Lane-Edgar Wedding Celebrates Mildred and Alvin
The marriage of Mildred Lane and Alvin BR Edgar occurred at the bride’s parents home with a ceremony at high noon on Saturday. The bride, a Cedar fully graduate who attended Ren Wick High School and Novel lial School, is described as bright and sociable. The groom, though not well known locally, is regarded as a fine young man. They will establish a home in Munilli, lows, with hopeful plans for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Tren Lana
Alvin BR
Edgar
Lebride
Anil Miu
di Lano
Ren Wick High
Anil
Novellial School
Cedar Fully
Inriga
Munilli
Wiele
Local residents report remodeling and visits after weekend
Mr and Mrs J Wenek of Klemme visited the area recently with Mrs Antalig. A number of local shooters took part in a duck and goose shoot at Jay Tansetl’s lat. The telephone office received a new coat of paint and interior work continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os. WM. Kisgulo
Mea. PY
J. Wenek
Klemme
Hera Iaal Sanday
Mra. Antalig
Jay Tansetl
Birthday Celebration for Grandma McCurry
The article notes Grandma McCurry celebrated a birthday with family in Goldfield. Relatives, including son Henry and others, gathered and remembered her with a warm, if understated, family observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGurey
Uinhier
Mtr
McCurry
Jingle Grova
WileMetico
Mir
Mra
Sothry
Goldfield
Henry
Hdr
Wien
Gillegple
Oynest
Khan Miro
McGurry
Local Church Funeral Attended By Family Members
In Spirit Lake on a recent afternoon Oscar Engetrom Keriwick Iowa and Will Snyder attended the funeral of a relative. Several members of the local club distended shoal near St Benedict laws Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Engetrom
Keriwick
Iowa
Will Snyder
Spirit
Lake Inat
Toenday
UN Club
St. . Benedict Laws
May Call on Fishes to Furnish Leather
In a report from Monthly through experiments at the United States Fisheries lab, tanning by Dr. Allen Rogers at Pratt Institute Brooklyn converts shark skin into high grade waterproof leather. A company now handles 200 shark hides daily, yielding leather with value comparable to cowhide, as fisheries expand in the Farida Gulf region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wea
Topular Selgnee
Voday
United
Alurka
Farida
Gulf County
Allen Rogers
Uw Pratt Istitute
Brooklyn
N.Y
Hot Springs Account for Tropical Valley Discovery
A Northwest Canadian report describes prospectors entering a northern British Columbia wilderness in search of gold and uncovering a tropical valley with giant ferns and planted crops. Steam from numerous hot springs rises, suggesting a sheltered, fertile region that could offer a self-refrigerating climate in the lower latitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Northwest
British Columbia
Gol
Sneha Valley
Prickly Pear WY firm plans South Africa output
Pathfinders Magazine reports Prickly Pear WY company organized in South Africa for manufacturing alcohol from abundant prickly pears. By products include vinegar jelly and fuel aids for engines lighting and heating. Retail price rumored near US gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WY Company
Origanisel
South Africa
United States
Pathfinds Er Magazine
Exterminates Pest On Shipboard With Gas Fumigation
Dr. C B E Wice of the United States Public Health Service reports chemical methods effective against the German cockroach on shipboard. He used cyanogen chloride, a deadly poison gas, to fumigate by sealing all ventilation openings for two hours, killing nearly all insects and their eggs. A four hour treatment completed a total clean sweep.
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C. BE. Wice
United States Public Health Service
Taxi Drivers Tested for Intelligence in Hiring
A major national taxi company adopted an intelligence test for drivers across cities. About 18 percent of applicants caused 16 percent of incidents, as tested by the firm. From 10,000 applicants, 6,000 were hired after the screening.
Archaeological Find Reveals Wiltite Castle Near Knienrich
A Czech archaeological mission reports the Wiltita castle near Knienrich, Purkey, unearthed remains of an ancient complex with a late Iron Age structure and cuneiform inscriptions dating about a thousand years before Christ. The site is linked to a Hittite era fortress, with the discovery highlighting early urban barriers and advanced stonework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vreshlent Macaryk
Czechoslovakia
Wiltita
Knienrich
Chemical Trust Aims at Gorhinny Supertrust Tactics
An effort is under way in Gor hinny to form a so called supertrust to consolidate control of the chemical and drug trade. The plan targets key firms and seeks to expand influence across markets and distribution networks.
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Gor Hinny
Teelse Fly Once Lived in Colorado Research Uncovers Ancient Insects
A fragmentary report describes Teelse Fly fossils near Pike's Peak, Colorado, linked to ancient insects that fed on horses and cattle. Professor Cockerell notes evidence of extinct fly types and disease implications, suggesting their extinction in North America.
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Hess
Colorado
Pike's Peak
Enya
A. Cockerell
University of Colorady
Coluraia
Africa
Cookerell Re
Handicap Slewne at the Sldre All Stun
In a spirited exchange, a character recalls Slewne's resolve and loyalty while discussing a supposed setback. The dialogue highlights courage and trust, contrasting fear with steadfastness in a tense moment.
American Engine Sets South Africa Ride Record
An American imported engine completed a Johannesburg to Cape Town journey of about 1000 miles without a change, running in 29 hours 1 minute. The train consisted of nine bogies from Johannesburg to Kimberley and eleven from Kimberley to Cape Town, a feat claimed as a world foot-rail speed record and expected to boost future Luanda and Cape Town services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souths Africa
Johannesburg
Capetown
America
Johanynesburg
Kimberley
Wimberley
Skely
Nand
May Solve Rivet Problem with Welded Joints Promise
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers advocates replacing rivets with welded units in future buildings. Welding would cut rivet hole drilling costs, offer joints as strong as riveted ones, and resist water, oil, or gas. Welding expense is estimated at three quarters of riveting.
