Comets Predicted For Fall Returns and New Sighters
Astronomers expect several periodic comets this fall with Griggs and other long or short period visitors. Cape Observatory reports two newly seen comets Skjellarup and Cape Comet, while Leuschner links Skjellarup to Griggs 1902. Observers anticipate returns of Brorsen Vortices and others, with perihelion dates in October and June.
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Cape of
Good Hope Observatory
Africa
Philadelphia
Skjellarup
Cape
A. O. Leuschner
Studens’ Observatory
Berkeley
California
Crawford and
Meyer
Grigg
Griggs
Canea Venatiel
Ursa Major
Yerkes Observatory
Brorsen
Barnard
de Vico
Daniel
Governor appoints Maryland Potomac Bridge Commission member
William J. Grove, president of the Frederick County Farmers Association, is named by Governor Ritchie as a member of the Potomac Bridge Commission. The panel, including State Roads officials and Maryland and Virginia appointees, will pursue a plan to take over the Potomac River bridges at Point of Rocks and Brunswick, with tolls to end if Virginia and Maryland agree on ownership.
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William J. Grove
Frederick County Farmers’ Association
Ritchie
State Roads Commission
Virginia
Potomac River
Point of Rocks
Brunswick
Potomac Bridge Commission
John N. Mackall
Emory L. Coblentz
Association Plans Trunk Road System To Modernize Travel
The Associated Highways of America plans a national trunk highway system including three top cities per state, supported by rapid auto growth. The 4th annual convention in Minneapolis August 26 will discuss maps, federal adoption, traveler protection, free camp standardization, and long distance travel information. Delegates include governors and representatives from cities, chambers, clubs, and auto groups.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Associated Preas
United States
Associated Highways of America
H. QO. Cooley
Highways Organization
Mr. Cooley
Cooley
Congress
Chambers of Commerce
Current Business Conditions and Strikes in the Nation
The article surveys the past month’s topics of crops and strikes, noting wheat and corn prospects, rising clothing costs, and ample dairy storage. It cites President Harding’s efforts to settle coal and railroad disputes, warns of grave public welfare risks if strikes persist, and emphasizes orderly settlements under common interest and legal wage standards.
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Harding
Thinera
Presia
The sad sea waves tag in one piece bathing salt season
The New York American questions why the phrase the sad sea waves is used during the annual bathing salt season. The brief note hints at cultural or maritime jargon and invites reader reflection on coastal naming traditions.
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New York American
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Wamed
MD. Bridge Commission
Frederick City
County
India
Veda
Vivian Simpkina
Pawhuska
Okls
Osages
Associaton Plans
George
Gerald
Western Christian Advocate
Cincinnati
Puddine
Fruit Puddine Co
Baltimore, Md
KORGE
Roberts
Ohcen ‘Arate
C.E. Cline
Footer
DYE Works
America
Frederick
Agency
B. T. Marmai
Market Street
East Patrick Street
Marylaerd
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Moryland
Emmitsburg, Md
Myersville, Md
Monrovia, Md
Thurmont, Md
Quynn’s
Aluminum
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Frederick, Md
Jlt
Kesey
Will Flautt Company
West Patrice
Brisk Bros
Sean
Frederick Allantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Wildwood
N. J
Itickets
Ticket Baltimore & Ohio
Dr. Fahrney
Geo.s. Rodock & Son
Carroll St
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