Two Families Claim Unknown Man in Italian Court Fight
Rome. The Florence Court of Appeals weighs a four year dispute over whether a former Collegno hospital inmate is Prof. Giulio Canella or Mario Bruneri. Relatives, clergy, and experts clash as both sides insist the man is their missing relative, amid public intrigue and mockery.
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Rome
Florence
Mario Bruneri
Canela
Ele
Bruneri
Canella
Verona
Vatican
Osservatore Romano
Count Della Torre
Italy
Giulio Canella
Mario Bruner
Collegno
Turin
Bruner
Papa
Bruneris
Prof
Air chief Benjamin Wolfe to lead Grand Island station
Benjamin Wolfe named chief of the air monitor at Grand Island Nebraska under the US Commerce Department. The new station will oversee 20 000 transmitting stations worldwide to prevent interference and enforce assigned wave lengths.
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Benjamin Wolfe
Grand Island
Neb
United States Department of Commerce
Swimmer Drowns After Cracking Up Girls On Creek Bank
An 11 year old swimmer, Carl Steiner, sought to scare four girls at Coyote creek in San Jose California. He pretended to drown four times and surfaced to laugh. On the fifth attempt the girls ignored him until Lea White raised the alarm from a nearby farmhouse. The body was recovered.
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San Jose
Calif
Carl Steiner
Josephine Steiner
Coyote Creek
Lea White
Beer Mug as Weapon Banned in Bavaria
Munich and Bavaria officials issue a police order banning beer mugs ash trays table cutlery and other restaurant items from sight when political parties use venues for mass meetings. The move aims to curb objects that could be used to drive home arguments, citing public safety concerns.
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Bavaria
Munich
Drought Not Caused by Radio Waves Says Scientists
Washington scientists and engineers reject a West Virginia coal operator’s plan to shut all broadcasting stations for 60 days to end a drought. W Ford Greaves of the Federal Radio Commission notes radio waves cause no air disturbance and, even if global station energy were concentrated, it would not match a rain storm’s force.
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Washington
West Virginia
W. Ford Greaves
Federal Radio Commission
It's Ye Tourist Who Kills Joy for Mailman
Jasper Park Alberta tour managers note tourists keep the postman busy as travelers stay two days, sending about fifty postcards. John O'Brien, manager of Jasper Park Lodge, says couples spread writing duties, with wives often taking on all letters for traveling partners.
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Jasper Park
Alberta
Jasper Park Lodge
John O'Brien
O’brien
One Strawberry to Dish Sufficient for Dessert
Oshawa Ontario amateur gardener David Crawford grown strawberries nearly large enough for a dessert course. A berry measured two and a half inches across and long, among many others of similar size, showing his faithful patch care.
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Oshawa
David Crawford
Crawford
Shirt Tail Catches Fire In Memphis Station
J W Herrington a filling station worker in Memphis had his shirt tail catch fire in an unclear incident. The station manager pulled the garment off his back preventing injury beyond fright.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. W. Herrington
Prince of Wales Improves Golf Weaker Drive Limits Score
Le Touquet France. The prince of Wales has raised his golf standard this summer, cutting his handicap from twelve to five at the Le Touquet club. Experts note his driving remains weak and practice opportunities are limited. His short irons and putting impress, and he may break eighty if he conquers the drive. Adolphine Lamour, his French girl-caddie, defends him and touts his courtesy.
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le Touquet
France
Adolphine Lamour
Etaples
Wales
Adolphine
Prince of the court speaks on ball handling faults
The passage notes the prince frequently talks while handling the ball and highlights his stance and swing faults.
Wild Flowers Bloom on Rainier Slopes in Spring
Wild bloom spans the slopes of Mount Rainier as more than 500 wild flower varieties fill Rainier National Park with about 250 in full bloom. The belt encircles the peak between ice fields and the tree line, drawing tourists to its colorful display.
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Longmire
Wash
Mt. Rainier
Rainier National Park
Austrian Art Exhibit Planned in Forty American Cities
The Oeesterreichische Werkbund and two American art societies arrange a show of modern Austrian paintings and sculptures to travel to forty U.S. cities and present a representative collection in venues nationwide.
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Vienna
Austria
Oeesterreichische Werkbund
Caring for Ewes with Twins in Premature Hardship
Twin lambs require extra care as ewes often milk less and lose condition. Frequent shepherd visits, high quality feed, and generous forage help both ewe and lambs. A pint of oats per head daily aids weak lambs, supports milk production, and benefits fleece growth.
