World Braces for Synthetic Rubber Revolution Ahead
A long account traces the race to perfect synthetic rubber, led by Dr F E Matthews and Sir William Haimay with Germans and English rivals disputing precedence. It explains leoprene origins, heat polymerization of isoprene, and Hoffmann’s Elberfeld group claims, estimating costs, by products, and market impact on price and supply.
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F E Matthews
England
Wom Perkin
Willem Haimeny
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Matthews
Willams
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Neoee
Gary
William Hameay
Endle
Thie
Tilden
Reelien
Germany
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Tr Hoffmann
William Rameau
Far East
Amazon
Macy
Fatherland
Donatan
Biberfeld Works
Gerlach
Harries
India
Hofmann
Malay Archipelago
Hasio
Growth of summer schools in the Carolinas noted
The University of North Carolina reports 450 attendees this year, doubling last year’s enrollment. Greensboro Normal School held its first eight week session with 200 teachers. Winthrop Normal College in Rock Hill, SC hosted a summer session emphasizing industrial education and rural schools with national figures taking part.
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Carolinas
University of North Carolina
Normal School
Greensboro
North Carolina
Winthrop Normal College
Rock Hill
South Carolina
Growth Attached to It
The summer hotel manager jokes about a guest sleeping in a telephone booth at Tea Hotel. He offers a billiard table, but the guest prefers the booth for its coziness despite not being large. The exchange highlights unconventional lodging and odd hospitality in a compact scene.
Pastors Assigned at Methodist Conference South Missouri
A report to the Missionary Board was received and a resolution of thanks adopted. The conference adjourned after announcing appointments for the Missouri Methodist Conference South. Notable names and assignments appear among clergy and supporting staff, reflecting the era’s church organization and regional focus.
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Bhelbina
Mao Mishop Mousan
Methodist
Missouri
Opposes Horse Quarantine Amid Contagion Debate
The Mistour state board of agriculture has issued a statement opposing a quarantine for horses. Secretary T C Wiles says deaths among horses may stem from unsafe water and food, not contagious disease. Government experts and scientists favor no quarantine as investigations continue. Fatally hurt in sight of his family, A B Butner of Mil jan Tenn had both legs amputated after a train accident near here while traveling to Oklahoma to settle on a farm.
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Hegardineg
Eniggitia
Boani
Agré Carter
Sons of
Man
Randur
S. Sbheldoyn
Glace Veteroanan
Dodee Aiy. Kas
Investigeiap
Jefferson Clio
A.B. Butner
Mil jor.Tenn
Oklahoma
Gettie
Funk Opens Cook County Campaign Speech in Columbia Theater
Chicago reports Frank H. Funk of Bloomington running for governor on the Progressive ticket opened his campaign in Cook County with a speech delivered at the Columbia theater.
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Chicago
Frank H. Funk
Bloomington
Cook County
Columbia
Jefferson City appoints Ennis to staff as colonel
Jefferson City announces H Robert Ennis of Kansas City a member of the military staff with the rank of colonel, replacing Charles H Haskell of St Joseph who has resigned after a dispute involving Farmer Killa Home Invader. Poplar Dill reports Lou Roberts surrender after claiming self defense and home invasion by Jesse Kibby. details follow from the incident report.
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Jefferson
Poplar Dill
Jesse Kibby
Lou Roberts
Fragmented query on education levels and college goals
The user presents a garbled progression from Kindergarten to college, asking about the purpose of each educational stage. It appears as a stream of phrases asserting intends to educate children at increasing grade levels and ends with a unclear request about college.
Art Statistica Import and Export Figures Mentioned
The report notes last year import of 017,642,000 worth of artworks twenty years old and over duty free plus 678,138 dollars of artworks produced aboard by Americans. It also records exports totaling 4,986,221 dollars of paintings and elabor...
Young Wife Saved From Hospital in Ohio Ad
Upper Sandusky resident Mrs. Bend. H. Stansbery writes of relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for back pain headaches and nervous distress. She credits the remedy with restoring health after years of illness and urges others to try the product.
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Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Eczema cured by Resinol in childhood testimony
A reader recounts long suffering from eczema since boyhood and credits Resinol Ointment with complete relief after medical care failed. The note, signed Oman J. Branes, describes skin lesions, facial and wrist itching, and a hospital visit where improvement was observed following treatment.
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Fechlie
Oman
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