America's Far West Gets School for Aleut Children
A communication from Mie Gli, city of the superintendent of schools in the northwestern Alaska district, describes the Aleuts. The Aleuts are not Indians or Eskimos but a distinct native people. The piece covers their history under Russian fur traders, population changes, and current efforts to improve living conditions and education across Alaska’s Aleutian Islands and Bristol Bay area.
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Adlia
Ameitsa
Vere
Far West
Indian Attaira
Fatertary
United States
Besa
Aleats Fp
Seagtat Waltbeng
Regent Graves
Census Bureau
Paptie
Alaska
Resslans
Elberian
Auray Soo
Alents Eithe Islands
Mocsands
Aleutian Islands
Remiore Islands
Bristol Bay District
Sbhelanes
Albes
Siren Aleats Wang
Ube
Orthenox
Bristol Tex
Miedem
Verritory
Lomaire
Texchird
United Fats Gabe
Wien
Ethelaliy
Edison Scholars Rise From Cambridge to National Fame
Edison scholars from Cambridge Massachusetts and Wakefield then Boston area colleges achieve national recognition in the Edison competition. The two young winners, William Williams of Providence and Oleny Willaais of Amherst, join the national list as top first year students with high honors and continued involvement in college activities.
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Cambrides
Thomas Cu Bulsoin
Adney Haw
Scholastic Intigs
Pec
Otttal Ceconis
Wilbér
Linston
Niteteen
Sealile
Wash
Athor Oleny
Willaais, Jr
Nlneteen
Provdence
Edison
Atuston
Whhams
Faendon
Williama
Leibe
Lis
Hustom
Trleuils
Melanchusetta
Technslngi
Ore
Emisan
Numergus College
Baby Survivor Feeds On Furniture And Milk Diet
A baby from Two Rivers reportedly thrived on an odd diet of furniture and milk. Despite strong appetite the child faced apparent ill effects as teething caused erratic chewing. Doctors initially suspected normal teething but furniture chewing prompted concern and a temporary hall was called after a furniture chewing incident.
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Mira
Mirlyes CIA
Public School Offers Aviation Course in San Antonio
In San Antonio public night school presents a course in aeronautics taught by regular army officers. The program is the only civil aeronautics school in the United States under military instruction. Requirements broadened this year to admit students 14 or older, with a class capacity of about 75. Of 30 who completed last year, five earned airman licenses. the program began last year as a cooperative effort with the National Aeronautical Association, the armed forces, and the local school board.
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San Antonio
Texas
San Antenia
Cisillah Aeronautic
United States
Fouls R. Knight
Sroaka
National Aeronautical Association
Sentimental Dress Sets Gain Popularity in London West
Sentimental dress sets and matching accessories such as handkerchiefs stockings and gloves are rapidly appearing in the west Foil. Designs feature hearts over ankles on pink stockings with pink suede gloves and heart motifs on the accompanying items. Evening wear includes embroidered features and decorative elements like bands and small emblems.
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London
Mobile
Man jailed after wife received 23 cents in July to August 1931
Tulsa sheriff reports a farmer named Bart Trgant was sentenced to days in jail after his wife testified she received 23 cents from a kin in mid to late 1931. Judge Willison Randolph presided noting the minimal payments and long gap.
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Tulsa
Okla
Willison Randolph
Bart Trgant
Kim
Foreigners Leaving Frisco as Immigration Tide Reverses
Figures at Angel Island immigration headquarters show departures exceed arrivals by September 1, signaling a shift in the year’s migration flow. The reading suggests a reversal of the prior trend with 4 percent more aliens leaving than entering.
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Francisca
San Francisco
Angel
Pistol Case Ends With Ten Year Halt
Taz Pistol No ielo Cumarige and Muei-arraignet protested that the weapon used in the fishtop was only a Tay pistol. They were halted for ten years according to the jittery charge.
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Taz
Muei
Jumea Tectmbe
Tony Puro
Fies
Into the Future The Allure of Fortune Tellers and Prophecy
The piece surveys belief in fate and prophecy, noting readers’ curiosity and willingness to pay for insights into the future. It quotes varied attitudes from patrons and skeptics, observing a tension between desire for certainty and recognition of limits in knowledge.
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Ainiady
Hupian
Punto
Avery Hora
Pergon
Fortius Tailers
Anil
Brellef
Lochester Democrat
Outclassed in use of bow and arrow in history
The fragment discusses ancient bow and arrow use, noting its long tradition and role in England before gunpowder. It mentions compulsory archery for Englishmen aged sixteen to sixty, and contrasts English and colonial prowess, with reference to various peoples and a long tradition of archery as defense and sport.
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England
India
Uelsts
Lip Pronunciation Forais of Phoenician Letters
An article notes that Lip Prosody Forais of the Phoenician stpbabet may reflect how the mocth Gsrd sound was produced. Sir Richard Paget argues many symbols resemble their sounds and suggests unconsciously chosen forms rather than intentional scribal selection.
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Richard Paget
Previdential Gardener Reveals John Quincy Agama Garden Taste
A garbled historic note describes a White House garden linked to John Quincy Adams era tastes. It recalls a morning routine in a small garden with forest fruit trees shrubs herbs and flowers, mentioning plants and herbs by name with readerly garden nostalgia.
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John Quincy Agama
Thesetts
Saya
Joe Reston Daren
cAdanng
Tha Dow
Ouseley
Gonleney
Old Jewish Burial Customs Described in Historic Text
The article describes burial rites among the waciear Jews of Calestine, noting earth interments or placing the corpse in carved stone vaults called coclm. Vaults were dug near the family plot, with galleries for multiple interments and marked by a whitewashed stone at a distant grave site.
