No Contributions To Conscience Fund In Past Several Years
A Pennsylvanian Ohio Electric official recalls conscience money gifts to clear guilt. McKeown notes several small payments over years, including a widow who paid 60 cents and a park rider who settled 15 cents and a nickel, totaling over ten dollars. The practice causes extra reporting work and is conducted through special channels.
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Conscience Fund
Iverime
Sne
Mr. McKeown
Youngstown
Inheritence Debated by Viennese Physicist Paul Kammerer
Dr Paul Kammerer, a noted Viennese physiologist now in the United States, argues two core theories in evolution. He contrasts natural selection with inheritance of acquired characteristics, urging scientific study to decide the deeper truth shaping life and human destiny.
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Paul Kammerer
U. S
Little German Band Returns to New York Streets
International News Service correspondent reports the first postwar appearance of small German bands in New York City. Bands occupied Watt and Byard streets in the financial district, with Christmas morning marking official notice. Performances included Silent Night and occasional The Holy City, amid Old World tunes like Die Wacht Am Rhine. Some groups reportedly played in uptown districts and on Broadway, while occasional collections in saloons were noted.
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William, Parker
International Maws Service
New York
New York City
Watt
Tbyard
Financial District
Holy City
Upper Broadway
Shannon
Desolation of Vermillion Eagle Nest After Hunt
Ohio reports the famous Vermillion nest of an American eagle vacated after a hunter shot the mate. The male heads to winter range while the mate is being mounted by a Sandusky taxidermist for Sandusky High School. The nest, begun in 1890, stands eighty feet up in a shellbark hickory. Residents note many eagles hatched there over the years. A recent English invention, a new aircraft propeller, also features in the item.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Sandusky
Sandusky High School
Mullsenmn
Vermillion
John Bovinakt
February Sale of Quality Furniture Impresses Buyers
February sale of quality furniture presents exquisite living room suites at attractive prices. Planed and carefully chosen woods, sturdy craftsmanship, and artistic designs promise long lasting comfort and pride. Handsome taupe mohair suite with needle point tapestry and custom spring construction offered at 325 dollars.
February Sale Promises Grand Rapids Dining Room Bargains
A sale offers overstuffed furniture including a full size Davenport and chairs with Beaver Mohair covers and loose cushions. Dining room suites from Grand Rapids, finished in French or American Walnut, with 60 inch buffets and six Verde Tapestry chairs, priced Feb by special sale.
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Davenport
Grady
Grand Rapids
Underpriced Walnut Dining Room Suite Sale
A ten piece walnut dining room suite features a 66 inch buffet a china cabinet a service chest five slip seat diners and a host chair at 297 during February sale. A Louis XVI style reproduction suite with similar components lists at 408 in February sale.
Only Pensioner Of 1812 Is Active Woman Of 106
Washington reports Mrs Ma hala Wells Huff of the Kentucky mountains is the last United States pensioner from the War of 1812. At 106, she remains healthy and helps with daily chores, though she lives with her son Henderson, 72. The item mentions bootleggers in Michigan and New York illusions, noting long-ago prosecutions and public curiosities.
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Louisa
Jan
Washington
Mahala Wells Huff
United States
Mountbatten Ghost Misread as Burglary Tale
The Long Island Cosden home robbery near New York involved Lord Louis Mountbatten who mistook a burglar for a ghost. He reportedly turned off the lights and slept, believing a spectral presence haunted the scene despite the thief actually rifling through the estate.
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International News Service
New York
Long Island
Cosden
Louis Mountbatten
Prince of Wales
Edwina Aabley
England
Lord Louis
United Kingdom
British Isles
Louis
Cosden Palace
North
Burglar Ransacks Cuosden Home Now Under Investigation
A burglar sacked the Cuosden residence taking time to ransack rooms, prompting police to investigate the home invasion. No injuries reported as officers collect evidence and review nearby surveillance for leads.
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Cuosden
Old Aristocrats Work As Menials In Army
Soviet Russia presents the Red army as a class army with proletariat soldiers only. Aristocracy and pourr goish are excluded as officers or soldiers and assigned to labor roles in the army. They perform menial tasks such as tending horses and mess supervision, seen as beneath Bolshevik dignity.
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International News Service
Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Red Army
Aya
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Sharon
Ecelor
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Ted Weems
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Marlin
East Long Aven
Calvin Smith's
N. Y. Street
Frew Company
Layman
Mich
Cal
Silliman
Philadelphia
Mountbatten
Denman
Jefferson
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