World Happenings Highlight Cox City Officials and Crises
A fragmentary wire digest reports Robert A. Cooper of South Carolina being reappointed by President Coolidge after a farm board term. senate committee actions on Internal Revenue investigations. various international and domestic incidents include deaths in Mexico and Detroit, a Texas fire, a fatal railroad accident near Meridian, and banks closing in Balaton.
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Robert A. Cooper
South Carolina
Washington
Coolidges A
Fragmented notes on ships, drugs, and figures across states
A garbled account mentions ships off New York, aliens and drugs, a letter to authorities, and patriotic groups. It cites Isapres Christian Tyler born 1842, references to John Tyler, Ohio bankers pledging 1,000,000 for Lorain station, and various scattered names and events from California to San Francisco, with unclear connections and deadlines.
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New York
Montgomery
Ala
Christian Tyler
John Tyler
When Indians Fishes Its Work Not Sport
A fragmented article notes Indian fishing methods using chill nets dip nets and gill hooks. It contrasts speed and effort with white man fishing, mentions cultural ideas of ease and sleep, and briefly touches on other topics including a Havana heist, Canadian immigration delays, a pulpwood tree from China and its paper use, and the allanthus weed menace in the northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Pheano
Irene Chooses Husband From Three Suitors
Irene Barton faces a perilous plot as a burglar targets her home, only to be moved by a former beloved Jasper Warren. Warren helps the repentant thief John Little after a tense encounter, revealing love and loyalty amid danger in Reedville. The piece also notes broad local tree planting involvement across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Jasper Warren
Warren
John Little
Little
Irene Barton
How This Fish Walks Ors Ghoapited bs cimbing PAR Shs up
The text describes a fish that moves by bending its body and twisting to climb. Pectoral fins spread and gill covers bend outward while spines grip soil to seek a firm hold. The fish can bury into mud in shallow water up to about one and a half feet deep.
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Greer
Nature Magazine
Electric Vermont Plant Demonstrates Artificial Turbine Intelligence
A Searsburg Vermont power station described by Popular Science Monthly as a near autonomous machine runs a 6500 horsepower turbine with a generator. Human involvement is limited to occasional inspection lubrication and governor regulation as water flow controls start and stop operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searsburg
Popular Science Monthly
Pulp From Ailanthus Discovery Reported
Officials of the United States forest products laboratory in Madison Wisconsin announce the discovery of a new pulp potential from the ailanthus tree. The finding highlights a possible alternative fiber source for paper manufacture and suggests further testing and evaluation by industry partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Forest Products Laboratory
Madison, Wis
Grim Relics of Fight of Long Centuries Ago
Archaeology reveals clues from ancient conflicts as Jerablus and Jeremiah’s prophetic cycles surface in worn stone carvings. The battered artifacts hint at long histories, with names and places faded but certain figures and events still legible amid textual decay.
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Jerablus
Jeremiah
Jedi Vrei Gite
Porto Gee
Pernotas Hoya
Ancient culture and modern progress in art
Howard Couarter argues in Current History Magazine that archaeology reveals ancient intellect and arts were often higher than today. He asserts machines and industry eclipse spontaneous artistic production and that studying the dead yields insight into valued past treasures and luxury.
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Prospe
Valley of the
Eines
Oftimae
Ving
Howard Couarter
Current History Magazine
Arbor Day Roots Grow in U S Tree Planting Move
The American Tree Planting Association seeks the name of the champion tree planter in each state as part of a growing arboricultural movement since J Sterling Morton proposed Arbor Day. It reports 70 000 registered planters while aiming to build broader shade avenues.
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American Tree Planting Association
United States
J. Sterling Morton
American Tree Association
Baye
Jud Tunkins on evolution talk at home
Jud Tunkins says he does not mind his wife’s belief in evolution but wishes she would stop glaring at him whenever she brings it up. The remark appeared in a light exchange reflecting personal views on science and domestic life.
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Syere
Curion
Fey
Peter
Serenity
Grater
Youvas Et Pomedat
Bledde
Irene
Warren
Mr. Warren
Jud Tunkins
Washington Star
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L. F. van Zelm
Western Newspaper Union
Stupf
Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ch Watson
Dear Scharman
China
Jay
Doctor Solarian
Wasiande
Carn
Mexico
Moron
Cathese Anth
Speensi Feans
Shane
Remy
Wihiel
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Martiegburg
Vera Cruz
Mex
Detroit
Mich
Leroy Mann, Farters
Arcola
Hner
Boston
Newport
Ranger
Texas
First State Bank of
Balaton
State Superintendent of Banks
St. Paul
Minn
Frank Atkinson
Clyde Greer
Meridian, Miss
He Dryant
Ao Committee
Ohio
Coumis
Ohia
Station
Lorain
Cleveland Hankers Associ
A Vs
California
San Francisco
Morecham Turko Railway Express
Sao
Dawn Lee
Heber Daeatad
Vines
Petey
Mawrey
Rt Aus
Venience
Eboudl
Ms Vets
Snes
Bionta
Sta Bandita
Barnes del Comercio
Havana
Vancouver
B. GO
Wise Man
Heaven
Pennsylvania
Reedville
Damay
Adidgo
Ryedalley
Wong
Portland Oregonian
Spotts & Post
Globe-Post
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Wheeler
Tor
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Savings Bank
American Trust & Savings Bank
First National Bank
LE Mars, Iowa
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