Envo ys Busy in Warring Nations
With Italy in the war the United States acts as a diplomatic clearing house. Austrian and German affairs are shifted to American officials in Italy and elsewhere, adding to duties for overworked agents. The article notes how Italy and the U S are the only major powers not yet involved and discusses the burdens on American diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Italy
United States
Germany
Austria
England
India
Canada
Australia
Death by own action blamed on girls colleges
Pittsburgh experts argue separate women’s colleges should end and coeducation begin. Based on Wellesley records, twenty years after graduation fewer than half marry and bear about 1.5 children. coeds marry better but colleges hinder marriage and motherhood aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United States
Roswell Johnson
Bertha J. Stutzmann
University of Pittsburgh
Wellesley College
Journal of Heredity
American Genetic Association
Wellesley
Lost memory and enlisted in royal canadian dragoons
Purley Douglas Bailey son of Professor George Bailey of Cazenovia New York enlisted in the Royal Canadian Dragoons in Toronto March 11 under another name. He recovered memory after hearing of his search efforts, was sent to the hospital barracks, and is believed to be discharged. He previously fell forty feet in Denver during tree surgery and later suffered a fractured jaw in a baseball game at the barracks. He has no recollection of enlisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Toronto
Ont
Purley Douglas Bailey
George Bailey
Cazenovia
N. Y
Royal Canadian Dragoons
Syracuse University
Denver
Syracuse
Whisky bottle circles back to Virginia mining man
Virginia Minnesota resident A B Coates received a bottle of Kentucky whisky he never ordered. The liquor had been beer his own bottle thrown into the Nile during an Africa river trip a year earlier, with his name inside. The bottle was found and sent back to the distillery which then shipped it to him with compliments.
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Virginia
Minn
A. B. Coates
The
Express
Kentucky
Mr. Coates
No Booze Forbidden to Indians Under California Law
California Governor signs a bill by Assemblyman Phelps making it illegal to sell intoxicating liquors to squaw men to any person of part Indian blood or anyone who lives or associates with Indians. The measure targets a practice of whites buying liquor for transport to Indian camps in remote mountain districts.
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Sacramento
Cal
Assemblyman
Phelps
Johnson
Eyeless needle invented by local surgeons
Dr F W Murphy and Frank Johnson of this city announce an eyeless needle for surgical use. The device fixes the thread at the butt and uses a hidden spring to hold it, avoiding eye irritation during suturing. Surgeons who tested it call it the greatest improvement in its line.
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Pierpont
F. W. Murphy
Frank Johnson
Hanover and Gettysburg Line timetable fragment
Partial train schedule shows stops Hanover Abbottstown New Oxford Gettysburg New Oxford Abbottetown with arrival times around 6 50 AM to 9 15 PM and multiple service stamps. The text is fragmented but indicates a regional line timetable with varied minutes.
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American Press Association
Gerard
Berlin
T. N. Page
Rome
Penfield
Vienna
Sharp
Paris
Morgenthand
Constantinople
W. H. Page
London
Itep
West End
New Oxford
Lingg Building
W. M. R. R. Lincoln Way
West
Singer
H. E. Melhorn
Hambletonian Noach
Noachum
New Chester
Hunterstown
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania State Live Stock Sanitary Board
J. W. Millhimes
Gettysburg
K. D
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
O. J. Marsuaun
James W. Millhimes
California
Abbottstown
Hanover
A. M
Ee Ee
Littlestown
York
Calvin Good
Frederick Street
Bell Telephone
Eeeae
Itxm
Swartz
Philadelphia Street
New
Oxford, Pa
O. G. Sheely
Ziegler Brothers
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Glen Urquhart
N. B. Carver & Sons
Baltimore Street
Hanover, Pa
Oxford
Adams County
Igor
Gus
Fred
Theel
Lim
Wenkoons
Dr. Theel
Rebecca K
Oxford Township
Pune
Clement Lingg
Route
Chamberlain
Kennedy
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Abbottstown St
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