Treasure Lure as Divers Eyewater Wealth From Sunken WWI Ships
The article estimates eight thousand vessels sunk in World War I hold about six thousand million pounds in treasure. It highlights wrecks such as the Lusitania off Cork, the Thunderbolt, Merida near Virginia, and the San Setiin near Central America, suggesting a new treasure hunting industry may arise as underwater exploration advances.
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Wilhelm Ger Zweiter
Africa
Bay of Tohermery
Cornwall
Honcoop
Son's Idea Not Exactly What His Father Meant
In Hollywood an elderly man and his son attend a charity bazaar where a pretty girl asks four dollars for a kiss. The father bets the son will fail, but the son kisses the girl and causes a chorus of screams. The elder man learns the joke as son returns with the dollar kept.
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Frederick Lonsdale
Hollywood
Control and Eradication of Abortion Disease in Utah
Logan June 18 report emphasizes Bang’s disease in cattle and outlines three control plans focusing on sanitation and the Elucination blood test. It notes no effective drug or vaccine exists and promotes a cooperative effort by the Utah Agricultural Experiment Station and the State Department of Agriculture.
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Bang
Utah
Utah Agricultural Experiment Station
State Department of Agriculture
Utah Experiment Station
Madsen
V. M
W. H. Hendricks
Vitamin D Enriched Cow Milk Via Irradiated Yeast
Research indicates feeding irradiated yeast to cows raises vitamin D levels in milk, aiding rickets prevention. Cod liver oil failed to boost dairy fat in trials at Wisconsin station, prompting reliance on UV-treated yeast to improve year round milk nutrition.
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Wisconsin Agriculture Station
Senator La Follette on Sola Viscosa fraud in France
In Madison Senator La Follette criticizes Sola Viscosa act as a rich man's dishonesty example. He cites a mall order hoax millionaire who took a friend to view his new country home and reveals the man spent six months in jail.
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la Follette
Madison
France
Bill
Millonaire
Union
Grover Whalen Visits Los Angeles Mock Parade
Grover Whalen former New York police commissioner visited Los Angeles and entertained crowds with jokes. A skit featured Rastus and Liza at Central Park zn as the crowd asked about a strange animal, and Rastus replied in a humorous aside referencing a sports model mute.
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Grover Whalen
New York
Eterlea
Los Angeles
Rastus
Liza
Central Park
Los Angeles Times
Prospective Employer Quips About Chauffeur Exit
A brief comic item shows a chauffeur explaining leaving his last post after his employer and his wife argued and reportedly "fell out of the car." The gag underlines a literal misfortune as the punchline.
No Shortcomings Seen In George Says Sticker
A Vancouver Province sticker quotes a message praising George as a perfect young man with no shortcomings and notes his long visit as proof of the claim.
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Tapa
George
Vancouver Province
New Scala of Prices Grocer
The Loston Transcript reports a price inquiry on string beans asked by Mrs Youngbride and answered as part of a grocer scene with remarks on fresh produce.
Nautical novelties and aviation feats across periods
A collage of naval and aviation milestones notes the Savannah crossing in 25 days, 163 airplanes for Ya-5 Saratoga, Lindbergh as the 67th Atlantic flyer, Alcock and Brown’s 1919 flight, R-34 and ZR-2 airship crossings, plus U.S. Navy aviation leadership and at sea entertainment. It closes with regional water shortage contrasts between a valley and Salt Lake City.
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U. S.S. Navy
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic Ocean
John Alcock
A. Whitton Brown
Atlantic
Los Angeles
Germany
Lakehurst
New Jersey
Lindbergh
Here
Nephi
Salt Lake City
Local residents attend Primary convention and conference in Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs Oscar Wiltsey joined others including Mrs Gerta Burton Mae Evans Kathleen Joseph Ruby Ward Marie Clark and Na Gurr for travel to the Primary convention and M I A Conference in Salt Lake City. Claude Pendleton and George Chilton show Pinto horses bought at Springville with plans to raise more. The Walter C Mitchell family core group of about 45 enjoyed a Sunday outing and supper at Five Mile Camp.
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Oscar Wiltsey
Salt Lake City
Gerta Burton
Mae Evans
Kathleen Joseph
Ruby Ward
Marie Clark
Na Gurr
Walter C. Mitchell
Five Mile Camp
Hinckley Visitor Plans Home Repairs Here Soon
Mr N E Brown from Hinckley stayed in town to oversee property interests and expects to undertake repairs on his local home shortly.
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N. E. Brown
Hinckley
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