Nursery for Babies Opens in Hamimimd Lilom
Two certified nurses establish a baby nursery in Hamimiemd Lilom offering care at about 3 a week. The facility provides nursery walls with toys, medical oversight by a doctor and dentist, and accommodates short stays while parents search for housing or on holidays.
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Twbys
Bouwling House
Bay
Hanimiemd
Lilom
Conference on Child Welfare Near Milamon Seeks International Cooperation
At the Milamon conference in late October, European countries including Italy and neighbors discussed child welfare. Topics cover seaside and country homes for neglected children, care in cities, training for social workers, and better interaction between town and country. The Milam public welfare department aims to reduce duplicated efforts and improve care in smaller communities.
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Italy
Sweitzerland
Milamon
Organization of Child Welfare
Milam
Immense Caribou Herds Reported at Vancouver River
Sightings describe wandering caribou in huge numbers along the river banks near Vancouver B C the Yukon. The creatures form a riverwide herd a half mile across that halted two men for three hours as they attempted to pass during first ice. The duration of the migration remains unknown.
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Arrvals
Vancouver
Yukon
Egypt Plans Vast Medical Complex With World Class Hospital
The Egyptian government announces construction of a large hospital and medical school in Derin. It will include 1,225 beds and capacity for about 8,000 patients daily. The project links a fully equipped medical school to the hospital and related departments.
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Egypt
Derin
Medienami Mrgica Ciace
Bones of historic race uncover near California city
The anthropology department at the University of California guards skulls and relics found in old burial ground linked to an ancient tribe. Local legend of a hidden vàng treasure near a former Incan fort inspires crowds and offers jobs to the public digging crews.
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Martines
Seoul
Solway
Uniersity
California
Priseipal
Tadhin
St Francia
Shells and spear points found near The Dalles historic rocks
The report notes shells pulp stemming from ancient shellfish near The Dalles Oregon and obsidian spear and arrow points found by highway workers at Big Eddy. City recorder D L Cator says trails in the hills behind Big Eddy show centuries of Indian use and long salmon fishing history along the Columbia River.
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Rie Healy
Dalles
Ore
Filan
Atlanilé
Per OU
California
Big Eddy
D. L. Cator
City Recorder
Big
Columbia
Photography History From Niepce To Motion Pictures
The article marks photography’s centenary noting Niepce’s 1820 crude image, Daguerre’s practical 1839 photo, and the rapid spread of daguerreotypes by 1850, illustrating civilization’s swift progress from silver plates to modern motion pictures.
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Monroe
White House
Niepce
Daguerre
Sudden Turn in Dahlstrom Door Letter Case
A Chicago based Dahlstrom Metallic Door Company sent a life insurance note to Mr. Dahlstrom on November 16 1920. A line in the letter asks Have you ever thought that your turn may come suddenly and the reply reads It did. He's dead. Returning letter and postcard. Can't forward. Keeping blotter. Can use this.
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New York Life Insurance Company
Dahlstrom Metallic Door Company
Chicago
Dahlstrom
Homes That Preachers Came From
In the Methodist denomination 68.7 per cent of preachers come from farmers homes and 11.8 per cent from preachers homes. In the Presbyterian denomination 47.7 per cent come from farmers homes and 18.1 per cent from parsonages. In the United States Presbyterian Church 88 per cent come from farmers homes, while 15 per cent come from parsonages. From Georgia Conference Notes in Atlanta.
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Sea of the United States of America
Georgia
Atente Ooi
Light on Ancient History of the Aet
A scrambled account discusses an ancient people called Aet or Aetae who allegedly migrated across Gaul, vanished abruptly, and left artifacts such as bricklike objects in Andernach. It links their disappearance to a Teutonic era in western Europe and cites scholarly clues about possible food remnants and the people’s migration toward North Africa, with uncertainties in the evidence.
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Weil
Evelind Tye
Europe
Gaul
Pyrenees
Rhine
Iba
Celine
Andernach
Uret
Ulan
Edo Bate
Rome
North
Arcerten
Historic Morse Blu Tree Faces Final Decline
Washington bears witness as the famed Morse Blu tree, long tied to Samuel Morse and his telegraph invention work beside the old Will and Hotel, nears destruction after decades of preservation efforts. The hotel has become a modern twelve story building and the tree awaits its death hour despite tree surgery and city park attempts.
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Washington
Samuel 1
I. Morse
Reese
Women Build Adobe Homes in California with Sun Baked Bricks
Women in California are shaping houses from adobe bricks made of clayey earth and straw. The bricks, sun baked and durable, recall early Mission-era churches built with similar materials. With high labor and material costs, mud dwellings offer an attractive self help option, even children can assist.
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California
Israel
Egypt
The Dress Problem in the Orient Tells of Yokohama Request
The Yokohama Reform association asks the mayor to curb unidentified foreigners and locals seen in public spaces with insufficient clothing to fit Western propriety. A spokesman cites many foreigners in the city and tramcars as shaping unfavorable views of Yokohama.
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Yokohama Reform Association
Japan
Knocking a Tradition in Topeka Capital Voice
A Topeka Capital fragment critiques Thanksgiving ritual as a relic of colonial habit. It jokes about Pilgrim parents failing to hunt quail, notes a diet of clams, and ridicules the practice of making turkey a sacred duty for posterity on the last Thursday of November.
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Topeka
State Industrial Survey Report Highlights Oregon and Coast Industry
State survey notes Oregon and British Columbia lead in shingle production. Salem adds dehydration and cold storage plants. Reclamation funds top $2.1 million. Oregon factories rise 475 in two years. Timber, canneries, and farming projects expand across multiple counties. new rail and power developments noted.
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Washington
British Columbia
United State
Salem
Corvallis
Dresser
Department of Economics
C. HH. Gram
Iabor
Oregon Rigge Cooperative Aasorelation
Enterprise
Berkley Walker Hae
Tidewater Fieh Hatchery
Mialinemah Couste Taach Fomp
Crown-Willamett
Wil
Opratiany Bassert Gripling
Anomow Medford Hay
Furtary Klamath Faile
Steahom
Tive
Lebanon
Cannery
Albany
Douglas County
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Fragmented OCR Text From Historic Page
The readable fragments describe a street scene with birds, a levee, and distant city references. It mentions New York like imagery and a sense of confusion or wandering in the text. No coherent events or names form a clear report from the source.
Verna and Cathianetto Headed by Interstate Order
Verna and Cathianetto are reported to be headed by an interstate order, with routing involving Oregon and Washington territories. The details indicate relocation across state lines under judicial or administrative directive. Further specifics are unclear from the fragment.
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Verna
Cathianetto
Washington
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