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Lois
Elis
Ancient Water Organ in Urban Excavation Discovery
An ancient water organ from Abs ariria and Rome is described as a key historical musical instrument. It was uncovered during a gravel excavation for a power plant on the outskirts of Moapest, Hungary. Despite evidence of prior destruction, the organ remains remarkably intact and significant to muse history.
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Muse
Absariria
Home
Moiapest
Hermit of Watts Island Weds after 24 years alone
Charles Vardenberg, longtime Watts Island hermit, marries Miss Katherine Seipel at the Accomre Methodist parsonage. The 63 year old prior to marriage lived solitary on the island near Jersey City, with only the surf and a few provisions for company, his life described as 23 years of isolation before taking a bride.
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Crlateld
Sears
Jersey City
Charles Vardenverg
Watts
Rardenberg
Watts Island
Jersey
Mouse Stitt
Dricksil
Haredenbere
O Watts Lind
Ilandenberg
Crisheld
Manteaterg
New York
Crisdeld
Cistlizstion
Face & Plasieleht
Willard Heniison
Tsland Cable Gackt
Ester
Charisy Watts
Hantasbers
Moonzies
Wardenberg
Pennsylvania Town Enacts Radio Curfew to Quiet Streets
Shamokin council imposes a two hour radio curfew restricting radios in public spaces to calm streets. Wilkes-Barre area officials promise swift responses to complaints about excessive noise and loud radios, aiming to reduce disturbances during evening hours.
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Pennsylvania
Shamokin
Councilwiante Entteanca
Shamekin Borgasi
Wilkes
Water Diviner Claims Underground Streams Aid Health
Lizaor Gioraud Gotseh, known for locating underground streams with a diving rod, claims these waters emit radiations that benefit many diseases. He has conducted experiments along underground streams and asserts that patients exposed to the streams show health improvements, though he reports some deaths.
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Boeisine
Italy
Lizaor Gioraud Gotseh
Gutseh
New Submarine Valley Named After Survey Ship Noston
A newly named Submarine Valley near the Georges Bank coast is linked to the survey vessel Noston. The feature lies off the Massachusetts coast southeast of Georges Bank and is named for the ship involved in maritime surveying and exploration activities associated with the region.
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Noston
Enttel States
Georges Ban
Corsaie Gorge
Massachusetts Coat
Pitta
Corasts
J. Pierpont Morgan
World Title Claim Over Traffic Fines Near Dolon
A Dolon resident, identified as M. Boater of Chy, Mo, faced penalties for traffic violations. The case, judged Sunday, settled for 3150 with the highest assessed fines recorded, as Fralnal Bly reportedly organized related paperwork.
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Boater
Dolon
Nestle
Bus Tragedy Hero Back at Studies
Towner Colo Tevin Uatledt, a boy who survived a deadly bus disaster, has returned to school amid memories of the fire and rescue effort. Survivors and officials describe the day as chaotic with questions about safety. Tevin remains focused on school while others cope with injuries and loss.
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Towner
Colo
Tevin
Sehood
Sutaul
Amy Maeeh
Fryu
Bryan
Avery
Raneh
Bryan Rum
Waeblastet
Trale
Young Oklahoma Woman Earns Rifle Instructor Certificate
In Okmulgee Oklahoma Mrs Cranm, a prominent young wife, becomes the first woman in the United States to be recommended by the War Department for an instructor certificate in rifle marksmanship though barred from national competitions due to her sex. Her scores show strong performance, and she would have ranked among Oklahoma's best shooters, reflecting changing attitudes toward women in military training.
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Oklahoma
Okmulges
Okla
Werman
Cahae
Cranm
Cavin Perry
Ohlo
Deouny
Oklahood
Percy
Cifizes
Ari
Sa Watt
Death of Shakespeare Held Due to 13 Diseases
US reports claim the writer died from multiple illnesses including fever, pneumonia, epilepsy, and heart failure. Doctors list a compilation of complications as the cause, citing Dr. MacLeod of St James Hospital. The account frames the death as resulting from a cluster of serious diseases rather than a single illness.
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Shakespeare
MacLeod Yearster
St James’ Hospital
Yeu
Tourists Flock to Glacier Scene of Balloon Experiment
Thousands of tourists from across the world converge on a glacier where Professor Picard reportedly conducted a balloon ascent into the stratosphere. Metallic instruments lie abandoned in the sea, left as a memorial to the expedition, while crowds study the mutograph covered site amid cautious speculation.
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Picard
Aly
Pian
Alisrusiuty
Felts 40 Feet: Baby Rescued From Deep Well
A 40 foot fall left a seven month old baby of Chr Letiaixy of Newcomersteen with cuts and bruises after slipping into a well near Cynhodon. Neighbors aided the infant with rope and hooks, pulling him to safety.
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Felts
Neworwerstant
Miles Leneman
Féreen
Chr Letiaixy
Newcomersteen
Miuer
Cynhodon
Uned
Unclear OCR: Aged Baseball Linggin at State Hall
Fragmentary text reads like an aged baseball matter in Linggin Neb. Mentions old baseball hall, S.A. Vors, a hall at the same site as the regular ball park, and a gente between Wa Commons in 1383. Details are too fragmentary to identify a coherent event or outcome.
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S.A. Vors
Inger
Wa Commons
Hay cart alfeed sparks Maine legislative chatter
A garbled report from Alfred's community notes sketches a local debate over a hay cart bill in Maine. It mentions J Arthur Pirsons and Thoveh Cquip, with unclear details about the cart's use and arrival of wealth, failing to provide concrete outcomes or dates.
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Maine
Alfed
Poston
J. Arthyr Pirsons
Wwe Steels
Enery Lee
Asta Ada
Weal
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L. W. Miller
Renwick
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W. H. Long
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M.C. Rogkwoor
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Bete
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