Wealthy New Yorker Leads Whistle Noise Protest in New York Harbor
Mrs. Isaacky Rice of Riverside Drive campaigns against constant ship whistle blasts in New York harbor. She seeks federal and state action to reduce noise that harms hospital patients and nervous residents, noting hundreds suffer sleep loss and some river operations cause avoidable collisions. Her bid moves from city authorities to Washington and toward Congress.
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Isaacky Rice
New Yorker
Isant L. Rice
New York
Riverside Drive
Rice
Washington
Mrs. Rice
Pols
Whem Kir
Department of Commerce and Labor
State of
Congress
Ries
Drearth
Scorstort
Scarlet Fever Cure Claimed by Dr. Lubin for Free Trial
Dr J E G Lubin of East Seventy second street New York announces a scarlet fever remedy with a long success record claimed to prevent heart paralysis and kidney complications. The plan includes a two part treatment with iron enhancing components to bolster red blood cells and eliminate destroyed cells, with care guidance and insistence on pure drugs from reliable chemists. The message urges use in early disease stages and daily bathing, with storage in a distinct bottle and disposal after recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luhan
Scientife
J. E.G Lubin
East Seventy-second Street
Bright
English statesman’s death noted in London Mail tribute
The London Mail comments on the late Lady Grey wife of Sir Edward Grey Secretary of State for foreign affairs. It highlights devotion and public service as part of a concise obituary fragment from the recent death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Mail
Lady Grey
Edward Grey
Favors four year term for House members
Bourke Cockran of New York argues for a four year term for House members to reduce reelection bidding and increase House independence from the Senate. He asserts the change would empower Congress to act with less campaign distraction and preserve the constitutional balance. The piece also notes supporting remarks on the dangers of continuous campaigning.
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Bourke Cockran
New York
House
Tnstead
Senate
Cochran
Congress
Biamat
The Carpenter's Sogare History of its Invention and Manufacture
A Vermont blacksmith, Sil er Howes of South Shaftsbury, invents the steel square by welding two saws at right angles. He patents the tool after early peddler sales, sells for three dollars, and rapidly expands to a factory. The piece notes wartime scarcity after 1872 and the square’s spread across the country.
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Siler Howes
Vermont
South
Shaftsbury
Howes
Abyssinian Zebra Brought to U S Government Breeding Study
Prince of Abyssinia leads a cross zebra and horse to the United States for government breeding research. The Department of Agriculture will perform further experimental work along breeding lines using the Abyssinian zebra presented to the Government.
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Prince of Abyssinia
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Prince OF
Abyssinia
United States
Ras Makonan
Prince
Harrar
Washington
Expresa
Dan
Ray Makonen
Europe
Albertoni
Ray Makogen
Skinner
Bureau ‘of Animal Industry
Baron Parana
Burchell
Chicago of the South and the New Georgia Spirit
An account of Northern enterprise shaping Georgia and Atlanta as centers of growth. It highlights a New South driven by immigrants, new industries, and bold builders who transform farms into prosperous communities, including a Northern agrarian pioneer who improved cattle disease resistance and pasture, boosting Southern wealth and progress.
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William E. Smytne
Atlanta
Chicago
Middle West
West
Hunt
Middle Georgia
Mr. Hurt
Farmerg
Georgia
Jersey
Fitz
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