Golden Rule Sunday aids Near East relief drive
Relief official Charles V. Vickrey urges a nationwide observance of Golden Rule Sunday to fund aid for orphans in the Near East. He notes American goodwill, the need for industrial training for orphans, and the impact of meals and education funded by contributions.
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Charles V. Vickrey
Near East Relief
United States
Vickrey
Greece
Armenia
Palestine
America
Near East
Nazareth
Christ
Macedonia
Paul
Trumpeter Swans Guarded in British Columbia Flock
The Zoological Society Bulletin notes a secluded Jake in British Columbia hosting a flock of trumpeter swans numbered nineteen in winter 1919 20, reduced to nine in 1920 22, with a gain of only two in 1921 02. The swan is North America s largest waterfowl and once thought extinct. Canadian naturalists reported nests in Franklin Bay in 1909 and a government guard protects the flock.
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Zoological Society Bulletin
British Columbia
North America
Franklin Bay
United States
Ale Camera Helps Fix Boundary Between Colombia and Venezuela
A Swiss commission uses a serial camera to map the disputed frontier. Photographs cover 2,000,000 acres in rugged terrain and reveal detail of watersheds and elevations to draw an exact boundary map. The effort aims to settle the long standing border question.
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Colombia
Venezuela
Thraehocet
Dir
Murder Victim And Accused A Shallow Flave In A Swamp
A murky report from Canpes Vocoof Milwaukee describes the victim Mrs. Gra Helle Tompkins and the accused revealing concealment of Abe Geeny’s body. The sheaf suggests a connection to Tompkins’s affairs and a possible other charge stemming from an alleged association. Authorities released the accused on bail.
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Canpes
Win
Abe Geeny
Helle Tompkins
Polis
Traces Cartoons to Holland in Early Satire History
A fragmented note traces modern cartoon origins to Holland around 1688 and tracks influence through British and American artists. It mentions Benjamin Franklin as the first American cartoonist, Nast as a Civil War era influencer, and later illustrators Keppter Victor Gilliam Rogers Walker Ford and others shaping American political cartooning.
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Jiolland
Pana Gibson
Longhind
The
and Sea Company
London
Marten
Rowlandson
Dumes
Paleon
Benjamin Pranklin
Eisner
Faneus
America
Thomas Nast
Nast
Boss Twerd
New York
Tonniel
Lincoln
Pinel
Thetvent
Keppter
Victor
Gilliam
Rogers
Walker
Flereford
Duty Proclaimed After Self Arrest in West Virginia
Constable FE Davidson fought with a restaurant worker in Matoeska West Virginia. He swore out a warrant against himself, arrested himself, testified against himself, and fined himself ten dollars. He said he had done his duty keeping the law and upholding order while also detaining a man who spread false reports about him. He deemed the ten dollars well spent.
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Davidson
Matoska
W. Va
Paternoster Row in London A Historic Publishing Hub
Paternoster Row in London near St Pauls once housed great publishing houses early in the last century before moving to the Strand and Covent Garden area. The origin of the name is debated with theories tying it to rosary makers or funeral processions commencing prayers as they entered the street.
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Tondon
St. Paul's Cathedral
Strand
Vicecadilly
St. Paul’s
Progress in Rearing Wild Fur-Bearing Animals
Investigations show farms raise foxes skunks mink opossums martens otters squirrels and beavers. Sno Tanchers reportedly rear silver foxes in the United States with 12000 to 14000 animals in captivity valued around 50. The discovery that martens breed late July and August ends prior rearing hurdles, opening new opportunity for fur farmers.
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United States
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G. W. Brawn
Philsdetgh'a Police Farea
Jorn Vint
Honhenis
Brawn
ROYAL
Karpen
Windsor
Casper J
CLINE
Jamestown
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