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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1923

Page

16

Hudson River Crossing Bridge At Bear Mountain Planned

A plan for a vehicular tunnel and suspension bridge across the Hudson near Anthony’s Nose Bear Mountain would replace ferries. The project, costing 5 to 8 million dollars, includes two parallel light tunnels, a toll bridge 185 feet above the river, and roads looping to the Albany Post road. It aims to speed travel for New York City commuters and freight, linking Albany Post Road and West Point with Newburgh Kingston and Westchester counties.

New York Bear Mountain Inn Hig Park Cunil Street Manhattan Provost Street Jersey City Tucson River Boelh Dubes Wolly Echirges Mwulgon County New Jersey Manhattan Island Hergen County Maantattan Island Anthony Enat Valigades Park Dyelkman -Atredht Newburg Ttn All Doves Point Niase West Shore Railroad New Yorke Central Widson Dyer New York Central Mintintain Dunderberg Bent Mountain Park Bridge Company War Department Albany Post Anthony's Nose Fort Clinton Ponolopen Hudson Stryer Cornwall West Point Tghaway Commission Bear Mountain Tow Hook T Cannevia Albany Post Road Seientiic Hudson River Poughkeepsie Peekskill New York City Middletown Binghamton Syreuse Elmira Rochester Bulylo Tuledo Newburgh Kingston New Yor City Kingston Bridge Storm King Road Albany Palisades Interstate Park Catskill District Westchester County Farma, Truck Gardens and Dairies Orange County New York State Ttaction Airmigh Suffern Hudson Central Valley New England

Fooling the Doctor and Medical Skepticism in Attributed Text

Anomalous remarks discuss motives behind feigned illness and the role of careful observation by physicians. It notes skepticism in medical training and quotes a famed doctor on imposture. A provincial Alberta survey maps water-bearing strata near Lethbridge and Milik River.

Lethbidge Alberta Dominion Quological Survey Milik River Clone Limite

Artesian Water Supply Plans for 1,000,000 Acres

A supply of artesian water for an expansive arid region covering one million acres is outlined as a major project. The proposal envisions delivering reliable water access to sustain large tracts of dry country and support agricultural and settlement needs.

Planting Knowledge Quote from Chesterflota

A brief reflective quote notes that neglecting early learning yields no shade in old age. It emphasizes the long term payoff of education and foresight from youth.

Chesterflota

Mrs Charles A Sabin Named New York GOP Advisor

Mrs. Charles H. Sabin is appointed New York member of the Republican National Committee women advisory committee under Harding plan to give women authority in the party. She backs the world court, leads the National Women's Republican Civic, and serves as Suffolk County Republican vice chair.

Charles H. Sabin New York Harding Republican Organization Subinda Itarding World Court National Women's Republican Clvic Suffolk County

Freight traffic tops million car mark for third straight week

Washington reports freight loading remains at record levels with 1,022,740 cars of revenue freight for the week ending June 23. Merchandise and miscellaneous freight reach 581,244 cars. grain 82,958. livestock 29,252. forest products 78,068. ore 84,041. overall up 13.6 percent year over year, Western districts up 8.5 percent.

Washington

Turks Sink Greek Troop Ship After Battle Report

Constantinople reports Greek forces tried to land a regiment at Kera-Butun near the Dardanelles. Turks repulsed them after severe fighting. Casualties on both sides. A Turkish torpedo boat sank a Greek ship and many troops drowned in the combat.

Sofia Constantinople Kera-Butun Dardanelles

Dempsey Defends Title In Fifteen Round Bout

Shelby Montana July 6 reports Jack Dempsey still the world heavyweight champion after a decisive fifteen round victory over Tammy Gibbons of St Paul. Dempsey won the verdict at the end of hostilities as referee Timmy Dougherty declared him the winner.

Shelby Mont Jack Dempsey Tammy Gibbons St. Paul Mereree Timmy Dougherty

Five Killed in Freight Crash on G M S P Railroad

In Fairdale Alabama on a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul freight train wreck, five unidentified colored men were killed and eight injured including two white men. The train carried hive stock and wheat. The victims were believed to be migratory harvest hands riding the rods.

Fairdale

Woman Named G P Leader for New Jersey GOP

Newark July 7 Mrs. Lewis Thompson of Red Bank is New Jersey’s woman representative on the Republican national committee. The appointment was announced by Chant on Kean of the committee. Berlin July 7 Sixty thousand metal workers in Berlin went on strike at noon Friday. An agreement reached between the employers and the government was rejected by the union for second time.

