Dean Hutchings Seen as Key Figure in University Change
The article recalls Dean Hut (?) Hutchings shaping Michigan university policy and the department of philosophy. It covers his origin in Lisbon, education at Vermont and Williams, and career from Owosso to Ann Arbor. It notes his rise to acting president during Angell’s absence and as dean after Angell’s resignation, detailing debates about tenure and reforms.
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Marty Burns Hutchins
Law Reha
Drs Angell
Ann Arbor
Hatchinx
Hateline
Department of Inn
Hitehing
Ubey
Lisbon
New Pennpsutee Conference Seminary
Thton
Vermont Conference Seminary
Newbie
Vostoyin University
Middletowar
Vermont
Ate Seo
Daaehelan
Owosso
Mich
Cornell
Michigan
Departmentet Ku
Angell
Turkey
Monte Carlo for Italy on Lake Maggiore Island Resort
An Anglo Italian syndicate plans a modern resort on Brissago islands near the Swiss frontier in Lake Maggiore. The Irish noble owner planted trees decades ago. the project envisions a first class hotel, gambling rooms, theaters, gardens, and maritime facilities with concessions overseen by a Rome lawyer Signor SWhO.
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Maggiore
Brissago
Lugo Maggiore
Monte Carlo
Rome
Signor
Fielen Eradicate
Speen
Deputation Urges Action on Smoke Across Great Britain
A memo presented to John Burns by delegates from nineteen towns details smoke’s harms. It cites fog driven mood changes, increased drinking and vice, closed windows, and a rise in deaths during cold fog periods. Prosecutions for smoke nuisance have occurred in several authorities, with London and seven towns taking the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
John Burns
Glasgow
London
Pie and prices stir homesick hearts in wartime
In a nostalgic vignette, a hungry city dweller recalls pies and fruit flavors as rationing and tariffs threaten comfort foods. The scene contrasts a weary public with the simple delight of auntie’s pie, hinting at hopes for sustenance and morale in hard times. John O'Keefe reports from New York World.
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Foney
Ciiien
John O'Keefe
New York World
Remains of cultured Negro empires found in Sudan region
Archaeologist M. Zeltner reports large finds from Niger and Seneral basins forming a triangle with Timbuktu Kayes and Bamuko. Fifty two archaeological deposits reveal elite ruins and cave paintings on the upper Son. Finds hint at links to Maareg alphabet and Sahel rock art, suggesting advanced early black civilization.
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Alze
Sudan
Afrien
Sonen
Bouth Afrian
Sahara Desert
M. Zeltner
Women Build Boone Tribute in Kentucky Capital
Women in Kentucky erected a Daniel Boone monument in Frankfort, reversing decades of male silence on memorials. The statue honors Boone for leading settlers from Tennessee into Kentucky and aiding the region’s early civilization, reflecting a shift in who commemorates historic figures.
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Kentucky
Daniel Boone
Frankfort
Tennsylvania
Walking saloon popular swamps Indianapolis streets
Sunday liquor law evaders roam Indianapolis with baskets of liquor branded as walking saloons. Mayor Shank’s closing order spurred the spectacle as police chase elusive carriers. A citywide phenomenon claims many imitators across dry Indiana, challenging authorities. Also notes a Philadelphia convention on chambers of commerce and an uncertain 1912 meeting location in the United States.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Shank
Philadelphia
United Sates
Peers Puzzled by Rules in Choosing New English Titles
The seven new English peers face complex rules for naming titles under King George. Restrictions include bloodline limits, ban on county or town names below an earl, and revivals of long-extinct titles. Availability of vacant counties, manor ownership, and abeyance rules shape the selections as peers may adopt territorial names if they own the land or manor.