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American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Mie Électric
Teisianis
Meekanics
Nuts Replace Beef in Diet Trend Report
A Washington Post note discusses substituting nuts for beef to aid steadier meals and lower prices. The piece hints at popular acceptance within a carnivore ethos and urges making nuts affordable to boost adoption.
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iVashington Post
Untitled fragment about a golf lover and social life
A fragmented reminiscence mentions a golf enthusiast, social events, and a bridge fan who frequented tearooms and antique shops. The prose blends names and impressions, describing attire and a mysterious scene, with unclear completion about a couple’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Tsgies
Fish Breeding On Extensive Scale In Experiments
The article discusses early efforts in large scale fish breeding and cross species experiments. It notes Chinese influence on breeding stock including horses and poultry, mentions brush-tail goldfish and other ornamental breeding, and reports researchers attempting crosses such as cod with haddock and striped bass, with uncertainty about long term survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
America
Mean Scheme at Vegetarian Luncheon Shocks Husband
A column relays Ralph Neville's tale of a husband who shuns meat at luncheons. His wife admits she secretly enriches his vegetable courses with pork, swapping spice for meat to see if the diet agrees with him. The tale ends with the Sundays Herald being cited.
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Ralph Neville
Mrs Neville
Hehoboth Sunday Herald
Odd Charge Against Man Over Wireless Links
A Christchurch man pleaded to burglary charges tied to wireless wireless equipment. He was discharged on probation on condition to dismantle his wireless set and sever ties with others. Evidence showed the defendant’s derangement due to excessive wireless use. The judge called the situation highly extraordinary and noted similar cases in New Zealand.
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Radio
Aoman
Christchurch
New Zealand
London
Archery Lives On In Women Colleges And Coeds
Archery remains a valued sport among women’s colleges and several coeducational institutions. At Vassar Bryn Mawr and others girls participate, with colleges like Cornell Chicago Northwestern Wisconsin Minnesota and California listed as venues where archery is practiced.
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United States
Ingare
Wellesley
Nadcliffe
Smith
Mount Holyoke
Bren Mawr
Cornell
Chicago
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Minnesota
California
Waterproof Matches Show Waterproof Strike Caps
A damaged fragment reports waterproof matches and rubber rate improvements. It notes a special process for vulcanizing by the waterfall with matches and matchbox strikers becoming water and lamp proof. Tests claim oxatches xo treated may be immersed in water without the match lighting when jarred.
Memorial and Bequest for Penobscat Log Drivers Urged
Colonel Merce leaves a $30,000 bequest to honor the Penobscat log drivers known as giants of the north. A memorial statue is to be erected at Wangor Ale, preserving their legacy and recognizing their progeny amid regional forestry history.
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Colonel Merce
Wangor
Ale
Phe Atatio
Pieter Miemorial
Russian Mints Busy Coining Gold Pieces
The Leningrad mint began a fresh batch of 4,000,000 gold chervontai on July 3, boosting daily coinage to 1,809,000. By April 1, 126,500,000 coins worth 20,000,000 rubles had been minted, plus copper and paper currency adjustments. The Treasury proposes new bronze alloy five, three, and two Kopek coins.
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Civitita
Radaian
Raa
Board of Trade Journal
Leningrad
Chervontai
Leningead
London
Hay
Cmmisdariat
Lebingrad
Unclear fragment prompts elusive legacy note
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a person named Bessie and Reggie Sapp with hints of an expensive gift and a comment on obtaining something for nothing being difficult. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event or context.
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Bessie
Reggie Sapp
Infrequent Church Service At State Hill Meets
At State Hill near Middletown NL a 139 year old Old-School Bixi church holds meetings rarely. Members have dwindled due to death and removals making yearly gatherings difficult yet a service occurs about once every twelve months with three sermons and a large dinner. This year speakers included Elders George Austen Kelley Corners Pat Walker Danville Va and Elder Dodson Rutherford NJ Chicago Post.
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State Hill
Middletown
Wlay
George Austen
Kelley Corners
Pat
Walker
Danville
Dodson
Rutherford
N. J
Hicago Post
Italy Extends Tax Exemption for Dwellings and Businesses
Italy's cabinet approved a decree extending through 1938 the exemption from taxation on dwellings hotels stores and olives for 25 years from completion. The rule, originally for buildings finished by end of 1926, now requires cranes started after August 25 to pay one fifteenth of the normal tax in 1927 and increases annually until fully operative after 1929.
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Italy
Antrona Piana Village Reappears After Flood Submersion
A Swiss village formerly flooded by a spring freshet has resurfaced as water receded after a landslide altered lake levels. The ruins of forty two buildings were revealed as Antrona Piana, submerged for about three centuries, reemerged near Duke Autrona.
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Switzerland
Duke Autrona
Antrona Piana
Dipper Alias Referred As Charles War in England
A fragment notes that the Great Bear asterism known as the Great Dipper is called Charles war in England and mentions wagon Science Service as part of the citation.
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Dipper
England
Charles’ War
wagon—Science Service
Breakers nickname prompts riddle in Philadelphia Bulletin
A cryptic line asks why the summer place is called Breakers if it is not by the sea, hinting at a pun or local naming quirk. The exchange references Haddit and Spend it, framing a light public notice tone about coastal jargon and memory.
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Haddit
Philadelphia Bulletin
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