Newark N. J Lewis Thompson Red Bank New Jersey Republican National Committee Charnton I.kean Berlin Poverdment for _ second

Shorter Steel Day Predicted by President Harding

President Harding's public correspondence with leaders of the American Iron and Steel Institute reveals support for abolishing the twelve hour day in the steel industry. A June 18 letter to Elbert Gary and a response from institute directors pledge to shift to eight hours for many workers and ten or fewer for others, acknowledging adjustments but aiming for prompt action.

Theama Wash Alanka Harding Wimeelf American Iron & Steel Institute Steel Manufacturers of America Ie Tren and Steel Inestitute Tte Elbert TM. Gary Ingtitute Gary John A. Topping W. A. Robers W. Ft. Donner Filbert BE. A Chirk James A. Farrell E.G. Grace Wills TL. King James A. Burden Black Severn J. Kerr J. A. Campbell A. O. Tunkey Charles M. Schwab Universalyned American Tronanil Steel Institute

Fourth of July Death Toll Reported Across Nation

Washington reports 38 deaths from fireworks and accidents as the nation observes a safe and sane Fourth of July. Ohio records ten fatalities, New York City three, Illinois five, Minnesota four, Pennsylvania five, Michigan four, Louisiana three, with single deaths in Alabama California Utah Washington. Injuries total 194 nationwide.

Washington Ohio New York City Illinois Minnesota Pennsylvania Michigan Louisiana Alabama California Utah

Plane crash kills two stunt fliers near Santa Monica

A wing crumpled during loops at about 2000 feet, causing the plane to burst into flames. Occupants were Dr Delay, 34, a stunt flyer, and KR Short, 31, an amateur aviator from Los Angeles. Both were killed instantly.

Santa Monica Cal Qames Dr. Delay Stunt Fier Short Los Angeles Avi Fator

Two Krupp Branches Closed Due to Material Shortage

In Dusseldorf on July 7 reports indicate two Krupp branch factories near Dusseldorf have to shut down because of a shortage of raw materials caused by French actions and other orders. Several thousand workers have lost their jobs as a consequence.

Dusseldorf Krupp Witten Bnt Duisburg

Britain Faces Railway Strike After London Oak Workers Walkout

London July 5 14 000 London oak workers on strike tie up many cargo vessels. Labor MP J J Thomas after conference with railway union officials warned of a nationwide railway strike.

Britain London London Oak J. J. Thomas Railway Son's

Washington debates solution to liquor controversy

The government considers a major maritime tower and other proposals to resolve a spreading liquor controversy troubling forest offices. Rainfall at Freeport caused extensive farming damage with 7 inches in an hour and a half, washing out grain fields and gardens.

Controveray Washington Freeport

Swamp Root Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad

An advertisement touts DeK Kilmer’s Swamp Root as pure natural medicine for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims no harmful drugs, vegetable herb base, non stimulant, available in two bottle sizes and offers a sample for ten cents by mail from Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.

Fred Miétire Avery Kilmora Swamp Deg Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Georgian Witness Claims Georgia Ties in Detroit Case

In Judge William of Treston's court Mrs Roberto Walker, a Black witness for her husband charged with theft, testified she had never heard of Ty Cobb until arriving in Detroit, noting she came from Georgia but knew nothing of the baseball figure.

Ty Cobb William of Treston Roberto Walker Georgia Detroit Detroit News

Children Cry for Castoria Uses Since 80 Years

An old advertisement touts Castoria as a remedy for constipation flatulence colic and diarrhea in babies and children. It claims to ease feverish symptoms by soothing the stomach and bowels, aiding digestion and natural sleep without opiates. The ad bears a signature seal.

Tietcher

Not So long. Bible Reader Quip in Ad Parody

In a Nashville Tennessean ad spoof, a man jokes he has never read the Bible. The mock dialogue pivots to Cuticura skin care products, touting Cuticura Soap, Cutlcura Ointment, a scented Dusting Powder and Cutburn Talcum as essentials for baby's skin care and personal care.

Nashville Cutburg

Fragmentary Dialogue Sparks Curiosity at Rushed Exchange

A jagged OCR fragment shows Bob asking about changes in someone and Johnny replying no. The line includes a strange line about swallowing 15 centa. The text references a Teachers' College Index in a stray, unclear context.

Bob Johnny

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