French Building Plans in Lens City For Garden City Vision
The piece notes American and French ideas shaping Lens a rail hub with new civic growth. It cites Clarence Levi as a representative and describes garden city concepts, rail junctions, and modern amenities. It highlights roomy four room railroad worker homes, larger five to six room houses, and communal facilities blending with surrounding residences.
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Huslian
Clarence Levi
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lean Institute of _ Architectural
Lens
Smang
Widow Holds Electric Horse From Bryan’s Estate
In Miami Florida Mrs Mary Bryan delays disposition of a mechanical electric horse bought by the late Wilton Bryan after a demonstration for President Coolidge. The electric mount arrived at the Bryan home following his death and the widow plans to deliver it to a feline organization, pending her decision.
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Miami
Fla
Veteran's Kind Act Rewards Soldier with Six Thousand Dollars
A World War veteran received a $6,000 reward as total value of an estate left in memory of kindness shown years earlier by Mrs. Mary B. The article notes the wartime service and the lasting gratitude expressed, detailing the bequest and its significance to the surviving beneficiary.
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Sergi
Tobia AL Weave
Mary B
San Francisco Lodging House Relief Linked to War Service
Sergeant Weaver recently recovered from war disabilities, located a lodging house in San Francisco in 1906. He found a forgotten letter written by Mrs Burns and authenticated it at a bank advertising for her. Relatives later received the entire rescue of the estate through a Superior Court officer’s transfer.
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San Francico
Weaver Eame
San Francisco
Burns
Superior Court
New England's Rarities Discovered Unearthed in Worcester
A yellowed 17th century volume titled New England's Rarities Discovered by John Josselyn, Gent, has been found in the American Antiquarian Society library. The work, printed in London in 1672 by Green Dragon, recounts New England as observed by Josselyn in 1688 and earlier visits, detailing birds, beasts, fishes, and native cures.
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Worcester
Mas
New England
American ‘Antiquarian Society
Rose
John Tosselyn
Kent
England
John Josselyn
St. Paul's Churchyard
London
Erat of
Black Point
Massachusetts
Scarborow
Boston
New England Rockies
Water power development steadily on the rise in 1925 report
Washington The Department of the Interior through the Geological Survey releases figures on developed water power in the United States for 1925. Total capacity of 10 horsepower or more plants in March 1925 was about 10 038 000 horsepower, up nearly 10 percent from 1924. New York leads in developed water power, followed by California Washington North Carolina and Maine. The report notes undeveloped capacity in the leading states and faster growth in the Middle Atlantic South Atlantic and East South Central regions.
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Washington
Department of the Interior
The
Geological Survey
United States
New York
California
North Carolina
Maine
District of Columbia Fines U. S. for Smoke Nuisance
The District of Columbia won a police court case against the federal government for smoking violations. Judge McMahon fined $10 in three instances, including Robert S. Regan, Post Office Department chief clerk, for excessive chimney smoke from the federal postal headquarters, fines imposed on him as a representative of the government.
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Washington
District of Columbia
McMahon
Robert S. Regan
Post Office Department
Mr. Regar
Mrs Borgelin's Remarkable Recovery
Mrs Oscar F Borgelin of Forest City Iowa testifies to dramatic relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for back pain and postnatal recovery. She reports renewed energy, ability to perform housework and farm tasks, and a healthy eight month old daughter. Also cited is Mrs Helen Fine of Denver Colorado praising improved appetite and mood after use and the Vegetable Compound for menopausal symptoms.
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Mab
Oscar F. Borgelin Forestert
Iowa
Forest City
Lydis E. Pinkham
Oscar F. Borgelin
Cute
Denver
Colorado
Lydia E. Pinkham
Helen Fine
South
Washington Street
Japs Plan Wide Telephone Expansion in Five Years
Japan outlines a five year program to install 50 000 telephones and 10 000 miles of toll lines. The government aims to upgrade national communications, signaling a major modernization effort with significant investment. Russia follows with a similar alignment to American standards and a projected outlay exceeding 100 million dollars, inviting cooperation from large American firms.
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Government of
Japan
Russia
Serviet
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