Strange Repetition Signals From Experiments Across Globe
The Electrical World reports experiments tracking anomalous repeated signals detected through a network of stations in Germany, South America, and the United States. Observations note fixed time intervals and diminishing amplitudes, with theories suggesting either atmospheric or terrestrial origin and seeking methods to eliminate these recurring signals.
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Germany
South America
Woretine
Menage
Jam for the Journey A Bakery Complaint Fades
A bakery scene shows Noungre Smita baking when a boy is sent away. She rewards him with a slice of shortbread, prompting a humorous exchange about jam and gratitude. The tale hints at social manners and a playful, chaotic city dialogue.
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Noungre Smita
Abe
Mick
Why Sell Poultry to Hyland's Buy High Prices
Hyland's buys cockerels ducks and turkeys at live weight with high prices for old hens. Obtain the monthly price list before selling elsewhere. Hyland's Port Cheaver Daily offers no commission or cartage charges from the Oakbank Coal Storee at 6 Flinders Lane Melbourne.
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Hyland's
Hyland
Port Cheaver
Nyland
Oakbank
Flinders Lane
Melb
Memorials Rise Across Towns Honor Airmen
The article surveys memorials honoring airmen in Monmouth and other places, noting a Bournemouth 1918 hero Roll and a Bath statue with a New Bond Street moving picture exhibit. It contrasts Trafalgar and Trynt memorials, mentions Nelson imagery, and ends with a humorous aside about a bedstead gag.
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Monmouth
Roll
Bournemouth
Matalda
Australis
Rowe Smith
Hie
Thalr
Condon
Mamaral
America
Bath
Hms Kitchen
New Bondstreet Place
J. A. Rudge
Prinve
Jady
Lord Narton
Trafalgat
St Pauls
Trafalgar Wan
Rcotland
Trynuilt
Armoleahire
Tom
Anros Furmace
Hearst Nelson
Origins and evolution of the alphabet across civilizations
The piece traces how alphabets emerged from picture writing, noting Phoenician roots and Greek vowel additions, then Roman Latin letters shaping modern use. It discusses linguistic borrowings, shifts in pronunciation, and the alphabet's long, imperfect development across civilizations.
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Phoaniciana
Christinere
Rome
Ens
Debate over Victoria brown coal plan and Sawer report
The article discusses the Victorian brown coal development, critical of Parliament for delay. It notes the Sawyer report, the Electricity Commission, and calls for action to secure future energy supply via brown coal, with figures like Monash and Latrobe referenced. It presents concerns over costs, expertise, and political hesitation.
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Kexlaston
Sawyer
Sawyer and His Ame Binla Micetricity Commission
Tariff Board
America
Bawgor
Dorina
Telburn
Vallocra
Soba
Buna
Bet
Electricity Communion
Parilo
Ethuist Te Oly
Melbourne
Intereata
Merbere
Xtake Rocim
Williamtreet
Victoria
Tuwston
Amaldoswa
Bomee ‘Commission
Bcbeme
Tab Joara
Wallourn
Yalloure
John Monash
Samiel Cooke Named General Manager Joins Carmo Firm
J Moewan Carrol announcesSamiel Cooke appointed general manager at the firm. Cooke takes over leadership duties, bringing industry background and strategic oversight to operations.
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J. Moewan Carrol
Samiel Cooke
Board of Directors List with Chaired By Donald Mackinnon
The board members include Donald Mackinnon as chair with Edward CMS KC and Albert Augton among others. Other directors listed are Ray MBE Evans Falconer Be and additional names in the roster.
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Hos
Donald Mackinnon
Chaireau
Edward F. Cms
Viewcasens
Albert 8
Augton
Ray, Mbe
Ro Evans
Be. Falconer
Bes
I “Ol Tarma
CMO
When Father Plays the Flute
Fragmentary verse recounts a child’s memories of father playing the flute and mute, the cat and dog reacting, and family reactions. The garbled dialogue hints at a contrast between dress and creation as the child asks about it while the mother offers limited figures.
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Calvan
Carey
Extenuation and Odd Apple Contest Tale
Fragmented adventure voice recalls an early closing day and a curious contest among swimmers at intervals. Two boys attempt a feat for a lingering apple, one nearly drowns, and a bystander jokes about a misfortune as others discuss dinner plans and a mysterious empire tale.
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Sam
Fragmented OCR Narrative From Tokio Era Public Hearing
A garbled OCR style excerpt discusses a Tokio era event and a public figure named Tommie. It references a series, a reader or writer, and an offic e related figure. The text contains dialogue about actions at a school and a request to the office, with various misread words and unclear context.
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Lomati
Mary
Ty Shookepor
Kale
Alston
Mares Alston A Sonm Pty. Ltd
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Pem
Ano
Goodmans
Reno
ROBUR
Odo
Brady
Witer
Witey
Teas
Tallourn
the Union Trustees. OF Australia Limited
WEAD
Colling
Aina
Sydney
Brisbows
Spencer Street
Malbourne
Alexander Te Hat
Malbourne Hove
Tm Yo E
Agency 60, Ltd
Queen Trent
Ast
Pessamant
No 71
Eamcuter
Adambtratt
Fonds Tavestad
Eetatus
Joel Fox
Martin
ALFA
LAVAL
Alfa. Laval
Ltn Sy
Ferew
Bewts Biv
Melbouare
Bree
John Browning
Father
Flute
China
Fama
Anareman
Heenio
Wowey Raving Cangh Wtaters
Pefetye
Ite
Japan
Sean Beales
Fey
Har
Charseter
Wimel
Tommie
Ste Robbie
Tomitle
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Tor
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Take
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Plaian
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