Queen Mary Aims for North Atlantic Speed Record
The Times reports the Queen Mary is not designed to be the fastest or merely the most luxurious liner. It argues the ship emphasizes stability strength and safety with advanced devices such as a radio searchlight and automatic steering to ensure safer transatlantic passage and potential speed supremacy for Great Britain.
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Beish Empire
Taney
Cora Steamlp Company
Rex
Italy
North Atlantic
Great Britain
CS Scara
London Times
Pupen
Pope
Abe
North Atantic
Te Tse
Yas Otto Ld Ahip Oo
Fut Arto Saggescrenton
Bude
Halo Wey
the Times
Queen Mary
Patel
Seven Seas
Ivan
Mare Engineering
Pearson's Weekly
Southampton
New York
New Uniform Calendar Proposes Yearly International and Business Holidays
Rev. Father Jacob Wilhelm of Regina outlines a reform calendar with fixed weekday dates, 365 days, four quarters, leap day every four years, and holidays on January 1 and four Saturdays. The plan sets good Friday on April 7 and Easter Monday on April 9, aligning with church objections to a 13 month 28 day year.
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Jacob Wilhelm
Regina
Father Wilhelm
Wake Up Your Liver Bilemat
The fragmentary text presents a puzzling phrase about waking the liver bilemat. It lacks context, names, places, or dates, making a concrete news summary impossible from the available readable portion.
Building Flying Boats For Imperial Airways World Wide Service
More than 1,000 skilled men in Rochester England build 29 giant flying boats for Imperial Airways. The craft feature two decks with passenger lounge below and crew areas above, four 40 hp engines, 200 mph max speed, 155 mph cruising speed, and daytime 24 passenger seats with 16 bunks for overnight travel.
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Rochester
England
Imperial Airways
Atlantic
Patient revived after cardiac arrest during operation
British Medical Journal reports Ernest Hinsley, about 45, of Waterloo Ashton, revived on the operating table after heart stoppage. Dr Fiddian performed cardiac massage and intra cardiac adrenaline injections, restoring heartbeat and later respiration, with memory loss noted.
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British Medical Journal
Ernest Hinsley
Waterloo
Asthon
J. W. Fiddian
Hinsley
New 3D Animated Cartoons From Max Fleischer
Max Fleischer announces three dimensional cartoons that work with regular projection gear and no gadgets for audiences. He says the invention is past experimental stage and full length 3D cartoons will debut in about six months. The method uses camera foreshortening to six feet and a special lens that does not focus directly on the photographed objects.
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Max Fleischer
Fleischer
Selected Cherry Roll Recipe Notes
A fragmented recipe item describes cherry roll steps with cherries corn syrup sugar cinnamon and boiling water. It includes unclear notes on baking and serving with butter and a reference to altitude oxygen gear and seedless watermelons from horticultural experiments.
Global Jewish population tops 16 million in survey
The Jewish Scientific Institute reports a world Jewish population of 16,240,000. Some 5,000,000, about 30 percent, reside in the Americas, with growth of 1,300,000 in the past decade. Over 10,000,000 Jews live in three countries: the United States 4,450,000 Poland 3,150,000 and Soviet Russia 3,080,000.
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Americas
Jewish Scientific Institute
United States
Poland
Soviet Russia
Argentina Forests Estimated at 200000 Square Miles
The report estimates Argentina’s forest area at about 200000 square miles, highlighting potential timber resources and ecological value. The figure underscores the country’s rich woodland heritage and possible economic impact for forestry-related sectors.
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Argentina
Fragmented health product note with unclear details
A garbled snippet mentions cleansing the system and complexions with unclear references to tablets and products. It lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize a concrete event or claim.
Floods Tied to Sun Spots Says Planetarium Director
Dr Clyde Fisher of the Hayden planetarium links recent eastern floods to sun spots and predicts four to five years of damp, rainy weather as spots reach maximum intensity. He spoke in Providence Rhode Island.
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North America
Clyde Fisher
Hayden Planetarium
Royal Astronomical Society
Providence
Rhode Island
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Europe
Ane Tan Tate
Ieee
Ender Nabo
Ly, Bowe
Kelly, Douglas & CO
Speed Hs
Planetarium
Western
Canada
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