English Women Help Elect Electrics In Agriculture
English women and girls over eighty thousand are employed in Britain in dairy work market gardening poultry raising beekeeping and garden care across royal estates and public spaces. Some report earnings like 290 last summer selling salad plants mustard greens and cabbage while other families adapt to small home greenhouses amid wartime shortages. Providence Journal reports opposition to electrocution of animals with rising sentiment against electrocution and calls for humane methods.
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Great Britain
Gold Palladium Substitute For Platinum In Labs
A novel alloy called gale-pauanum noy is marketed in California as a substitute for platinum iridium. Commerce reports note it is 80 percent gold and 20 percent palladium with a melting point near 1,470 degrees Celsius. A crucible of this wire passed standards tests at the United States Bureau of Standards, and the alloy shows promise for laboratory use.
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Nt Flow
California
Chemi
United States
Hurena
In Franklin Park a Cinnamon Bear Talk
In Franklin Park a child asks Maron about a bear’s color. The reply identifies the bear as cinnamon colored and notes a calm bear despite proximity, capturing a quaint park scene and intimate dialogue.
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Franklin Park
Lorenn Campbell Files Forest Homestead Proof in Wyoming
Lorenn E Campbell of Bondurant Wyoming filed notice of intention to make five year final proof to establish residence and cultivate for the forest homestead entry Serial 09203 for north west section 14 township 3 percent north range 114 west sixth principal meridian. The hearing before A S Commissioner Otho B Williams at Jackson Wyoming is set for October 2. Witnesses include David H Biling Shelton Baker Aritair G Campbell George A Paraday all of Bondurant with Alex Nisbet as register.
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Department of the Interior
Land Olfes
Evanston
Wyoming
Pel
Lorenn E. Campbell
Hondurant
Wyong
Beetlon
Pinel Pal
Mina
Otho BH. Wiliams
Dackwon
David H. Biling
Shelton B. Baker
Aritair G. Campbell
George A. Paraday
Bondurant
Alex Nisbet
Register
Notice for Publication Forest Homestead Claim in Wyoming
Department of the Interior notices James Johnston of Ashton Idaho filed Forest Homestead Entry 03302 in probable Township 48 North Range 118 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Final five year proof to establish claim due before U S Commissioner Otho Williams at Jackson Wyoming on October 1 1017 with witnesses James Allen Grant Harrden Jon Atchley and John Edmonson all of Idaho towns.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
James F&. Johnston
Ashton
Idaho
U.S
Otho EB
Williams
U. S
Jackson
James Allen
Marysville
Grant Harrden
Aston
Jon Atchley
Felt
John Edmonson
Alex Nisbet
Register
Chinese Film Fandom and Mountain Lions Described
An article mixes observations on Chinese movie fans visiting a theater all day with a National Geographic style profile of the mountain lion. It notes audiences' appetite for action and comedy, and contrasts urban fashion with rural wildlife, including the lion’s range, behavior, and impact on livestock.
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China
New York Society
Young
Orient
Seattle Times
Hia
Mr. Young
Aotion
Desmond
Casa Lonja in Seville Holds Vast Spanish Colonial Archives
Describes the Casa Lonja in Seville as a pivotal historic site near the cathedral with a frontage of about 200 feet. The building houses the general archives of the Indies a vast collection of unpublished and unindexed documents, contracts, cedulas, and letters detailing Spain’s colonial administration in the Americas.
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Seville
New World
United States
Indies
Spain
Americas
Palm groves mark Moorish relics in Spain and Mesopotamia
The article highlights famous date palms and forests along the Tigris Euphrates delta and lauds a Moorish palm grove in Spain as a remarkable monument to ancient foresight and husbandry.
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Bagdad
Tigris
Euphnites
Spain
Enthusiastic Admirer Describes Tanks’ Feats in Letter
A letter praising British tanks claims they can sleep prisoners, print with precision, catch up to the enemy, and deliver them. It asserts tanks chew barbed wire, clear paths, slash trees and houses, catch shells, and function as submarines crossing the channel.
Apples and Bible fruits debated by modern writers
The passage about apples in Canticles is likely not about the literal apple. Scholars argue the fruit could be the quince or the rowan, aligning with Canticles 2 5 and 7 8. The debate centers on linguistic and historical context rather than a definitive identification.
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Maiutain
War ends spur push for metric system in the US
An American pennant warns that after the war the United States must adopt an international standard of weights and measures. The piece argues Europe and South America use the meter, liter, and kilogram and laments the fading U.S. grasp of traditional units. It laments inconsistent local measures in cities and groceries.
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Eurnow
South America
Straw Hat for Sterma in Gerevst Storm
A straw hat designed for tempest use described in Popular Science Monthly. The design features a top that can be extended or drawn out and a water resistant cover to shield the wearer. Details emphasize simple construction and waterproofing to protect during storms.
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Popular Science Monthly
Fragmented Note on Marriage Question and Award
A garbled paragraph discusses marriage, women, and a major brand award. The readable parts suggest questions about commitment and recognition but lack clear facts, names, dates, or outcomes. The item appears as an incomplete note or caption from an editorial page.
Fragmentary verse snippet misread in OCR text
The provided text appears as a garbled snippet with missing letters and nonsensical phrases. It contains no clear names, places, dates, or events to summarize into a proper newspaper item.
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