Fortune Stone Cutter in France May Inherit Garret Fortune
A six year search for heirs to Mrs Henrietta E Garret's 24 million franc fortune appears near. In Nancy France a stonecutter named Murys, a fourth cousin, age about 60, is identified as likely heir. His wife and 25 year old son live with him. Murys says he would use most of the fortune to aid distress if rightful. He would not quit his job as he enjoys the work.
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France
America
Henrietta E Garret
Walter Garret
Philadelpha
Nancy France
Murys
Garret
M. Marys
Responsibility to others shapes lifelong success in work and life
The piece argues that obligation to others cannot be escaped whether one works in an office, on a farm, or runs a business. It emphasizes self mastery, training, and moral character as keys to lasting success, noting customers, nature, and unseen bosses shape pay and outcomes.
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Lear
Alberta Scholarships Established For Agricultural Education
Hon. W. N. Chant announces 26 Alberta scholarships to support farm youth. Winners may attend provincial agricultural schools or the University of Alberta faculty of agriculture, financed from surplus funds of the former Canada cat board.
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Alberta
W. N. Chant
University of Alberta
Canada Cat Board
Germany Cuts Grain Tariffs Amid Global Market Watch
Germany lowered grain import tariffs effective January 1 with wheat duty dropping from 94 to 12 cents a bushel rye from 61 to 10 cents and barley from 52 to nine cents Foreign observers in Berlin questioned whether the move signals a surge in purchases abroad while Germany maintains tight controls over trade German grain needs reported as high as 1,000,000 tons to offset a deficiency and spurring domestic price increases amid limited gold and foreign exchange.
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Germany
Berlin
Smart
Fragmented OCR Slips Show Nonsensical Morning Riff
A garbled OCR passage reads as a jumble of phrases about waking the liver bile and morning routines with scattered words like Leena Joie Gee and Shar. It lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a standard news item.
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Tver
Leena
New Realm Of Radiation Theory Behind Relativity
The New York Herald Tribune reports Albert Einstein proposes a broader realm of radiation beyond light heat and sound to support relativity. Dr N Rosen provides mathematical proof in a Franklin Institute paper claiming gravitational waves parallel electromagnetic waves in size and frequency but with distinct properties.
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Einstein
New York Herald Tribune
Ays
Albert Bis
N. Rosen
Franklyn Institute
Philadelphia
Herald-Tibure
Invisibility Device by Mancini Reported Ready
Milan engineer Mario Mancini claims a patent electro optical apparatus that renders a person invisible by adjusting current intensity and frequency. Reports say the rays can penetrate soft tissues while being visible through objects. observers note a ghost like effect during exposure.
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Mario Mancini
Milan
Italy
Mancini
Selected Recipes Temperature 350 and generous bake times
A collage of recipe steps and ingredients including butter sugar egg yolks milk flour baking powder corn starch and meringue. It mentions tin pans 8 by 12 inches and baking at 350 degrees for about 49 minutes with meringue and a coconut topping. Also multiple ingredient lists and serving notes for a vegetable cracker bake and Christie’s soda wafers.
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Christie's
Peterborough Examiner reports Coleman wins 1936 Penrose Medal
The Peterborough Examiner notes Dr. A P Coleman professor emeritus of the University of Toronto has received the 1936 Penrose Medal from the Geological Society of America. His honor highlights Canada producing notable scholars beyond mounted police and hockey players.
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Peterborough Examiner
A. P. Coleman
University of Toronto
Geological Society of America
Canada
Aspirin advertised as fast relief for pains
An advertisement promotes "Aspirin" by the Bayer Company Limited Windsor Ontario. It claims rapid dissolution after swallowing to relieve neuritis headaches neuralgia and similar pains. The message urges looking for Bayer on every tablet and promises noticeable relief.
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Bayer Company, Limited
Windsor
Ontario
Bayer
Rebellion Veteran William Dow Dies at 87 in Saskatoon
William Dow 87 of Ruddel Saskatchewan died in a Saskatoon hospital. A dispatch rider in the 1885 Riel rebellion he was captured by Louis Riel but hid his dispatches and escaped. Born in Whitby Ontario he helped survey Manitoba in 1867 before homesteading near Lilac Saskatchewan after moving from Pilot Mound Manitoba.
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William Dow
Prairies
Ruddel
Sask
Saskatoon
Dow
Riel
Louis Riel
Whitby
Ont
Western Canada
Manitoba
Pilot Mound
Saskatchewan
Lilac
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