Quake Theory It Hints at Radium Emanation
In Tokyo on August 28 Dr. Nakamura of Tohoku Imperial University disputed the traditional view that earthquakes result from the earth's cooling shrinkage. He proposes that radium emanation from the earth drives many quakes, citing the May 23 Toyooka and Kinosaki disaster in the San-In district as evidence.
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Luther A. Huston
International Mews Service
Tokyo
Nakamura
Tohoku Imperial University
Japan
Toyooka
Kinosaki
San-In
Sanin
Japan Sea
Pacific
Chain Island
Tadio
Tattari
Niigata
Tsugaru
Yokohama
Radioactivity blamed for Japan quakes rise and spread
Dr. Nakamura links quakes to radium driven expansions of the earth surface and hot springs radiating radioactivity in Niigata and Tsugaru regions. Seismologists warn a nationwide disturbed seismic condition persists with active ranges in Kwanto Toyooke and other districts, Nagoya quake signals awakening dormant ranges.
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Japan
Kunitomi
Central Meteorological Observatory
Tonky
Kwanto
Toyooke
Nott
Kii
Awaj
Leonard A Campbell Seeks School Director Post in New Castle
A letter from Leonard A Campbell a 15 year resident and taxpayer of New Castle announces his candidacy for a two year School Director term. He pledges to run an efficient economical school system prioritizing qualified local teachers and promises to serve the citizens to the best of his ability from 306 South Crawford Avenue.
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Leonard A. Campbell
Crawford Avenue
Atte
Cornerstone laid for Grace Church educational building
Grove City aug 2 with solemn ceremony the cornerstone of Grace M B church educational building laid at 6 pm Dr H N Barr led program old cornerstone contents including Grove City Chronicle Pittsburgh Christian Advocate and church rolls 1500 members Dr F Neigh district supervisor spoke on present and future Dr O Mead former pastor gave brief history A mixed quartet directed by C G H Loney sang
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Grove City
Grace M. B. Church
H. N. Barr
Grove City Chronicle
Pittsburgh Christian Advocate
Grove Gity College Bulletin
Neigh
Grace Church
O. Mead
EH. Loney
Silk imports during June show large raw silk totals
Washington correspondent reports June imports of unmanufactured silk into the United States reached 4,684,020 pounds of raw silk and 740,414 pounds of waste silk, valued at 28,113,970 and 551,598 dollars respectively. Japan led with 3,137,911 pounds of raw and 134,234 pounds of waste. China, Italy, France, and Canada followed with smaller amounts.
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Georgh H. Manning
Washington
the News
Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Commerce
Japan
China
Italy
France
Canada
Rupture Expert Demonstrations In Two Pa. Cities
Dr J Boomer, linked to W S Rice Adams N J, offers free demonstrations of the Rice non surgical rupture method at Leslie Hotel New Castle and New Willard Hotel Butler from Aug 31 to Sep 3. He claims success where other treatments fail and invites all ages to attend for personal evaluation.
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J. Boomer
W. S. Rice
Adams, N
Leslie Hotel
New Castle
New Willard Hotel
Butler
Adams,n
Dahlias Draw Visiting Fans To Franklin Gardens
Local gardeners and neighbors welcome visitors at the Clopper and Taylor home to view a rare dahlia collection tended by Mr and Mrs Clopper and Robert Taylor. Guests include Mr and Mrs Sarver, Mr and Mrs Logue, and local families from Canton West Virginia and Blanwood City alike. The article notes continued visitors to Franklin Dahlia Gardens, with Mrs Frederick Hohman and the Apdegraph family traveling from Youngstown and Johnstown to enjoy blooms and talk with hosts.
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E. C. Alexander
H. C. Weaver
Oil City
Clapper
Sunda
Sarver
St. of
Prospect
Canton
Ohio
Logue
West Virginia
Mr. Logue
Bulwood City
Ross Crist
Franklin
Dickson Dahlia Gardens
Frederick Hohman
Plainprove
Jay Apdegraph
Bobbie
Jack
Johnstown
Ju. CO
Taggart
Russell Claire
Youngstown
Gilmer Winer
Harlomburg
Bilder McCormick
McCormick
Frank Sherger
John Sherger
Mendelssohn and the somber saxophone legacy
A fragment discusses the saxophone’s design for sacred music and its mournful sound. It notes Mendelssohn’s belief that music is the language of love and suggests controversy over saxophone players being rejected.
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Mendelasohn
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