Garden Spot on U S Canada Line
The international peace garden project on the United States Canada boundary advances toward site announcement. Organizers led by H J Moore plan a living monument to amity with broad funding from 56 national state and provincial groups. The proposed site lies near Turtle Mountains midway between New York and Vancouver on the Canada to Canal highway.
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Toronto
Ont
United States
Canada
H. J. Moore
Islington
Moore
National Association of Gardeners of America
Middle West
South
Manitoba
Dakotas
Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
America
Churchill
Hudson Bay
Mexico
Central America
Cape Horn
Bowsman
Swan River
Mexico City
Turtle Mountains
North Dakota
Mid-West
Prairies
New York
Vancouver
Laws Allows Horse One Bite One Kick
In Los Angeles a court ruled a horse may not be denied a single nibble or one kick. Harry Goldstein sued Frank Martin for 725 dollars claiming a rented horse bit him. The judge required proof the horse was habitually vicious. Goldstein failed to show prior bites or kicks and lost.
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Los Angeles
Harry Goldstein
Frank Martin
Martin
Goldstein
Dimple on Knee Valued at 750 by Seattle Jury
Kathleen Lepotz twelve year old schoolgirl sued for 10000 after a dog bite on her knee in Seattle. Superior court jury awarded 750 for the loss of a dimple on that part of the anatomy.
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Seattle
Wash
Kathleen Lepotz
Everett E. Rockey
Washington Divorce Filings Expose Husband’s Affairs
Mrs. Lindsay S. Stott alleges in a divorce petition that her husband yearned to possess a harem. She claims he pursued multiple affairs due to financial limits, asserting one affair was not enough for him.
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Washington
Lindsay
S. Stott
Countess Mariette Wurmbrand Offers 25000 Toward Czech Debt
Napajedia Moravia socialite Countess Mariette Wurmbrand sent a 25000 check drawn on the Childrens Bank of Prague to the Czechoslovak president with a note asking the funds be used to reduce the national debt. She is from a famed Styrian noble line and traces descent to King Mathias I.
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Mariette Wurmbrand
Napajedia
Moravia
Czechoslovakia
Childrens’ Bank of
Prague
Mariette
Mathias I
13 Month Year Fast Gaining Friends in Paris
The League of Nations backed plan aims to add a thirteenth month called Sol between June and July to create equal months and fixed weekdays. Proponents argue it simplifies wages and accounting, aligns month ends with weekends, eases Easter, and speeds money turnover across 24 nations led by Moses B. Cotsworth.
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Paris
France
League of Nations
Pere Marquette No 6 Becomes Saw Mill Vessel in Menominee
Ex passenger ship Pere Marquette No 6, once a Great Lakes freight carrier, now operates a saw mill in Menominee. Owner Tom Finn of Sawyer Goodman Lumber linked the boat’s boilers to the mill engines after wear made boiler replacement uneconomic, enabling steam for a few months.
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Menominee
Mich
Great Lakes
Tom Finn
Sawyer Goodman Lumber Company
Finn
Kitten Wins Battle With Mountain Beaver in Well Clash
Seattle reports Maltese kitten Bluebell known for rodent hunting fell 40 feet into an old dry well. Beside her lay a dead mountain beaver, indicating a fierce struggle before rescue. The cat emerged unharmed, highlighting an unlikely predator encounter.
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Seattle
Wash
Bluebell
How the Bean Shaped Global Coffee Trade
The article traces coffee from its Ethiopian origins to Mocha in Arabia and spread to Europe, the Americas, and Asia. It notes 80 species, emphasizes Brazil and Sao Paulo, and explains cultivation, harvesting, processing, and old and modern roasting practices. It highlights Egypt, Mecca bans, and the rise of coffee houses in London.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
United States
Near East
Gambier
Ethiopia
Red Sea
Arabia
Europe
West Indies
Brazil
Egypt
Ethiopian
London
Aden
Cairo
Mecca
Selim I
Mexico
Central America
South America
Ecuador
Bolivia
Peru
Pacific
Columbia
Guianas
Atlantic
Jamaica
Haiti
Porto Rico
Santo Domingo
Bahia
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Santos
Africa
Liberia
Sierra Leone
Nigeria
Belgian Congo
Angola
Mozambique
Kenya
Madagascar
Arabian Peninsula
India
Ceylon
Asia
Java
New Guinea
Australia
Queensland
Fellows' Syrup advertised for anxious husbands health
Worried husbands urged to take Fellows' Syrup to restore energy, nerves, and happiness. The ad promises renewed vigor, improved sleep, and better mood, claiming the medicine supports vital body ingredients and has long-standing doctor endorsement.
Syrup Restaurant Business Opportunities in Two Towns
Estate and business listing for a modern building with coal heat and low rent. Includes Splendid location in one town and a smaller town, both profitable. Terms negotiable through Asso Sales of New York Building, St Paul Minnesota.
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N. Y
St. Paul
Minn
Poaching Alarm at Estate Preserves Sparks Tattle Tale Claim
A gamekeeper warns the mistress of the estate that poachers lurk on her preserves while a child named William protests the accusation with a smeared mouth, prompting a sharp exchange.
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William
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