Air conditioning and streamlined trains emerge in early patent filing
Montanex Standard Publishing notes Barry and Calthorp advancing the idea of air conditioning and streamlined trains. Mr Howard cites planting seeds for comfort and speed, while Calthorp seeks to reduce wind resistance via a patent, aiming for faster rail travel without sacrificing safety. The described drawings echo the modern bullet shaped train.
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Barry
Calthorp
Howard
Lifting Legal Technicalities In Pressing Crime Fight
Joan Barker Waite argues that judicial opinions shape police procedure and protect citizens yet sometimes enable criminals. Congress empowered federal authorities to pursue crime across borders, set public enemy rewards, and broaden arrest and subpoena powers, raising concerns over who wields new, sweeping powers.
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Joan Barker Waite
University of Michigan
Congress
Federal Department of Justice
John Dilinger
Dillinger
Air cooling and streamlined cars predated modern trains
A 19th century patent review notes that J R Barry of Philadelphia secured an air cooling patent in 1855 and H R Calthorp of Roxbury obtained a streamlined car patent in 1865. Howard, assistant general counsel for the Western Railway Association, says Barry and Calthorp were ahead of their times as public interest in comfort and speed lagged for years.
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Washington
J. R. Barry
Philadelphia
R. Calthorp
Roxbury
Mass
Barry
Calthorp
Charles L. Howard
Western Railway Association
New Synthetic Rubber Promises Auto Tire Use
A last week announcement reports the final perfection of a synthetic rubber suitable for automobile tires. Developed with home-sourced ingredients acetylene salt and water, the material matches natural rubber in composition while aiming to overcome reliance on foreign supplies. Major U.S. tire manufacturers have tested the product and deem it fully equal to natural rubber tires, signaling a potential national and global impact.
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Daily Press
United States
Thomas A. Elson
Germany
Short sessions mark congressional history and dates
A survey traces the length of U S congressional sessions from the early republic to the Civil War and modern era. It notes record highs like the 354 day session of 1917 18 and the 302 day first session of 1849 50, plus brief modern lengths and the 1789 inauguration timeline.
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Wilson
Sixty-fifth Congress
Germany
Johnson
Congress
Thirty-first Congress
Continental Congress
Senate
Washington
Mount Vernon
New York
Health and Diet Advice From MeCer Fablications
Dr MeCer Fablications promotes health and diet guidance. The guidance references a company address in Los Angeles and various tips designed to improve wellbeing and weight management.
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MeCer
MeCer Fablications, Inc. At
Thess Bisthwirest
Los Apseles
When Your Back Goes Back on You
A medical note outlines common lower back ache causes from pelvic organ misplacement to bladder and uterine issues and muscle strains. It recommends osteopathic or chiropractic evaluation, heat therapy, diathermy, and a fruit juice fast to absorb inflammatory poisons, plus adhesive strapping for support and home hot applications for relief.
Question and Answers on Liver Trouble and Symptoms
A reader asks about severe back pain below the shoulders and night pain disrupting sleep along with brown spots on the neck. The writer wonders if this indicates liver trouble and whether tea affects the condition. An expert’s response is likely to clarify possible causes and advise medical evaluation.
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Myles FE
Health questions on liver pain milk diet and puffiness
A reader asks about pain location indicating liver or gall bladder trouble and cautions about diagnosis by mail. Advice covers avoiding burdensome drinks, a fasting cure for high blood pressure, a milk diet option, and gradual reintroduction of meat with vegetables. A separate query attributes morning eye puffiness to kidney or heart trouble and requests medical reports for tailored guidance.
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Albert G
Read 218 Books Girl Sets School Reading Record
Adele Young, 12, of New Orleans, read 218 books in nine months, close to a book per day, naming Little Women among favorites. Cork Free State plans a 150000 airport at Cork Harbor and seeks 50000 from the government for the project. site to be reclaimed for a port with a landing field to handle large aircraft. A meat market in Ighmithfield, England, delivered 081 tons of meat on a pie day.
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New Orleans
Iub
Adele
Orleans
Cork
Igmithfield
England
Stars Fell on Alabama praised by Selby for Carmer
The Literary Guidepost writer praises Carl Carmer for Stars Fell on Alabama, noting its vivid portraits of Red Hills and plantations, colorful scenes of fiddlers and singings, and portrayals of people from Aunt Nancy to Uncle Antimo. He calls the book truthful, richly colored, and essential, warning readers not to lend it.
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Cer
Underwood
Cearmer
Red Hills
Matis
New Orleans
Antimo
Nancy
Rome
Julia Peterkin
Mr. Carmer
Family Car Dispute Highlights Teen Driving Debate
A family argument over who should use the car for a dance reveals tensions about teen driving and responsibility. The mother worries about safety while a teen asserts driving competence, noting experience and the need for independence as adults question readiness and parental control.
These Changing Times 1916 to 1924 Butte Items Collage
A fragmented 1916 1924 butte news collage notes equipment arrival for rock excavation at Milwaukee depot site. Mentions Mrs M W Alderson Bozeman WCTU president meeting local members. Includes 1924 fire after feather company explosion and Rotary International conventions in Toronto.
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Butte
Milwaukee
M. W Alderson
Bozeman
Batem
Tom Davis
Rotary International
A. le Matter
G W. Craven
Rotary
Toronto
Supreme Temple
Daughters of the Nile
United States
Butte Mines
Ben Treloar
J. E. Erickson
Kallspall
Voters weigh Robinson review of New Deal tax fighter
A Washington bystander reports Senator Joseph Robinson’s seventy third congress summary. He ranks veteran allowances ahead of Roosevelt policy and notes the president’s veto on the veterans bill. The piece analyzes how Democrats may court soldier voters while balancing budget defense. It cites a Senate vote on a silver bill rider and absentees seeking recordable positions.
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Washington
Congress
Joe Robinson
Senate
Arkansas
White House
Robinson
Securities Exchange
Roosevelt
Navy
Genstor Robinson
Horoscope for June 26 1834 Provident lunar outlook and risks
Tuesday June 26 1834 horoscope warns of practical gains from new ventures and real estate activity while noting a revival of private industries and better labor capital relations. It cautions against civil strife, highlights reform sentiment, and predicts journeys and notable births. Frieda Hempel and Lord Kelvin are named as examples among historical figures.
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Atresa
United States
Gale
Frieda
Hempel
Silver Bow Cree Indians Sun Dance Incident Reported
Elizabeth Morrison is jailed on a charge of shooting Fs Finnegan near Butte. The article notes the Chicago convention scene and mentions the government acquiring 14 powerful railway engines.
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Chicago
Silver Bow
Elizabeth Morrison
Finnegan
Gouth Butte
Chintss
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