Austro-Hungarian Ambassador Hengelmüller Retires From U S Service
Baron Hengelmüller, long head of the Austrian diplomatic corps in Washington, declares intention to retire to Austria after 44 years in service, 30 in the United States. He may reside in the House of Lords and leaves with deep regret from officials and state department. He was born in Pressburg and educated in Vienna.
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Austria
United States
House of Lords
Baron Hengelmuiler
Américan State Department
Bia
Baron Heegelmoller
Wauhin Féin
Ee SE Mout Vain
Wanys
Jail’s Trick Rat Returns After Long Vacation
Joshua the pale trained rat at the county jail has returned after eighteen months away. Jailer Bill Stoller recalls his absence with a wooden legged man and a cheese factory robbery case. The rat now visits the desk daily at 11 to get his morning chew.
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Leveland
Joahua
Bill Stoller
Bioller
Joshua
Joshua Doubliesa
Josh
Stoller
Rat psychologists offer new ideas for rat traps
Surgeon General William Colby Hucker of the Public Health Service announced on August 21 that he is seeking a new type of rat trap to aid the war against bubonic plague. He has 76 models and drawings from inventors, including iron pot designs and bran barrel traps, but favors a simple pasteboard trap using cayenne pepper to make the rat sneeze itself to death.
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Willam
Colby Hucker
Pubdic Health Service
Hos
Rucker
Wing
Hoodoo Fails in Larceny Case Over Cow Gift Pact
A white woman Mrs Titmore was arraigned for cow theft from Adelaida Williams. The tale described a hoodoo spell to curb Sallie Williams, the aged mother’s daughter, in exchange for the cow. Testimony claimed the charm made Sallie worse and drove her to roam less at night.
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Mmningham
Aly
Titmore
Nenners
Lie Court of Common Pleas
Adelaida Wiiame
Sallis
Adelaide
Sallie
Mal Wediethe
Moonshiner Blaylock Arrest Story Shifts
Georgia moonshiner Anold Blaylock, 48, surrendered to police after a chase and was released when not wanted in Gainesville. He faced illicit distilling charges and posted $200 bond to await trial in October. Chicago boys and self starting cars spark calls for stricter auto rules as officials warn of new hazards.
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Anold
Playlock
Gainesville
Claylock
Tt Remainsaylock
Bias
Ington
Wiaylock
Henry Gerrard
James A. Kearns
Kearns
Acta
Chicago
Vocabulary growth in children from ages one to three
A study tracked word use in young children showing an average vocabulary of 1000 words by age three. Researchers documented a child at age one 60 to 252 words, with a remarkable case memorizing 1771 distinct words. The rate of learning accelerates after year two.
Nutshell to Sylvan Nook The Suburb’s Name Change
Residents of a Chicago suburb nicknamed estates by playful names. One man built a villa and called it The Nutshell, later renamed Sylvan Nook amid a flood of inquiries. He explains switching names after years of joshing about being 14. A local boy reportedly rang doorbells asking if the colonel was 14.
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Cllcagy
Sylvan Nook
Linpincot
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