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George
Flint
Mertonett
Bain
Clackmannan
Dumbarton
Kipkcudbtright
Monaghan
Roscommon
Lord Hawkesbury
Éarndom
Liverpool
Attalmder
Lord Leith of
Isle
Iyvie
Attalou ¥E
Susrell
Killowen
Bogie
Bruce
Douglass
Huy
Herbert
Gill
Grey
Toward
Hamilton
W. D. Mackenzie
Thetford
Preventas
Lord Thetford
Lord Fisher
Lord Michelson
Michelson
London
Lord Battersea
Lord Wandsworth
Lord Toreburn
Edinburgh
Lord Selby
Tila
Detachable airship backed by Germany for war use
Count Frederick von Moltke forms a company to build a fleet of detachable triple Zorn balloon airships for military purposes. The government will assist after a trial dirigible is completed. Each unit carries light guns and explosives, with three motor balloons in one Canadian fir framework. The 340 foot craft can detach front and rear balloons for rapid signaling and dispatch while the middle fights, with a total lift around 11,000 pounds and sections that can be dismounted or anchored individually.
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Germany
Frederick von Moltke
No Record Canadian Crop Doubtful Yield Increase
Reports suggest western Canada may not surpass last year’s crop output despite more acres sown. Agencies agree a total crop failure is unlikely, though forecasts remain cautious about final yields.
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Canada
A Thieling Ride The French Locomotive Dare
A narrator recalls riding a locomotive with a French engineer who blasts through the line at reckless speed. The train leaps, brakes fail, poles and trees blur past, and a crash follows as onlookers and passengers endure a violent, awe struck finale. The engineer bows after the ordeal, claiming he never forgets the ride.
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Feanahman
Jffy
Xeldon
Plano
Heat and Its Varied Sides in Everyday Life
The Kansas City Times discusses heat as a multifaceted phenomenon. It notes high temperatures affect animals and humans differently, with comparisons to salamanders, racehorses, and even the sun’s impact on joints. It mentions benign and detrimental aspects of heat and different kinds of heat.
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Hell
Kansas City
A Spartan Father and a Faded Lesson in History
A first year high school pupil delivered a long treatise on Lacedaemonian customs to her history teacher, claiming Spartan discipline included sleeping on thistles. The tale echoes an old Lochiel Cameron anecdote about a father waking his son in snow, declaring no feminacy, boy.
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Lochiel
Xonth
Burning a Diamond and scattered oddities in a 1914 report
A fragmented 1914 account describes Ivy and Faraday burning a diamond held on a platinum tool inside a grace globe filled with hydrogen. The sun’s heat purportedly concentrates to create a scarlet flame in short bursts. The passage then shifts to oblique classroom and local humor scenes, including a teacher’s chastisement of Johnny and stray, garbled lines about milk and daily life from Chicago News and transcripts.
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Ivy
Faraday
Tuscany
Shadow Legends and Fear of the Dark Pool Shadows
A review of world beliefs on shadows and their links to spirits, death, and fate. It cites Zulu, Hindu, Melanesian, and Scottish lore, including mandating that one not gaze into water or cross sacred paths to avoid losing one shadow. Stories of Donald McKay, Narcissus, and shadowless figures illustrate shared fears of the shadow self.
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Bishop Callaway
Manu
Pacific
Saddle Island
Arcadia
Scotland
Sutherland
Donald Durval BcKay
Donald
Italy
Satan
Chamisso
Peter Schlemihi
Frederick Kidney Pills Endorsed By Satisfied Citizens
Grateful thousands praise Doan's Kidney Pills for quick lasting relief from kidney trouble. Frederick, Maryland residents share testimonials, detailing back pain, dull loins, and scalding urinary passages resolved after using the remedy. Sold 40 cents at main druggists. Easter Milwaukee agents noted.
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Frederick
Toan
Fredatick
Speal
Johny
Webster
East Chirch Freet
Dean
Easter Milburn
New York
United States
Donws
Ake
No Room Is Complete With a Hardwood Mantel
A hardwood mantel finished like fine woodwork harmonizes with room decorations, combining beauty with utility to complete a well furnished space.
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Harry Berns Hutchins
Ttie University OF Michigan
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England
Aurtie
Tet
Nilea
Detta
Galt
Jie
Boone
Newfoundland
Simogiet
Eles
Johnny
Panih
Jeffier
Shadow Legends
Bailly
Donald McKay
Frederick Pappte
Merhl F. Moberly
Patrick Steenvdge
Continental Casualty Company
H.G. Bi. Mexatuter, Prosident
ChicaGo
Harry G. Tritapol
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