Fossil Teeth, Golf Ball Speed, and Ruhr Occupation Noted
Facts touch on a steer foundry in Uruguay started October 20 1921 in Tevidoe. It mentions a golf ball’s speed about 200 feet per second and 135 miles per hour. Other notes discuss bird teeth heritage and temperate forests on Hawaiian slopes. Ruhr district hosts German dye plants and fixation of atmospheric nitrogen now occupied by French troops.
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Uruguay
Afontevideo
Nadia
Minera
Ruhr
King Tut Anklet Tops Fashion Hype In Egyptian Revival
Fashion columns buzz over the King Tut anklet as Egyptian revival trends surge. Designers across lines showcase copperstith inspired pieces since the period’s return, with craftsmen aligning garments to the era’s distinct look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Croak In Water Fish Arrivals In England Spark Alarm
A strange party of croaking fish has arrived in England including gourards from India and a small pike-perch known for its voracious nature. Authorities restrict import to bona-fide aquarists or store research to prevent accidental introduction to English waters.
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England
London
India
Motorman Nyman Elected to Philadelphia Rapid Transit Board
Ralphi Kt Nyman a longtime motorman of fourteen years is chosen to represent employees on the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company board. He is also elected president of the Co operative Welfare Association, and by that role becomes a board member of the railroad.
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Ralphi Kt
Nyman
Nan
Jhas
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Co-operative Welfare: Association
New Einstein Relativity Connection Revealed
A new discovery by Professor Albert Einstein is announced relating earth magnetism to gravity. The picture features Professor Einstein and Mrs. Einstein, with details withheld pending further study.
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Albert
Einsteis
Nst
Einstein
Luncheon at Coro dada Highlights Social Scene
The report notes a stylish luncheon for a lady of high social standing where guests shared French phrases and flirted with Neapolitan sounds. A guest remarked that such words add flair to conversation, entertaining attendees.
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Corodada
Yuisa-Vis
Interesting Items From The Past Mixed With Climate Oddities
Brief catalog of scattered curiosities notes speed aviation in France at 193 miles per hour, May 1626 Manhattan settlers, a rubber ball game by Indians, Columbus discovery of America, Vienna climate hints, Saturn’s ten hour day, gasoline poisoning risks, electrical industry growth, French noiseless clock, diamond discoveries in Dutch Guiana, Normand milk cheese, new barley variety, and a 1899 Washington snowstorm temperature swap.
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France
Manhattan Island
Columbus
America
Mse
Vienna
Saturn
Earth
Dutch Guiana
Norman
Washington, D.C
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Union
Colorado Springs
Colo
Arkansas
United States
Isaac Lea
United States National Museum
Washington
Margaret W. Moodey
Pike County
Pocahontas
New York
St. ‘Anne's Episcopal Church
Forty-first Street
St. Anne's Avenue
Bronx
John Smith
Sanita‘ Borghese
Catherine ‘of Siena
Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Wiles
U. SS
Henderson
Navy
Denby
Coontz
Marine Corps
Hussars
Armay
Budry
Memel
League of Nations Council
William Walck
EBS Eer Ac Vwack
Great Lakes
Idérrick
Mergey
Armour? &S Co
Morris “Se ‘Con
Corte ‘Panies
Chitago
Faulkner
ofArmour ™ &Co
Eyson - White
Armourr& C
D. Armour
Pf. Armour & Co
Frank Callan
Samuel
Melroberts
Metropolitan’ Trust 'Co
New. York
Robert L. Clarkson
Chute, Security, Corporation
Arthur, Reynolds
Cof” Continental and Commercial’ Trust ‘Co
Chicago
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