Equinoctial Storm Hype Fades Against Real Hurricanes
The article reviews beliefs in an equinoctial storm tied to equinox dates, noting August and September as peak hurricane months and Galveston’s 1900 disaster as a warning. It explains tropical hurricanes follow regular Atlantic patterns, forecast with greater accuracy than other storms, and cautions against superstition guiding public fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Gulf States
Galveston
Gulf
Washington
Atlantic
Otlis
Htiev
mid-Atlantic
Antilles
United States Weather Bureau
Texas-Louisiana
German Sailors Can't Land At Savannah
In Savannah on September 21, Germans aboard the Danish steamer Maersk cannot land due to ongoing war. City law forbids sailors from sleeping on shore. they may land at night under guard at a port area but remain under gun. The crew resents the restrictions amid persistent international hostilities.
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Savannah
Chassie Maersk
Germany
Sol
Lawlessness in Mingo County Continues Amid Trials
Reports from Minescou court describe multiple murder convictions with three sent to the State penitentiary at Moundsville. Trials for murder persist as new crimes are reported in backwoods areas while martial law remains unproclaimed but possible due to rampant lawlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minescou
Moundsville
Charleston
Counties Closed Till 1921 Season Notice Warns Hunters
County authorities announce closures through the 1921 season to protect game stocks. Potter County permits two bears per hunter while camps or group hunts stay at three. Penalties range from 25 to 200 dollars for killing game in closed areas. Readers urged to enforce and inform others to aid recovery and follow state laws, with the notice applying only within the counties listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Warren
Potter County
Neb
Sivyen
Kofyoru
Aklage
Fragmentary notice summary from a local paper
A damaged OCR fragment references a committee and publication steps. The readable bits point to a local paper context involving a committee action and potential publication timing, with no clear names, dates, or places intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Creekside
Chevy Chase
Indiana
No. Lowering of Taxes Asked of Next Congress
Report discusses anticipated lower federal outlays and debt within three weeks. It notes Army and Navy expenditures shrinking and railroad disbursements dropping. Mentions a revolving fund of 400,000,000 for railroad relief and reduced Treasury strain.
Bituminous Coal Situation Continues Despite Northwest Shortage
The statement says New England's winter coal supply will be met without further preferential shipments as overall demand improves. It notes Northwest shortages remain acute, but railroads expect to cover the deficit and meet requirements before navigation ends around December 1. Once Northwest issues ease shortages will ease nationwide.
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New England
Northwest
Women Explorers Row Lake Winnipeg 200 Miles
Miss Alice H. Wilson of Ottawa, sister of De. Noman Ro Wilson, and Miss Ruth Anderson, a Royal Victoria College graduate, completed a two month 200 mile round trip by rowboat along Lake Winnipeg east shore. They traveled without guide or mate, camping nightly with tents and gear, relying on fish and game for supplies. The expedition highlighted remote wilderness long traversed by Hudson Bay Company trappers, contrasting with settler expansion.
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International News Service
Winnepeg
Man
Alice H. Wilson
Ottawa
de. Noman Ro Wilson
University of Manitoba
Hedogical Department
Lake Winnipee
Ruth Anderson
Royal Victoria College
Montreal
Berens Rivéy
Lake Winnipeg
Hudson Bay Company
Norway House
George Maipson
Mystery of the Okefinekee Swamp Draws Attention
The interior reaches of the Okefinekee swamp in Georgia remain largely unexplored with limited documented visits. Researchers and local interest groups express curiosity about the region’s unexplored habitats and potential ecological significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okefinekee Swamp
Georgia
To Re-establish Strength After Sickness
A fragment describes recovery from illness and the benefits of Vinal to enrich the blood restore appetite and restore strength. The depictions reference nervous exhaustion and weakness and claim druggists would struggle to meet demand for this remedy.
Fragmented Historic Notice From DOWSTEVILEE Case
A garbled report mentions Thomas Winrod, former Justice of the Peace for Sierre County, involved with a mine operation and distant journeys. It references Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and various unrelated, unclear passages about health remedies and propriety, forming a confusing historical snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Dowstevilee
Sierre County
Mingr
Thomas Winrod
Hugthas Glueck Dimond Ming
Hatlal Hax
Winrad
Waltot
Mirree
Liske
Lydia
Pinkhan
Havelins
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Peel
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Loottick LM
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Dia
M. ME Baer
Tahmers
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G. CG
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Call Tor Ale
Clawson House
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Déily Pape
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S. W. Uber
Waterman
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Vinevar Barrel
South Ith St. Uix
Grownsville Hospital
Crownsville State Hospital
Crownsville
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Wantad
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Aneriva
Tui
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A. Bishop
Walet
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