Prohibition Tightens in Iowa as New Laws Pass
Iowa enacts nine new prohibition measures including the stringent canned heat ban and a dump law. Attorney General Gilson confirms enforcement, with laws taking effect except canned heat. Superintendent McNaught notes the push to curb illegal beverage practices and bootlegging.
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Unina
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Anid Lawnakurs
Ben J. Gilson
General Assembly
Unelion
Chi Uw
McNaught Duolarus
United States
McNaveht
McNagght
The World's Worst Murderer and Its Spring Echo
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century warning on houseflies as disease carriers. It describes rapid reproduction, annual surges each spring, female offspring numbers, and the potential reach of a single fly’s impact, citing experiments with bacteria counts and a claims of daily mortality from flies.
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Mica
Animal Kingdom
Patriotic Lexingon Concord stamps on sale for anniversary
A three stamp series marks the 150th anniversary of the Lexington Concord battle and a half cent stamp, with denominations of one two and five cents. The one cent shows Washington at the Cambridge elm, the two cent depicts the Lexington battle, and the five cent reproduces the Concord Minute Man statue with Emerson verse.
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Lexistop
Concord
Neethan Hale
Lexington-Concord
Ton
Lexington
Cambridge
Washington
Emerson
Harding Memorial to Be Built Soon
The $600,000 Harding Memorial project will commence immediately on a site near Marion Ohio. The committee reports $800,000 available for the work with $100,000 reserved for perpetual maintenance. Additional notes reference other historical items and unrelated incidents.
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Warren G. Harding
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Critics Debunk Franklin Electric Myth Claim
The International Benjamin Franklin Society refutes a professor's claim that Franklin's kite experiment was mythical. It presents common knowledge evidence supporting the kite and key discovery of electricity and notes many have repeated similar experiments without fatal outcomes, as Illinois State Journal reports.
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Benjamin Franklin
International Benjamin: Franklin Society
Franklin
Rite In
Electriciana
Illinois State Journal
Moon May Be Employed to Solve Food Problems
Harold Horelling of the Stanford food research bureau told the American Statistical Association in Chicago that future advances may exploit agricultural resources to help the earth's food problems. He described moon related ideas as part of a broader search for innovative methods.
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Moon
Harold Horelling
Food Research Bureau
Leland Stanford
doteHing
Chicago
American Statistical Association
New timer potatoes and eggs question out of context
A fragmented inquiry questions timing for fresh potatoes and eggs. The speaker asks how long after leaving production until reaching mother earth and references an exchange. The text is unclear and lacks concrete events or entities.
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Mother Earth
Wealthy landowner's daughter seeks thrill through kitchen work
Miss Missartauw, daughter of David Prewitt and a University of London student, took a summer job through the Employment Bureau to experience English home life. She worked in the home of a tier-stock broker with other servants.
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Missasartauw
David Prewitt
University of London
Dodgers Prepare Major Change Amid Unclear Plans
A garbled OCR note references the Dodgers aiming for a significant shift this season. It hints at strategic decisions and leadership talks but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions.
Army of Teachers Public School Teachers in the United States
The 1993 estimate by the Bureau of Education places the number of teachers, excluding superintendents principals and supervisors, at about 513 808 rural teachers among the total.
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United States
Hundleryt
Inizena
Theatrical mixup ends with a firm exit request
A flawed transcript snippet shows a dispute at a theater where one party insists the other and their dog must depart. The exchange references a character and a scene, highlighting a tense moment over attendance or behavior.
Sure Sign of a Real Millionaire in Life
A skeptical bell quotes a remark about a man who appears genuine wealth, noting that he is not bluffing and is indeed a real millionaire, as Life magazine portrays the scene.
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Hay
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