Weather Bureau Winds Up to All Hands Job
A humorous look at the wind watcher’s role in the Weather Bureau. The article explains how weather officials study wind direction and speed to aid cities, factories, and water systems, noting letters from the public seeking forecasts and warnings. It highlights the broad range of applications from odor control to flood safeguard and warns about misinformation.
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States Department of Sarloultiinsheen
Mtten
Gti
Krotty
Thay Lee
Washington
Oni
Nq Weather Bureau
Gurfare
Cevnge
Birenu Secres
Grand Duke's Widow Aims to Sell Imperial Gems in London
The Dalissal reports two famous jewels from the Imperial Russian treasury are available in London not by Bolshevik hands. Owned by Grand Duke Nicholas's widow, the gems include a celebrated seventeen carat diamond and another seventy carat piece said to have belonged to Empress Catherine. The Grand Duchess, sister to the Queen of Waly, sought 40 to 200 thousand pounds, with Britain’s market noting high value for the pair.
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London
Nicholas
Waly
England
New Paper Resource Found in Alaska Patents Foresters Note
Government foresters in southeastern Alaska report a new paper source, citing waterpower and transport links. Pulpwood production rises to about 1,000 cords yearly, enough for a small paper mill, roughly a quarter of current consumption, signaling potential expansion for newsprint and related materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Westingtot
Bering Sea Isle Reveals Ancient Race Evidence
News from Fairbanks reports discoveries on Bering Sea islands linked to ancient peoples. Otto Wy Golst of Maska College leads excavations uncovering mounds, villages, and remains near St. Lawrence Bay revealing artifacts and possible early polar inhabitants. Collins reported on site finds near Praek Estar showing red ochre and axes suggesting cavern dwellers.
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Fairbanks
AlskussNew
Eskinos
St. Lawrencia
Otto Wy Golst
Maska College
Matrbatike
Relsl
Shending i
Sour
Cava
Gelet Betdre
B. Collins
Collins
Berlig Geil
Mittves
McCrusken
Susan
St Layaca
Aston
Rauindad
Athosa
Peanle
Delund
Tiskimos
Collie
Praek
Fire strikes New York’s famed artist apartment house
A fire on Gust Eighteenth Street damaged the landmark 142 Gust Eighteenth Street building known as the first apartment house in New York. Owner Mrs Rutherford Stuyvesant, tenants including authors and artists, faced relocation as modern conveniences were installed. Neighbors recalled long tenancies and a close community within the sooty, crowded rooms.
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York
Rutherford Stuyvesant
Bolyvesanta Ig
Lrvatil Herp
Ghiyton Hitalitony
Brie Pape
Wiley
Hilton
Install Radio and Cut Cable to Alaska Amid War Strain
A proposed abandonment of the 1400 mile wire and the radio substation plan is under study by Gen. George Gibbs chief signal officer. Critics fear high costs with up to $200,000 yearly upkeep, while replacing with the cable system incurs $1.7 million in new expenses since 1987.
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U. 5
Alaska Therma
Wash
Thore
Alaska
War Departments
Able Service
George Gibbs
Auteer
Nestles
Dhe
Gsi
Syemta Juman
Stig Dellgood
Glbobo
Radio Syst
London Fog Softens Courtship in Islington Youths
Islington clergy Shepherd pleads amid urban decay as London fog impacts courting youth. The piece notes the fog’s reach into social life, describing privacy erosion for young lovers and public moral concerns within the city.
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London
Laurgell
Shepherd
Islington
Old Country Doctor Seen as Rare in Missouri Cities
A survey led by Dr. Jimea Stewart finds urban areas in Missouri have about one physician per 100,000 residents while rural regions lag with one doctor for over 865 people. The report highlights a shortage of rural doctors and notes changing access to medical care in the state.
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Teherson City
Hunter Louis
Misaouri
Jimea Stewart
Misgouel
Notice of case in district court over a 1925 claim
In Anil for Mumbolilt County Iowa May Term 1925 Arthur C Jacobsen plaintiff v Anna Shine Elles Shine Nesta Richards defendants. Plaintiff claims 2922 56 against Anna Shine and 217 02 against Elles Shine with notes argued by First National Bank of Gilmore City Iowa. Petition seeks a vendor lien on real property in Gilmore City and a judgment with special execution. Defendants are summoned to appear by May next term. if not, default and relief requested. Attorney A A Shu represents plaintiff.
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Anna Shine
Ellen C. Shine
Nesta Richards
District Court of
State of Iowa
Pocahontas County
Elles C. Shine
National
Gilmore City
Laws
Towit
Lowa
Ane
Perry Dleerew
Ten Ant
Vale of Wild Property
Ani
Corte
Agra Shine
Ken GC
Shine
Desta Ttichards
Setion
Skote City
Iowa
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Grailuete
Atenwick
Fows
C. A. Packard
Reawick
Popular Mechanics
Inal Wonderful
Wecal
Radio Fang
Sean Popular Mechanics Company
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Ates
Wenbecup
Wanlene
Sena
Pep Cer
Helene
Vane
Wm. Beenen
Howers
Renwick, Iowa
CG. R
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Minoreas
Eagle Grove
Dyer's
GEE Bee Service
Jose Tike
Renwick Produce CO
NOG
Bering Sea Isle
Mickie
Reagan
Sie
Webster’s New International Dictionary
the Supreme Authority
Prio Ahonooy
Atip Mystary
Ieredeota
Enthonia
Suigerhatercalyna
Eneelien
Merriam CQ
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Anil
Mumbolilt
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