck
Sysie Mobos
Erecy
Avery
Semace
Shrigtian
Young Man Weds Soon After Vow Prompting Quip
In Indianapolis News a brief humorous exchange reports a young man who vows to write industriously with pen and frame his future after marriage. A friend teasingly asks if he will write poems now, but he replies he will not be after marriage.
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Indianapolie News
Atom Weighing Achieved by Matignon Discovery
Prof Camille Matignon announced to the Society of Industrial Chemistry that the carbonic atom has been weighed and analyzed. He described a "lonining" process that charges atoms with spectrity to speed their rotation, enabling comparisons of speed to weight and analysis of a substance’s constituents. He demonstrated the method by examining a cable centimeter of air and found it contained helium portions.
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Paris
Camille Matignon
Society of Industrial Chemistry
Matignen
Matignon
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