Muscle Shoals plant near ready to operate in 1925
Major Taylor reports the Muscle Shoals electrical and nitrate plant should be ready to operate by October 1, 1925, with early operation possible by July 1925 if Congress approves policies for distant transmission and final disposition of the plant.
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PD. C
A. P
Congress
BH. Taylor
Army
Taylor
Aew
Jreame
Tay Her
Muscle Shoals
Sesson
Queen Alexandra Remembered On Eightieth Birthday
The day marks Queen Alexandra widow of King Edward VI and mother of the current English monarch. Born in Copenhagen she was the elder daughter of Prince Christian of Glücksburg who would become king.
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Alexandra
Edward VI
England
Copenhagen
Prince Christian of Glucksberg
Creomulsion Promoted for Chronic Cough and Colds
An early 20th century health ad touts Creomulsion as a twofold remedy for chronic coughs and persistent colds. It claims the emulsion soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs with creosote aiding healing, asserting it treats throat and lung troubles and even bronchial asthma.
Early Life of Princess Quietly Shaped by Frugal Court
The narrative recalls the Princess of Denmark and her sisters living a quiet domestic life as their father earned a modest income. In 1861 she met the Prince of Wales, heir to the English throne, and two years later their marriage was celebrated at a royal ceremony.
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Denmark
Prince of Wales
Mrs Emile Kaliski Details 1924 Seal Sales Plan
Mrs Emile Kaliski national tuber culosis wear sales director for Monroe declares first day proceeds satisfactory and two thirds will fund Ouachita parish local work while one third supports state programs He invites patrons to call her residence for immediate seal delivery.
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Emile Kaliski
National Tuberculosis Wear
Monroe
Queen Alexandra's Quiet Retreat at Sandringham
Windsor notes that since Henry T. 1122 the first ceremony there, Queen Alexandra has been praised since her marriage. Now aged and frail she has withdrawn to a quiet life at Sandringham, still spoken of as the most popular woman in England.
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Windsor
Henry T
Queen Alexandra
Engcland
Sandringham
Mrs Housekeeper Returns and Buys Pepperell Sheeting
After several days away, a housekeeper lands and goes directly to Smith Bros. to purchase a supply of 9-4 Pepperell Sheeting. The stock includes 23-2 yards with bleached and unbleached varieties priced at 46 cents per yard.
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Smith Bros
One Year Ago Today Henry Cabot Lodge Leader in Senate
A brief note recalling Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts as a leader in the United States Senate one year ago today. The reference highlights his role and influence in the Senate during his tenure.
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Henry Cabot Lodge of
Massachus
United States Senate
Unitedtate Senate
Anniversaries: Early American Naval Hero and Notable Died Dates
A listed roll of historical anniversaries noting deaths and notable facts: Joshua Barney, commodore of the U S Navy, died in Pittsburgh after being born in Baltimore on July 6 1759. Ebenezer Elliott linked to Corn Law agitation. Amasa A Marks of New York credited with the first patent for artificial limbs in 1862. Titus Coan the missionary to Patagonia and Hawaii. Henry M Hoyt former Pennsylvania governor who died in Wilkes Barre, born June 8 1830. plus an entry for Rebe l General Christian De.
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Joshua Barney
U. S. Navy
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Ebenezer Elliott
England
Amasa A. Marks
New York
Titus Coan
Patagonia
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii
Killingworth
Conn
Henry M. Hoyt
Pennsylvania
Wilkes-Barre
Luzerne County
Rebe
Christian de
Labor and union leaders in national spotlight
Jono L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers is urged on President Coolidge as a candidate for Secretary of Labor to replace James J. Davis. Samuel Gompers is reelected president of the American Federation of Labor at a Texas convention. Leginska returns to direct the New York Symphony Orchestra. Rev Count Augustine Galen arrives in New York for an American tour.
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Jono L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
President Coolidge
James J. Davis
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
E Pano
Tex
Leginska
America
Europe
New York Symphony Orchestra
Count Augustine Galen
Empress
Austria
New York
Unclear historical notes on early 20th century events
Brief fragment reports capture of a place by British forces in Beachuanaland. It notes 1920 General Alvaro Obregon was installed as President of Mexico. It also mentions 1922 the Canadian steamer Maplehurst sank in Lake Superior with eleven fatalities.
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Beachuanaland
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Eieven
Maplehurst
Lage Superior
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