Navy Officers Oppose Bradley Daughter Water Baptism of Kentucky
Washington naval officers react to Miss Bradley proposing water baptism for the battleship Kentucky. They fear it breaks tradition and could bring bad luck and low morale. Some cite Viking wine ritual as sacred, while others insist ships deserve standard christening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bradley
Uae
Crystal Water
Champlagne
Hie Navy
Wash- Sneton
Kentushky
Gov.Bradley
Navy
Kentucky
A SOY WHO CAN ONLY SWEAR
A story describes Ernest Matis from Montague Maine, a youth with a vow to swear. He suffered a severe leg injury while cycling, leaving his right leg paralyzed and his speech impaired. Despite weeks of care, his condition improved slowly and his health remains precarious as he wanders the streets daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague
Ernest Mati
Matia
Tle Wiew
Eles
Wien
Cat Mimics Motherly Care In Glass Jar Trap
Grace the office cat at a Philadelphia preservers shop, adopted as a kitten by Miss Grace Kelley, earned fame by moving food to a jar pile and dropping it to a trapped kitten inside a large glass jar. The mother cannot aid due to the jar’s small opening, leaving questions about how the kitten survives and is fed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiltiex
Philadelphia Record
Grace
Grace Kelsey
Miss Kelley
Shane
Black-tailed grunts thrive by daily shrimp meals at aquarium
An article describes how black-tailed grunts and other fish in a grand aquarium are fed. Shrimp, plentiful in summer, are given freely to all but limited in winter to meet each species needs. The black-tailed grunts receive their full shrimp allotment daily, keeping them lively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend Bay
New York Sun
Wasps in the Pulpit At Pittburgh Church Service
A Pittsburgh preacher’s sermon is interrupted when wasps fly from a coat pocket as he reads scripture. The incident, occurring mid sermon, unsettles the audience and causes a chaotic exit as the coat is discarded out a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsburgh
Felix
Perenadac
Warns
Harry
Nanigcer
Per Canry
Tie
Tie Serra
George M Bowers Appointed Commissioner of Fish and Justice
George M Bowers, born in 1803 at Gerardstown Berkeley County West Virginia, became a Martinsburg business leader. He served in the state legislature at age 23, directed the Cumberland Valley Railroad, and held various Republican positions including vice chairman of the National League in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley Railroad Company
Republican
Nathan Goff
Gail
Bowers
Republican Nationel League
Che
Dot
Uarrison
Sowers
Tie Cen
West Virginia
Robert T. Porter
Siewers
Wren
Walters
Towers
Piano for Invalids and Patient Welfare Confined
In a damaged text fragment an article discusses piano for invalids, patient confinement, and care practices. It mentions hospital routines, operator roles, and potential experiences of those confined, with references to methods and facilities. The readable portions reference health care settings and supportive activities.
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Seamer
Wilma
Ernest Matis Voenhuinges
van Reccif
Hnsine
Pulsihe
Theyre Peo
Ef F.oug
Bing No Retrbbar Acroneteet
Jaap Istland
Adastace
Dacaaiea
Epee
Taforr
Anna Pelinil
Mirstead Iitehen
Trier
York
Daieks
Martin Bothec
Eric
Martin Luther
Penkimerican
England
Seatoef
Pankind
Paris
Tide Park
Londo
George
M. Bowers
Gdoege M. Bowers
United States Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries
Alhaw
USA
the Town Site Company
Hull, Anda
Town Site Company
Presipert
Robert Schoeneman
DR. Mayer
Asst, Cvasaien
Principal Steamship Lines
Institute
J.B. Cuase
Hult, Iowa
Misses Knewél & Cassidy Millinery
Dress Makins
Suneirin
Ore West
Tralos Dar
UN Daily
Eseee Sun
Moulcity & Nortgean
Fenkibg
Boing North
Nad
Angomiidalian
Stea, Ta, Tan Pm
D A.W. Perkins
Dot, Iowa
Owens
Pioneer Drug Store
COAS
Hull
Iawa
Ofeaini
Sheldon & Claerbout
Studebaker and
LaBelle Wagons
Cali
The
Schqeveman Bros
Schoeneman & Sons
Desmain
Lumser
Ste
Atyer
McGukf & Vickers
LUD
Bent
Erick
Lime
Belloa Peacy
Cas
Sioux Gty & Northern
Northwestern
Iowa
Fhrowch Freignt
Darienear
oFortain
Mosider
Geol Pass
Acent
Sioux City
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