Relief efforts under way for Japan quake victims
President Coolidge contributes 100 to Red Cross relief in Japan as US mobilizes money, food, clothing, and ships. Ambassador Wood reports Kobe devastation and American deaths. Brigadier General McCoy named to direct relief. Red Cross aims for 5 million dollars, with 82 million already raised.
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Coolidge
American Red Cross Fund
Washington
United States
Red Cross
Weeks
American Red Cross
McCoy
Japan
Notable figures remembered in a year of deaths
Obituary notices include E P Dutton founder P H Dutton aged ninety two in New York. Major Iveng Jonea of Minneapolis dies from polo injuries at Fort Snelling. Prof Emil Diederich, cellist, dies aged fifty seven near Crown Point. Judge William C Van Fleet dies after cerebral hemorrhage. Rt Rev Thomas Sebastian Byrne, bishop of Nashville since 1894, dies at eighty two.
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HE. P. Dutton
New York
E. P. Dutton & Co
Iveng Jonea
Minneapolis
Fort Snelling
Minn
Des Moines
Emil Diederich
Thomas Orchestra
Crown Point
Ind
William C. van Fleet
United States District Court
Thomas Sebastian Byrne
Nashville
Tenn
Adding machine paper for sale at Globe-Poat office
Petite classified note advertises adding machine paper for sale at the Globe-Poat office. Each roll priced at 10 cents.
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Globe-Poat
British Anger Costs Him Crown Nabha Raja Abdicates
The Nabha maharaja, a liberal reformer and benefactor to war effort, abdicates in favor of his four year old son after a Supreme Court finding of Nabha's misdeeds against Patiala officials. The Government of India takes over administration, while the king remains in Nabha under conditions. A ceremonial salute will be maintained to preserve face.
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England
Maharaja of
Nabha
Son
Calcutta
Britain
Punjab
Stuart
Allahabad
India
King George
London
Ripudaman Singhi Malavendra
Kilm
Order of the Star of India
Order of the Indian Enyire
Royal Geographical Society
Royal Asiatic Society
Patilaya
Allahabad High Court
Nabha Durbar
Patiala
Government of India
Government of
Cheaper to Give Marks Than Pay for Handbills
Berlin reports an amusements park publicity manager drove through main streets tossing 1,000-mark notes to advertise. He claimed this was cheaper than printing handbills, which would cost more per piece than the notes cost him.
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Berlin
Copper Needed for Locomotive Construction
About 8,000 pounds of copper are required to build a railroad locomotive, highlighting the metal’s scarcity and demand in early rail manufacturing.
Fossils from the ice reveal vast Moravian cave finds
Dr Karel Absolon and Ales Hrduicka report glacial bones from central Moravia caves. Mammoth and many cave bears, beaver teeth, and skulls are well preserved. Brno Provincial museum to mount cave bears. beaver remains hold high value. Caverns rival Virginia and Kentucky sights.
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Moravia
Karel Absolon
Brno Museum
Czechoslovakia
Ales Hrduicka
United States
Brno
Brunn
Virginia
Kentucky
His First Attempt at Work
Several Indiana university students supplement college expenses by odd jobs. Years ago a young man sought work through the YMCA employment office and was directed to a professor’s home. His first duty was to man the kitchen.
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Universities
Indiana
Poetry as It Is Kived and Its Social Significance
Irwin Edman argues poetry began as a practical speech tool and language habit. He notes art emerges when intentional creation of beauty enriches and emancipates life. The passage references many notables and hints at infested chaos as a broader catastrophe.
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Irwin Edman
Rhubarb Growth Limits Linked to Winter Freeze Regions
Agricultural note states rhubarb cannot be cultivated south of areas that experience hard ground freezes in winter. The fact outlines a climate boundary affecting cultivation decisions and regional suitability for the crop.
Shining Windows Cleaning Tip From Vintage Advice
A brief household note explains that rubbing window panes briskly with a cloth dipped in vinegar makes them bright. The tip emphasizes a simple, practical method for shine using common pantry ingredients.
Responsibility and civic duty in community life
A concise statement on individual rights and duties within a society. It asserts that those who claim rights must respect others, consent to the community's will, and bear their share of service to ensure collective safety and prosperity. The text links personal submittion to the common good with shared benefits.
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Raleigh, N.C
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Italy
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Les Angeles
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Red Crown
Standard Oil
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Standard Oil Company
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