Maharaja Hunts Thief Who Stole 400 Bejeweled Turbans
The Maharaja of Bilkha, famed hunter, seeks a thief who purloined 400 bejeweled turbans. He wears six daily from breakfast to night, with roomfuls in the palace. Hundreds of natives are under arrest as suspects while taxes threaten tribute if turbans are not returned.
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Maharaja
New Delhi
India
Bilkha
Darbar Shree Ravatwala Saheb
Cairo
Singapore
Alcatraz
Police hold teacher as Fagin disciple in Dayton case
Richard Stiver a 26 year old Johnsville New Lebanon high school teacher was jailed on charges of contributing to delinquency of minors and authorizing two students to steal auto parts. Eight high school students were rounded up in Dayton Brookville and Richmond for thefts worth nearly 1000 dollars.
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Dayton
Ohio
Montgomery County
Richard Stiver
Conover
Johnsville-New Lebanon
Here
Herbert M. Jacobson
Stiver
Brookfield
Richmond
Silver
Randy M. Smith
Hypnotized Autoist Drives Miles Without Mishap
Rutgers University psychologist Dr. Griffith W. Williams confirmed that a student driven in a trance could operate a car for several miles with supervision. He noted reactions were slower than normal and that monotony from parkways and uniform traffic light cadence could induce the trance.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Griffith W. Williams
Rutgers University
Williams
Rutgers
Nickel Plating In 1869 Patent Sparked Supreme Court Case
Dr. Isaac Adams of Boston devised a nickel plating process in 1869. His patent faced challenges but was upheld by the United States Supreme Court, affirming the invention's validity.
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Isaac Adams
Boston
U. S. Supreme Court
First heavyweight title under Queensberry rules claimed
The text notes that James J. Corbett became the first heavyweight champion to win the world title using the Marquis of Queensberry rules and mentions a White House flag tradition when a president leaves the country for a night.
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United States
White House
James J. Corbett
Save War Horses
The practice of veterinary medicine and surgery originated in France as a means of saving horses injured in war.
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France
Waste and Spoilage Costs Hit Fresh Fruit Sales
A fragment notes waste and spoilage costs add 7.40 dollars per dollar of fresh fruit sales. the context mentions stores coping with losses. No further details on dates or entities are provided.
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Oan Wene
Weight of Truck in Boxcar Support
Two four wheel trucks support a boxcar weighing about 14 000 pounds, roughly one third of the total car weight.
First Lady Champion Wins 1895 National Women’s Golf Title
The first national championship for women golf in 1895 was won by Mrs. C. S. Brown. Soybean flour is noted as a rich source of thiamine riboflavin and nicotinic acid.
Rotation in Garden Rotating Your Garden Spot
Rotation in garden plots mirrors crop rotation benefits. It reduces soil depletion and pest buildup, promotes even nutrient use, and supports healthier plant growth across successive seasons.
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