New Tube Belief Highlighted by Lilienfeld Inventor
The article outlines Lilienfeld’s claim of a new X ray tube method using a cold unheated cathode in a high electrostatic field with a sharp edged cathode. It contrasts this with earlier hot-cathode and high-vacuum approaches and notes broader applications to amplifying devices and wireless wave generation.
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York
Roentgen
Julius Littenfeld
University’ of
Autor
George Peroreasor
Davis
Dehysses
Columbia
Unibétores
New York
Allenfeld
Lilienfeld
Coolidge
Lay Bandlit's Career to Slant In Skull
In Tacoma Washington Roy Gardner, a mall thief and famed escapee, is in federal custody after two sensational escapes. Mother McColl, a Department of Justice agent, says Gardner may be operated on to reform him. Gardner reportedly resists treatment and seeks life protection while doctors consider X rays and possible surgery at an Army facility to locate the skull issue.
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Tacoma
Waal
Roy Gurder
Federal Penitentiary
Guaria
SicColl
Department of Justice
Gardner
McColl
AleColl
Afghanistan Isolation Policy May Be Modifed By New Envoy
An Afghan envoy seeking recognition and diplomatic ties to the United States signals hints that Afghanistan’s long policy of isolation may ease. The dispatch to the National Geographic Society by Slumpich and Haji Mirco Reeln outlines Afghanistan’s unique ruler Amir Abdul, his control over religion, foreign affairs, and commerce, and the country’s guarded stance toward outsiders.
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Belloved
Rest of World
Washington
Afghanistan
Hig
United States
Mosler
National Geographic Society
Frederick Slunpich
Haji Mirco
Middle Asia
Kabul
Hils
Great Britain
Russia
Dutfer
Tibet
Kohl
Cantenat
Tanag
Lunes
Inia
Omi
India
Tax Returns and Net Income Trends Report
The report details 1914 tax data with 5,998,700 personal returns and total net income $15.85 billion. New York led with 643,085 returns and $4.48 billion in net income, while per capita income and tax figures are given. The document notes shifts in high-income brackets and distribution across ranges.
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Ashington
Cinir
New York
Small Regular Army in Time of Peace
President Darding endorses the army reorganization act guiding the War Department to reorganize and train the National Guard and reserve forces. The plan concentrates 160,000 new regulars in selected units while placing surplus forces out of service for training under territorial allocation. The move aims to expand the regular army through citizen soldiers organized by territory and funded for officer and enlistment training.
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Darding
Weeling
Pershing
Sini
National Guard Afl
Congress
National Guard
Ren Johnson and Braun clash at congressional hearing
chaotic testimony erupts as Ren Johnson of Kone Lucky and Charles A. Broun clash over weapon rumors. Johnson lunges, tries to draw a gun, others intervene including Rep. Brady, Rep. Floyd, Rep. Lutwig, and Marines. Hearing ends with Johnson removed, questions linger about gun possession and motive.
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Plolunt
Ren Johnson
Kone Lucky
Charles A. Broun
Resmarke Johnson
Tyaun
Johfgor
Johnson
Need of Navy Now Battleships Obsolete. Carriers Urged
Air power experts argue the battleship is vulnerable to aircraft, urging rapid adoption of aircraft carriers to counter aerial threats. The debate cites sinking of ships like the Oskuth Howland and stresses urgency as Japan accelerates carrier development while Congress debates funding and the cost of new carriers.
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Orstfriedland
Alerpit
Ansty
Plance
Ocutf Howland
Japan
Government Paid Hunters and Wide Taxpayer Strain
Fragmented OCR describes government employing hundreds of hunters with large public costs. Mentions vast payrolls, billions in debt, and a push against Congress while farmers in the western region face economic pressures amid confusing references to patents and montuary terms.
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Thia
Swamp-Root Kidney Ailments Ad
An old advertisement touts Swamp-Root as the top remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims quick, mild healing as a vegetable compound available by the bottle and invites readers to send 10 cents for a sample bottle by mail to Dr Kilmer Co.
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Kilmer
Ona
Wr. Kimmer & Co
Rinlamton
B. C
Effective Toothbrush Design Promises Easier Brushing
A 19th century style ad describes a mechanical toothbrush with a tube of paste and a turning knob at the handle end. It notes a six dollar price and emphasizes convenient brushing despite verbose, archaic phrasing.
Cuticura for Sore Hands and Odd Advertisements
A garbled 19th century style notice promotes Cuticura products for sore hands and toilet uses while interludes describe a dubious job interview and a humorous exchange about jewelry. The passage blends product ad copy with dialogue and enigmatic remarks. Also referenced is a tense retort about doing the right thing.
Opinion Poll Discusses Local Governance Likely Impact
A community forum explores public sentiment on local governance avoiding formal oversight charts. Residents express views on policy direction and future projects, while officials note constraints and potential timelines. Public participation remains encouraged.
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