Double-Entry Idea of Worlds Health
Sir David Bruce urges a double health theory at the ASEE meeting in Toronto. He lists gains from civilization such as safer milk and water, X-ray progress, and better surgery, against debits like polished rice and tinned foods. Bruce warns that civilization’s health gains hinge on preventive measures and a shift from reacting to disease to offensive medical strategy.
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Sir David
Bruce
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Toronto
Dodds Bruce
Lister Institute of Preventive Medicine
Britain
United States
Brooklyn Eagle
Replica Old Swedes Mill Proposed by Philadelphia Dames
The Philadelphia chapter of the Society of Colonial Dames of America proposes a replica of the Old Swedes Mill on the original site as a gift to Philadelphia. The mill, built in 1646 under Governor Printz, stood on Cobb's Creek in the region now at the southwestern edge of the city.
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Philadelphia
Society of Colonial Dames of America
Pennsylvania
Printz
Meeting of Healy and Kipling Amid Political Strife
In Spain Mr Tim Healy governor general of the Irish Free State recalls a meeting with Kipling. Healy says Kipling dislikes him for political reasons and Kipling agrees to write a dirge when he is shot. Healy offers to shake hands on neutral soil.
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Tim Healy
Irish Free State
Spain
Kipling
Healy
Discover Oil in France Near Strasbourg
Oil discovery near Sundhausen about 20 to 25 miles south of Strasbourg, France, confirmed by University of Strasbourg and the ministry of public works. A well drilled last February for farm water yielded oil at five meters and continued deeper. Potential exploitation plans are under study. Pechelbronn field remains France’s only major petroleum source nearby.
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Sundhausen
Strasbourg
France
University of Strasbourg
Ministry of Public Works
Pechelbronn
Giant magnet at Wembley exhibit swipes umbrellas and keepsakes
A giant magnet weighing about 6720 pounds at the British Empire Exhibition in Wembley has been stealing souvenirs from visitors. It has even pulled a silver handbag from a woman and several umbrellas from their owners. The magnet reportedly can lift 89600 pounds of metal.
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Wembly
Bears Invade Mackenzie Park In Peaceful населения Visit
Large numbers of black bears and grizzlies including cubs yearlings and adults roamed Mackenzie park near Bella Coola British Columbia. They visited the wharf post office hot springs and a salmon-smoking house causing minor damage to ant dwellings. No children were harmed.
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Mackenzie Park
Bella Coola
British Columbia
Marines Celebrated as Nation’s Handy Man at Twenty-fifth Anniversary
A Washington gathering marks the Marine Corps fiftieth anniversary with Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune inviting veterans and former Marines to the Second National Assembly of the Marine Corps League. The Armistice Day program includes a parade and a visit to the Unknown Soldier shrine at Arlington. The article traces the Corps’ history from 1775 1776 to the present and highlights campaigns in Haiti Santo Domingo and World War I. It features profiles of leaders like Major General Pendleton and Major General Lejeune and notes the Marines’ global presence in China Honduras and other posts while praising their rifle skills and discipline.
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John Dickinson Sherman
United States Marine Corps
Washington
National Assembly
Marine Corps League
John A. Lejeune
The
League
Marine Corps
National Shrine
National Cemetery
Arlington
Continental Congress
Samuel Nichols
Navy
War Department
Army
Marine Band
United States
Naples
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of War
Uncle Sam
China
Honduras
Santo Domingo
Republic
Haiti
Philadelphia
Immediey D. Butler
Marines
Butlerize
Treasury
Arthur Whitcomb
Woodrow Wilson
Calvin Coolidge, Jr
Leatherneck
Pensacola
Antietam
Marine Corps Institute
Guantanamo
Cuba
United States Marine Band
San Diego
Atlantic City
Cr. J. Pratash
Pittsburgh
Orion
Johnny
General Lejeune
Louisiana
Louisiana State University
United States ‘Naval Academy
Army War College
Apia
Samoa
Panama
Panama Canal
Philippines
Vera Cruz
France
St. Mihiel
Coblenz
Joseph H. Pendleton
Uncle Joe
Mary
the Marines
American Legion
John L. Prater
Nutley
N. J
Newark
Prater
Rough Riders
Kansas City
Holy Land
Brooklyn
Presbyterian
Beirut
Abyssinia
Menelik
President Wilson
Wilson
King George
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
King Albert
Brussels
Victor Emmanuel
Rome
Belleau Wood
Chateau-Thierry
Marine Brigade
Marshal Foch
Rhine
Officer Vows To Stay With Marines Through Typhoon
A Philippine Sea detachment from the Grant recalls a night of a brutal typhoon. An officer, carrying a plank, vows to stay with marines and passengers until morning as water floods the ship and chaos ensues.
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Sergi. W. Beach
Seathe
G¢ Beach
Philippine Islands
Grant
Nagasaki
Plunge
Fiery Fountain Delights at Empire Exhibition
A fiery fountain in the British Empire exhibition attracts attention. Water streams from rock to a glass flower then mossy pool, appearing to catch fire as the flower lam inated. Colors shift from white to red to green while the water remains colorless. The device, created by Manchester College of Technology, involved extensive experiments and draws comment.
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London
Manchester College of Technology
Rimbaud the Boy and the Poet’s Enigmatic Life
The New Statesman notes Arthur Rimbaud was a boy when his writing stopped and later wandered as a vagabond and overseer in Cyprus before becoming a merchant in Abyssinia. The piece examines Hugo’s remark that Rimbaud could be Shakespeare in youth.
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Rimbaud
Edgell Rickward
Keats
Shelley
New Statesman
Cyprus
Abyssinia
Victor Hugo
Veteran baker Carl Weber claims oldest in the United States
Carl L. Weber of Marshall Michigan aged ninety says he is the nation's oldest baker. He learned the trade in Germany at ten, came to Marshall in 1866, baked for a railroad for two years, then joined John L Evans's bakery in 1868 and to present has worked 56 years without vacation except six weeks for illness.
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Carl L. Weber
Marshall, Mich
United States
Germany
Marshall
John L. Evans
Indianapolis News
Canada to spend on forest protection and fire management
Canada will spend about 15 million dollars this year to protect forests and manage reserves. The Royal Canadian Air Forces will detect fires in high value timber areas with patrols by planes in the Rocky Mountains and wireless communication will be installed in the East to link ground fire ranges with aircraft.
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Canada
Royal Canadian Air Forces
Rocky Mountains
Changing His Mind
A conversation at a crossroads store in Sandy Mush notes Lafe Dopp’s marriage to a widow with seven children and hints he once rejected hell but is now reconsidering his views, as Jig Fiddlin and Tobe Sagg react with curiosity.
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Lafe Dopp
Tobe Sagg
Jig Fiddlin
Hell
Karsas City Star
To Work Mine Long Idle in Lower California
Five hundred men are building roads cleaning up old shafts and sinking new ones in the Triumfo group of mines in Lower California that had been idle sixteen years.
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California
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Hawaii
Turkey
Algiers
Egypt
Mary Helen Fay
Annapolis
San Francisco
Glongapo
Joe
United States of America
United States Marines
Semper
PrBecig
Del
Perris Island
Shakespeare
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