Aged Sisters Meet as Carl Bergson Works at Waldorf
A sixteen year old heir, Carl E. Bergson, works as a bus boy at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. He clocks in daily, setting tables and cleaning, while his Swedish father serves as a military officer and his mother is a renowned singer. He plans to learn the hotel trade and return to Sweden after gaining experience.
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Carl E. Bergson
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Garl
Ison Avenue
Worth Remembering Highlights From Global Inventions And Life
Worth remembering notes highlight that England published over ten thousand books in a year. Seattle claims two of the world’s largest piers while Paris houses a library of women authors. Norway records the longest average longevity. England’s first paper mill began at Dartford in 1500.
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England
Seattle
Paris
Norway
Dartford
Kent
Pershing Shoots Film After Decorating Army Nurses
General Pershing, after decorating five army nurses with the Distinguished Service Medal, agreed to film a short sequence for a movie man to record the heroines he had just honored.
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General Pershing
Mercury Has a Fall in the Office Statue Pose
The narrator, a president’s stenographer and senior employee, recalls posing as Mercury with a chair balancing act during a lunch break. Laughter erupted as the chair toppled, injuring her dignity and leaving a humorous, embarrassing memory.
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Mercury
Chicago Tribune
Beauty prize winner at University of Iowa
Wilkins of Burlington Iowa won the beauty prize voted by University of Iowa students and faculty.
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LO Wilkains
Burnington
Iowa
University of Iowa
Army Scandal Investigation Ordered by War Secretary
Mrs Agnes Kuuaries Ramdie and family pursue a case against Colonel Conger over alleged character defamation. The War Secretary orders a thorough probe into Cape Dudn damages after Captain Randle sued for 1500000 dollars, settled out of court.
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Agnes Kuuaries Ramdie
Ariive
Bert Sami Crousten
Elvetes
Secretary of War
Cape Dudn
Randle
Conger
World air tour planned to circle globe in fifteen days
Five planes piloted by Trench air men will depart Pavis shoring for an aerial tour to circle the globe in fifteen days. The world tour is organized by the undersecretary of state for air. The photograph shows Captain Marcel Madon who will command the escadrille.
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Trench
Pavis Shoring
Globe
Air
Marcel Madon
Escadrille
Hunger Tames Deer Near Yellowstone Doorstep
A deer in the Yellowstone region is driven to the vicinity of human dwellings as a severe winter forces scarce food sources, prompting wildlife observers to note unusual behavior and increased human-wildlife interactions in the park area.
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Yellowstone National Park
Interesting Facts From Across the World
A mix of curiosities spans India betrothal customs to seed counts in clover, numbers of women in US legal offices, a speed plane’s pace in France, a Calcutta millionaire’s glass bedstead, and the challenge of the Chinese word for hash.
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India
United States
Rance
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