Prevent Hog Cholera in Swine During the Fall
Fall is a peak period for hog cholera outbreaks in young pigs. Double treat two to three week old piglets and keep swine in clean new pastures to prevent infestation by parasites and disease. Use anti hog cholera serum and virus once or at least when three to four weeks old for effective protection.
Rotating pastures improve swine and cattle gains
Live stock notes promote rotating pastures for hogs and cattle to protect stands and improve forage. Alfalfa supports hog numbers but can cause bloat in wet weather. mix with grass and limit alfalfa during cold, damp periods. Registered cattle with pedigrees fetch higher prices while proper barn floors prevent hog chilling.
Widow Ruth Bindley Finds New Romance in Small-Town Caring
After Jim Bindley’s death Ruth Bindley stays in Meadowmoor village to raise her two children. She sews and pets dogs to make ends meet, turning a home economy into a life worth living as Kent Fulton learns to value her old fashioned warmth and care.
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Jim Bindley
Bindley
Meadowmauor
Celly
Ruth
Patricia Bindley
Ruth Bindley
Betsy
Sonny Boy
Brown
Jeanne Marie
Bindley Bungalow
Tommy
Dagmar
Patricia
Kent Fulton
Son
Ruth Binchey
Turkish Marriage Market Shifts With War Losses and Economy
The article notes that polygamy and arranged marriages once produced wives early in life. Abolition of polyga my rising living costs and war fatalities reduce available husbands. Women gain economic independence, creating a new type of Turkish bachelor girl who values spinsterhood as a new opportunity.
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Turkey
Missing Airplane Report Baffles Davenport Operator
A Davenport IA air mail pilot lost in a snowstorm called the city telephone operator seeking any report of a found airplane. No aircraft were reported missing that day, leaving the pilot without a lead.
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Davenport
Iowa
Benjamin Symmes Endows Virginia Free School with Land
Bequeathed 250 acres of land a salt marsh and eight cows by Benjamin Symmes to fund a free school in Elizabeth County Virginia. Symmes died in 1634 marking America’s first educational endowment as recorded by colonial records.
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Pioneer
America
Benjamin Symmes
Elizabeth County
Virginia
Symmes
German naturalist tests fish hearing with whistle cues
A German naturalist trained fish to respond to sounds by feeding them when a high pitched whistle was blown and startling them with a low blast when prodded with a glass rod, showing they learned to come or hide based on the whistle.
Isty the Chantress of Amon Denied 41 Sins in Book of the Dead
The Field Museum in Chicago exhibits a funeral papyrus of Isty the housemistress of Amon dating to about 1000 B C. It halves colored vignettes and hieroglyphics, showing her denials of sins from murder to falsehood and her plea to join Ra. The papyrus was found at Deir el-Bahri in Thebes and donated by Martin A Ryerson.
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Isty
Amon
B. C
Egypt
United Press
Field Museum of Natural History
Chicago
Deir el-Bahri
Thebes
Martin A. Ryerson
Camels Capable Of Roving Over 100 Miles Daily
Some racing camels can travel more than 100 miles in a day, according to reports on camel endurance and travel efficiency. The text highlights surprising stamina among animal racers and suggests high endurance levels for long journeys.
Weathered Words Quote From Kingsley Cited
A fragment quotes Charles Kingsley, noting peace after yesterday’s anger and the world’s mood shifting toward better weather amid rain and sunshine.
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Charles Kingsley
One Dish Meals And Homemade Frozen Desserts
A guide to cooking meals in a single kettle or Dutch oven with a shoulder of mutton and mixed vegetables, plus tips on modern frozen desserts. It describes a grape juice cream ice, tomato preserves, and rhubarb ice cream with simple preparation steps and finishing methods.
The Family Picnic Menu And Prep Notes
A nostalgic guide to winter picnics with make ahead fillings for cheese tomato tapioca beef egg salad and fish salads plus a sirup for drinks. Instructions cover quantities and steps for preparing portable spreads and a lemon syrup to sweeten drinks.
Forgetful Husband Asks Friend to Call Wife for Lunch Spot
A forgetful husband asks a friend to ring his wife at home to learn where he is likely to be at one o clock for lunch. The note appears in the Perth shire Constitutional.
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Perthshire
Foolish Ancestor Worship Quote by Jeremy Taylor
A witty remark critiques the worship of ancestors, calling the wisdom of past authorities whimsically absurd as people bow to inherited rule rather than reason. The quote frames authority as a target of satire from Jeremy Taylor.
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Jeremy Taylor
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