Chattle Chips Enjoys Jersey School Visit and Local Contests
In Trenton Professor Mattuck reviews Jersey school law while Benjamin Vah Tine and Percy unnius travel to Eatontown for an oratorical contest. both score no points but earn creditable showing. Junior Commercials start early, circus draws children, and J Russell Errickson recites Over the Bannister to applause.
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Mattuck
Trenton
Jersey
Benjamin Vah Tine
Percy Unnius
Eatontown Lage
Bark
J. Russell Errickson
Harold Karmann
Roland Hughes
Bath Avenue
Frank Briskey
Chattle High School
Princeton
St. Luke's Church
Po Vlock
Jack Dalton
Ida Fielder
Chattle’s
Toad skin heart stimulant hailed by Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins researchers Abel and Macht report a heart stimulant purified from Bufo toads’ parotid secretions. The bufagin is said to be more potent than digitalis, with strong vaso constrictor and cardio inhibitory effects. Findings were published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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Johns Hopkins University
Lso
Digitalis
Journal of
The
American Medical Association
John J. Abel
David I. Macht
Baltimore
Jamaica
Abel
Macht
The Offense Defined
An attorney in Terre Haute discusses a jewelry shop dispute about repairs and charges. The proprietor asks what percentage profit is made when a $0.10 repair becomes a $6 charge after a week. The lawyer explains the law and warns that excess charges could constitute larceny.
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Raft
Terre Haute
Avas
Smithshere
Swimmer Leonard Smith in critical condition after dangerous dive
Leonard Smith aged nineteen remains alive and conscious at Washington Heights hospital after a dive into shallow Hudson waters at One Hundred and Forty-ninth Street. Surgeons compare his injury to Walter Duryea’s neck fracture and race to save him as his brother Montague aids in the search.
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New York
Walter Duryea
Washington Heights Hospital
Leonard Smith
Duryea
Young Smith
Hudson
One Hundred and
Forty-ninth Street
Leonard
Montague
Hogpital
Fair Weather All Week With Generally Mild Temperatures
Washington bulletin says pressure patterns indicate a strong high over the western United States will dominate for the coming week. Expect generally fair weather east of the Rockies with moderate temperatures, while interior Atlantic states stay hot today and into Tuesday. Local showers possible in the Ohio valley and lower-lake region, followed by fair weather for the rest of the week. No unusually cool weather expected.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Asia
Europe
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Rocky
T Mountains
Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Lower-Lake Region
Root Amendment Seen Likely to Fail in Senate Vote
A Senate poll foresees a safe majority against the Root amendment nullifying the paper clause of the Canadian reciprocity pact. Democrats plan a caucus this week to seek unified position, but many will vote according to conscience, with a large share expected to oppose.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Gronna and la Follette
Cummins and Works
Troy Victims Die In Albany Road Collision
William H. Slattery a fifty year old traveling salesman and his wife were killed when their auto was struck by a trolley car four miles east of Albany on the Troy road. Their son Thomas Slattery twenty one was a passenger and survived with serious injuries.
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Albany
N. Y
William H. Slattery
Troy
New York City
Troy-road
Rensselaer
Pittsburg
Albany and Southern
Slattery
Thomas Slattery
Georgetown Man Dies After Trolley Collision at Aqueduct
A Great Falls and Old Dominion trolley struck a large touring car at the Virginia end of the Aqueduct bridge over the Potomac. Car owner Harry W. Mitchell died from burns after the gas tanks exploded. Fred Kitchen was fatally injured and other passengers suffered severe injuries.
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Georgetown
George
Washington
Great Falls
Old Dominion
Virginia
Aqueduct “Bridge
Potomac River
Harry W. Mitchell
Gey Mitchell
Tinning Company of
Fred Kitchen
Pifteenth Cavalry
Fort Myer
Mitchell
Kitchen
Walter Hilary
Fort, Myer
Swere
Deaths and apologies linked to city rooming house
A Swedish mechanic about thirty was found dead in Agnes Miller’s rooming house at 207 West Twentieth Street with gas on. He left three notes including an apology and a grim line about leaving this city of hell. Also, in Vienna a failed aviator from Wiesenbach reportedly died from a fall, Austria’s first aero plane fatality.
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New York
Agnes Miller
West Twentieth Street
Irs
Hell
Vienna
Faltists
Tor Wiesenbach
Wiendt Nochtstadt
Austria
Colima Volcano Erupts with Lava Flows and New Apex
Reports from Manzilla and nearby towns describe Colima in eruption with lava pouring from two craters on the western slope. A new cone appears to be forming, while forests ignite along the western slopes though expected damage is limited due to sparse eastern population. Nighttime flames light the sky in a spectacular display.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Manzilla
Colima
Boundary Boundary Site Argument by Rufus Choate
Rufus Choate argued for parties affected by a Massachusetts Rhode Island boundary description. He referenced a description beginning at a rock on the eastern side of Watuppa Pond and ending at the arrowhead tree in Fall River. The speech touched on the boundary and historical disputes surrounding it.
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Rufus Choate
Massachustts
Rhod
Weather Forecast For Local Area
Thunder showers possible today with a mix of moderate winds and variable conditions. Expect periods of rain, brief gusts, and changing visibility as a cold front passes through the region. Temperature highs around mid sixties, lows near mid forties.
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Saengarete
Ak Waktarty
Bargains in Local Page Three Offer Centa Word Finds
Readers find small bargains on the third page with daily deals and discounted items. The page highlights price cuts and bargain notes across various sections for shoppers seeking value this week.
Early caricatures of Napoleon and the Napoleonic era
The piece surveys European caricature from 1798 to 1815, noting English and German artists as well as Norwood Young's account. It highlights a preconsulate drawing of Bonaparte by a schoolmate showing him at Brienne, poised with a musket while a wig-tugging elder pulls him back, and a dual-direction gaze on his feet.
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Napoleon
France
Gilray and Rowlandson
England
Germany
Austria
Bonaparte
Norwood
Young
Young Bonaparte
Brienné
Corsica
Tebe
Ince. Ae
Paoli
The Persians and Their Etiquette Traditions
Mary A. Colquhoun notes in the Los Angeles Times that Persians lack a caste system yet enforce strict etiquette. They are linguistically skilled, urban yet literate gaps exist, and social rank hinges on ceremonial bounds rather than birth.
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Persia
Nasiri-Din Shah
Anderun
Zi-i-Sultan
Nasir-i- Din
Mary A. Colquhoun
Los Angeles
Times
Box of Curious Boxes Delights Waiting Patients
A specialist keeps a nested box gag in the waiting room. Each opened box reveals a smaller one with a slip bearing the word Curiosity. The final card amuses visitors, sparking laughter as newcomers discover the joke and the box remains on display.
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India
New York Sun
Peg Tankards and the Pegging of Drinking Cups
A historical note explains St. Dunstan's peg system to curb drinking and how it backfired as even the abstinent faced forced sips. The piece also quotes a dialogue contrasting art and business with a remark by Mr. Cumrox about painting value tied to the name at the bottom of a check.
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St. Dunstan
Mr. Cumrox
Washington
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