Five Bright Planets Align In Evening Sky This Month
A July sky show will feature Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter and Saturn visible together for most of the month. July 30 may show Mercury Venus and Mars very close, appearing nearly like a triple star with Mercury at greatest eastern elongation around July 28. Mars lags behind as Saturn becomes stationary on July 12, while Jupiter rises earlier and remains visible all night in the northeast sky.
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Washington
Méteary
Venus
Mare
Jupiter
Saya Q
American Mature Association
Mercury
Earth
Verne
Marg
Mare Ia
Gna
American Nature Association
Mars
Saturn
Jilin
Suticirtis
Daniel Willard Named Trustee of Aging Industrial College
Daniel Willard, president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroads, named a trustee of the Aging Industrial College. The college will hold its committee meeting in the Mansion Building in Washington today. Willard indicated attendance may be limited by travel and other commitments with the Chamber of Commerce.
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Thirimore
Daniel Willard
Baltiuore
Clrla
Manitions
Ington
Willard
Warr Department
Mac Wile Tard
Council of Natural Defense
Chamber of Commerce
Peniain
Faiman Released In Death Case Proceeding
Discharged defendant William Shepherd, acquitted last week in the death of William Melintock, after Judge Lynch striked the charge from the docket on State Attorney Crowe's recommendation. Crowe stated Fatman could be a state witness. Fatman had been held by the attorney since early in May.
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Chicago
Tung
Aly
C. CL Paiman
William DP. Shepherd
William N. Melintock
Thomas J. Lynch
Crowe
Farman
National Univerality of Sciences
Dew
Shepherd
States
Fatman
Attourney
Hearing Next Week Over Fishpot Injunction Case at Hag eretown
A hearing atop the Fishpot injunction case against the State Game Department to halt dynamiting fish dams in the Potomac is slated for next week. Alexander Armstrong, former Attorney General, is the special counsel for the State Law Department and filed an answer to the petition.
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Hageratown
Te. Steamn
State Game Department
Potomac River
Alexander Armstrong
Altar nexs-General
State Law Department
Col Coolidge Improves in Health Fight at Plymouth
Plymouth Vermont June 2 AP Col John Coolidge in hospital after bladder operation and heart issues shows signs of improvement but remains at risk. President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge stay near as doctors warn age and infirmities could cause complications, plan for possible relapse and stay away from the White House until safe.
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Plymouth
Ufe
Joh Coolidge
Mra
Pear
Cambridge Common
George Washington
Nat
Maxstseaeltinetta
Censure Motion Defeated in House of Commons
London June 30 AP reports a censure motion by Adameng Mal Tionald, Tabor leader, against the government for unemployment failure was voted down in the House of Commons by a large margin. The motion claimed the government failed to address the unemployment crisis amid a period of economic hardship and stagnation.
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London
Adameng Mal Tionald
Tabor
House of Commons
Treasure Hunt at Catoctin Country Club Recalled Tom Sawyer Era
Members planned an evening themed event with games and prizes at the club grounds. A separate report notes a grain dispute near Taneytown resulting in an eight stitch injury to Maumee Pookinger with a defense of legal action not yet filed.
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Catoctin
Tom Sawyer
Clit
Rishon
Frederick
Efehoek
Okie Chise
Darlin m
Fany
Osahes Plannivd
Maumee Puukinger
Taneytown
al Bilekinger
McAinger
Havin
Harry BR. Les
Juanpedo
Louisa
Toma
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Said to Avert Surgery
A letter from Los Angeles recounts using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to overcome fatigue and heart strain. The writer credits the remedy with avoiding an operation and restoring health, noting improved appearance and continued use as a preventive measure.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Toa Angeles
Cal
Pinkham
Jonty
Trial delays loom as Scopes case advances to New York
John M. Neal of Chattanooga leads the defense team for the young teacher as he travels to New York to confer with prospective witnesses. Attorneys say several witnesses are still being lined up for Dayton and that the case has broader implications beyond the local scene, signaling possible future evolution trials and even congressional interest.
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Chicago
Clarence Darrow
Dudley Wield Malas
Tenangios
Neal
Congress
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Haerfzen
Army Industrial
Faiman
Shepherd Case
Hag
Eratown
Col. Coolidge
Qamim
Ramsay MacDonald
Commons
Catoctin Country Club
Ira E. Biser
Agi
Lester Smith
Albert B. Gannon
G. Taxi CO
Nwo
Storm & Shipley
Min Thay
Joan D. Hendrickson
Orchandise of Merito Tea Marth Market Ot
Cretenne
Carty's
Dagarten
Matera
Carus
Markell & Ford
Pana
Hudson & Bell
Optometrists
Seeger & Company
South Market St
Frederick, Md
RED Star Oil Store
Paris Green
Hess Fly Chaser
Creonoid
Community Hardware Co
Paint Headquarters
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