Eskimos and the Fight Over Concrete Huts
A National Geographic style debate argues against replacing snow huts with concrete structures for Eskimos and Arctic Sea Islanders. An official from the Pirates Bureau of Fisheries calls snow homes impractical, while Stefansson defends igloos as comfortable and weatherproof, noting concrete homes bring pneumonia and housing difficulties.
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Pirates Bureau of Fisheries
North
Bur Stefansson
Biloff Islands
Stefans
Sno Sen One
Oxford and Cambridge See Surge in Student Numbers
Viscount Bryce told Manchester University that universities in Britain, especially Oxford and Cambridge, have expanded student numbers since the war, causing accommodation pressures. He said students show strong intellectual vitality and patriotism, arguing nations must share in world affairs and not live in isolation.
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Manchester
Eng
College
Viscount Bryce
University of Manchester
Oxford
Cambridge
Lanruares
Lord Bryce
Bromo Quinine Tablets Promote Germ Destruction and Health
A dated advert promotes Bromo Quinine tablets as a germ destroying tonic and laxative to prevent colds flu and grip. It notes a single product labeled Bromo Quinine with E. W. Groves signature on the box, priced at 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Groves
Young anarchist deportation case shocks New York readers
A seven year old self confessed anarchist from New York awaits deportation to Russia after claiming education in radicalism through books at the New York Public Library. He says his schooling taught socialism first then led to athe anarchist stance and ties to the Union of Russian Workers in Brooklyn.
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New York
Thomas Buhkanob
Ellis Island
Russia
Libr
Anl
Live
Associated Press
el Douks
de 66Th Street
Lexington
New York du Library
Rls
A Nor Lh
Union of Russian ‘ Workers’ Tees
Brooklyn
United States
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Crime Trial and Library Conflict
The text sketches a courtroom scene with references to a case and to a New York entity. It mentions an individual named WoL Anderson and a supposed library dispute involving branches and a debate over literacy value. Details are vague due to OCR corruption but imply legal action and literary controversy.
May revolution taes new film aims to show depth
A New York program previews 3D like effect in cinema this morning. Scientists and observers, including students from Hell Mouth College, gathered to study the technique and its potential impact on audiences and industry.
Actress Announces Engagement To Leslie Harrison In England
An actress announced her engagement to Leslie Harrison in England. They met years ago in the New York production Tonight's the Night. Saunders is noted as a father figure connected to the couple.
Red Cross Roll Reaches Million Mark in Southwest Drive
The Southwestern Red Cross campaign reports 1 605 979 members with 178 chapters outstanding. Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Texas divisions show varied participation with thousands added, while Sir William Hearst retires and faces a testimonial banquet in Toronto.
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Hinenbris
PASO
SPRAT
Arkarsa
Yeport
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
William Hearst
Toronto
New Cure Claims Quick Relief for Pile Sufferers
An advertisement touts a chewable tablet named Fienie Cure said to relieve pile symptoms quickly without cutting. The copy promises easy at home use and urges readers to try the product to prove its effectiveness.
World War Hero Now in Farce "Fair and Warmer" at Bower Sock
Donald M Call, a World War I Medal of Honor recipient, is highlighted in the program for the Bower Sock Theatre production "Fair and Warmer." The article notes Call’s heroic actions near Varennes during the Somme offensive and his remarkable recovery after being wounded. It also mentions a unique multi language church service near the United States Indian school with Kinwa Apache Pueblo Arapahoe participants and simultaneous translations.
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Bowersock Theatre
Donald M. Call
Battali Corps
Totem
Varxennes
Ami
United States Indian School
Pershing Arrives in Detroit for Soldier Reception
Detroit readies elaborate welcome for General Pershing and staff with official ceremonies and entertainments as they visit the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
General Pershing
Admiral Helm Retires After Half Century Navy Service
Howard White Wolf serves as interpreter since the mission church erection ten years ago. Rear Admiral James M. Helm, after nearly fifty years in the United States Navy, will be retired today due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard White Wolf
United States Navy
James M. Helm
Home remedy for cough with Pinex solution
A vintage home remedy claims mixing 24% ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with plain grain spirit to treat severe coughs. It advertises quick relief within 24 hours and suitability for bronchitis and hoarseness, noting popularity with children and low cost compared to ready-made syrups.
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SKS Rose
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Uskimos
Nature
Ivory
Ae Pwood
Osford
New York Library
Washington
Elizabeth Cullen
United States Shipping Board
Conton
Wol Anderson
Bubkanel
Krovotkin
Ney
Lieves
Hell Mouth College
RED Cross
Divisio
Yes
Ned Cross
Pheiy Rahit
Ran Ams
Lao Des Moines
CLR
Ventios
Onvad Hoffir
H. Thuffman
Litlign Miver
F. E. Melving
Newby
Win Rice
Frnestine Schultz
Tearl Testerstan
Armin Woestemeyer
Donald M. Cult
Congress
Pinex Co
Ft, Wayne
Ind
Brinkman
New Pathé Records
Sam Ash
Dear Heart
Turner Roe
Iz Maryland
Arthor Fields
Orpheus Trio
Pretty Little Rainbow
Ernest Hare
Rudy Wiedoeft
Billy Murray
Poppyland Peerless
Angel Face
Arthur Effelds
Mary James
Hart
Charles Hart
Russell Hunting
Sterling
Cairo
Mary—Waltz
Hawaii
Buddkha—Fox
Ziegfeld
Orlando
Nicholas Orlando
Nicholas Ordndo
Royal Waikiki Hawaiians
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