Claim of vast gold piles sparks playful boast
An exchange cites a sensational figure of 20 dollar pieces totaling a billion dollars and a hypothetical runway length of two million? How the idea is framed as a humorous challenge from a Brooklyn correspondent to test the claim and measure the distance by placing gold pieces.
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Brooklyn Engle
Early US patents linked to Waterbury residents
The first United States patent went to a Waterbury Conn. miller’s descendant. The second patent was issued to a Waterbury resident, and patents issued to people from the city are about twice what population would suggest.
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United States
Waterbury
Conn
Christian Science Services At Pythian Temple
Services are held in the Pythian Temple with a Sunday service at 11 a m The Wednesday evening meeting is at 8 o clock A Sunday school for persons under twenty meets at 9 45 The public is invited to attend these services
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Pythian Temple
Evangelical Pastor Mundorf Announces Service Pause
Evangelical J Mundorf announces no Sunday school or church services until August 20. The notice affects regular gatherings and shifts church activity to a later date.
Evangelical Pastor McCoy Off for Camp Meeting
Central church notes Sunday school at 9 30 and prayer at 10 30 with no preaching until August 13 as Pastor J R McCoy attends a camp meeting and minister's retreat in Syracuse Indiana. P A at Big Creek at 7 45.
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Syracuse
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Big Creek
Grace Chapel Union Sermons and Homecoming Planned
The United Brethren church announces preaching at Grace Chapel next Sunday morning with services at Marshall including a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 PM and Sunday school at 9 30 AM Christian Endeavor at 7 PM and preaching at 8 PM by several pastors. An August 13 homecoming at Centenary with Rev W H Arbogast preachers is set plus the fourth quarterly conference. Prepare your report.
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Grace Chapel
Marshall
Christian Endeavor
Archie Groves
Fred Grass
Wm. Groves
Casey Circuit
W. C. Emery
Indiana Central College
Centenary
W. H. Arbogast
Homecoming Sunday at Methodist church with Dr Harry King sermon
Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning service at 10 45. Homecoming day features a basket dinner at noon in the basement. Dr Harry King, former church member and college president, preaches. Social M E’s provide iced tea free. No evening service due to upcoming annual conference in Decatur on September 6. Obituary Mary Hutchinson noted.
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Harry King
M. E’s
Decatur
Marconi Father of Radio Life of a Wireless Pioneer
A historical overview traces Guglielmo Marconi s life from 19th century experiments to his 1896 patent establishing wireless telegraphy. It covers his early tests in England and Wales, the 1902 Cape Breton transatlantic link, and his recognition by Italy and other nations, plus a snapshot of rising radio hobbyist use across American states and Canada. It notes the surge in radio sets, farmers using wireless for market reports, and regional club growth alongside university involvement and technical milestones. The piece portrays Marconi as a pivotal, honored figure in radio history while detailing widespread adoption and official acknowledgments.
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Post Office
Bristol Channel
Lavernock
Brean Down
Spezia
Kingston
Victor
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Associated Press
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Texas
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South
Institution of Electrical’ Engineers
London
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Clifden
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Martoni
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Russia
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Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Cites
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Pincea
A. L.benson
St.Louis
American Radio
Iowa
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Nebraska
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Louis
Dallas
Cleveland
Ohio
Cincinnati
Indiana
Indianapolis
Wisconsin
Malcomb P. Hanson
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
North Dakota
North Dakota Agricultural College
Omiahs
University of Nebraska
Hebrastka Wesleyan
Eraling
Death of Mary Elizabeth Hutchinson Nine Months Old
Mary Elizabeth Hutchinson daughter of Bert Allen and Elsie Hutchinson was born September 20 1921 and died June 26 1922 at nine months and six days. She leaves parents a sister Geneva and a brother Dale. Funeral preached by Rev Roy Purdue at Dunlap Chapel and burial in Dunlap cemetery.
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Emeline Crouch
Lawrence County
Jacob Clouse
Mary Elizabeth Hutchinson
Bert Allen
Elsie Hutchinson
Geneva
Dale
Little Mary
Roy Purdue
Dunlap Chapel
Dunlap
Bangkok hotels post multilingual notice on electric light failures
In four Bangkok hotels every room displays a notice in several languages. The English text says a guest should return a postcard if the electric light goes out, and the company will send another postcard in reply.
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Siam
Bangkok
August Church Support Offer Brightens Local Store Sale
A Marshall store promotes August specials on bacon ham milk soap and jars with prices for pounds and quarts listed. In a month long drive, shoppers who spend a dollar help contribute to local churches by placing deposits in church boxes, with boxes handed to church treasurers by September first. Telephone orders are encouraged for prompt delivery at reasonable prices.
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