Eric Ericsson and Horton Confront Yard of Wolves at Sea
On Squaw Harbor the young Eric Ericsson, master-in-waiting, resists Felix Horton’s plan to hire Bradford’s crew and faces a gang of ruthless men led by Sandomar. Nan Horton weighs in as the captain seeks men and a ship’s future hangs on trust and bold choices.
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Waymire
Washington Pie Counter Shows New Labor Shuffle
Washington observers note a shift in postmaster and federal staffing as Roosevelt broadens public work. The White House aims to rapidly deploy jobs through farm, public works, and relief agencies while enforcing wage and hours rules.
Guard Dogs Patrol Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Two large German shepherds supplement guards and electrical devices to protect the Boston Museum of Fine Arts at night. If anyone remains after closing, exit is blocked by heavy doors and the dogs’ keen hearing and scent prevent escape, even if other means could mislead sentinels.
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Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Sara Hale's High Place Among World's Famous
A tribute to Sara Josepha Hale highlighting her influence in education reform, social welfare, and women’s rights. The note credits her with shaping municipal housing, libraries, kindergartens, nurses training, and health sanitation. It credits her with promoting Thanksgiving as a national holiday and advancing higher culture beyond domestic roles.
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Matthew Vassar
Vassar College
One Way Glass Used in Bonn Institute
One way coated glass windows at the University of Bonn institute let observers view patients without being seen. A one directional microphone and loudspeaker system prevents sound from escaping while allowing listening in. The device aims to study reactions of mentally abnormal children and potential cures as just begun.
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Institute of
University of Bonn
Germany
Literary Digest
Bonn
E. E. Free
Lost 40 pounds on Bocror's Kruschen Ad
Miss Bertha Waido of Haman North Dakota reports dropping over 40 pounds in a year using Kruschen Salts as a reducing remedy. The ad promises health benefits beyond weight loss, including relief from constipation gas and acidity and a rejuvenated appearance. A four week jar is sold widely with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Washington
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Great Building
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Washington Monument
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Haman
N. Dak
Kruschen
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