New U S artillery shoots 25 miles
Reports describe a soon to be operational railway gun system capable of striking targets up to 25 miles away. The 14 inch weapon features automatic loading, rifle-like firing, and a massive 3,000 horsepower power plant to run the mount and elevation equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warehiington
Entet
Panna Canal
Apple
Canai
California
France
Buitt
Wolonviert
Welguita
Weel Slide
Twenty-third Street
the Battery
Hudson
Traffe
Printer-Duke Departs to Take Over Estate
Ambrimn Texas tale recounts Duke of Wel story of Wallington heir and the heir’s flight to Ireland. Lord Wellington heads toward Tipperary to seize the Wel estate amid a tangled legacy and property claim.
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Duke
Ambrimn
Texas
Duke of Wel- Miglen
James Wellocton
Wallington
Aon
Augustus Wellington
Castle of Wellington
Irelind
Wen Finws
Wellington
Nenagh
Uippepars
Ireland
Lord Wellington
Tipperary
Geiginak
Duke of Wel- Huston
Alvece de Svenaunt
Death of Old Barney Miva Mourned By Miners
Coal miners mourn the death of Old Barney Miva Carmel a long time at the Tennssivana colliery. He was known for alerting workers to dangers and was celebrated for helping others. An interim medical hold was noted as plans to return to normal work faced delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Barney
Fan —Authenelie
Te Tennssivana
Deaf Mute Invents Aiding Devices For Helpers
A deaf mute inventor unveils devices designed to assist others with communication and daily tasks. The article highlights his threaded tools, including a mitre-like fitting for hoses and early life improvements, showing resilience and inventive resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maskell
Shaw
Hla
Aétatides
New York City streetcar memory and airplane talk
A long, fragmentary reminiscence tours urban transit history and tech chatter. The writer recalls streetcars, buses taking over, and a child’s view of modern transport plus anecdotes about rail terminals, plane travel, and odd inventions hinted at in a bustling city era.
Greenwich zero meridian post and observatory history
Greenwich hosts the world zero meridian site marking longitude. The Greenwich Observatory and Naval College era shaped science and navigation. The article traces its origins from 1670, its role in time signals, and its influence on global mapping and boundaries.
Criminologist Comments on Motives Behind Murders
A criminologist, Dr. Gtarwal, lecturing at the University of Pittsburgh, notes motives behind serial killings tied to alcohol, immigration, and gain. He discusses mental states and epilepsy as factors in violent crime, citing cases and legal theory from Western jurisdictions.
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Edwonton
Canada
Stronker Sutton
Eialeem
Grassland
Mberti
Mitcshursh
Revengaer
Giovanni Glartin
University of Pitsburgh
Gtarwal
Ale Pases
Yellowstone Elusive Grasshopper Mummies Reported
Acting Director Cammerer of the National Park Service disclosed discoveries of ancient grasshopper mummies near Yellowstone Park. The preserved specimens were found by investigators, described as unusually intact and numbered, with researchers noting implications for regional prehistoric life.
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Yellowstone
Warrington
Yellowstone Park
Mrcelor Cammerer
National Park
Fragmentary note on proposed U S Treasury bill image
The readable text shows a debated plan for a U S treasury note bearing a portrait, with statements about signatures and engraving. Mentions Crawford and Mindson and a claimed distribution method. The legible parts describe a government bill and a potential design detail.
Uniform Motor License Laws Across States Spurred
The American Motorists Association Weslington cites broad push for uniform motor vehicle rules. Preliminary survey shows 24 states already work on revproead agreements while Mississippi and Texas allow limited cross-state operation. Several states have adopted differing timelines and reciprocity terms affecting out-of-state owners and registrations.
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A. M. A. Weslington
Atntes
Futtonoldte Menges
Atdoriem
J. Dk Weeks
Themporiuty
Anariy
F¢ Agag
Mleslesippi
Loxas Peritt
Georgia
Tennes
Securitg
Gona
Mother Fears School Lunch Shortage For Years
A distressed mother describes packing thousands of lunches over 14 years and fears a school lunch gap will erode her children’s routine. She cites estimates of bread, cake, and sandwiches prepared, with figures like 12,800 lunches and 48,100 sandwiches, reflecting rising hunger and concern for daily meals.
Passenger Questions Rise During Calm Onboard
A disjointed transcription describes a traveler doubting the crew amid a tense journey. An engine conductor confronts the passenger, insisting the engineer is teaching his wife how to arrive, while nerves fray among those aboard.
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Himaalf ‘Howe
Golden State
Philly
Haratha
Angeles Piven
Training Librarians and the Rise of Library Schools
The piece traces the emergence of formal librarian training in the United States starting in 1887 at Columbia College New York led by Mervil Twoyer. It notes Dewey's plan for teacher training, American Library Association support, and the eventual spread of library schools across the country beginning with the Pratt Institute of Library Science by 1900.
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Columbia Cole
New York City
Mervil Twoyer
Lbrarlan
Dewey
Almerican Library
UNE
Ea Tioug
Prate
North Dakota Settlement Time and Early French Movements
A fragmented account traces early French-led groups crossing from the Agsiibolopiver to the Missouri River seeking a river to the west. It notes a 1782 or 1780 period when traders and expeditions moved through the region near present North Dakota, with one party forced to turn back after wandering near the Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Flere Dle
Verentiere
Iite
Missouri
Meene
Wandechy
Whit
Onkada
Untitled Voice Thrown at Exhibition Over Portraits
In a heated exchange locals debate a show with rumors of altered portraits. A secretary and an artist clash over the display and rightful ownership of images. The dispute centers on who ensured the works were completed and presented properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoseu
Fmler
Jolning
Imposing Sinto Capito and the Nehwawkie Slut Cathotel
A garbled account describes a large site with a central tower and a 400 feet long promenade. It mentions figures like Phe Mende and Gottaan and references Sitainnmea and Sitainnnea in a 1930 context.
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Amer
Sitainnnea
Spada
Orchtde Need Atuch Cary CQwelda and the Wlust Mystery
A garbled report hints at a scientist’s failing memory and a costly laboratory effort. It mentions a YULtore TempPenMe and a single bloom a year amid grinding risk as part of a lab study. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse for precise facts.
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MTR
Noller
Johny
Mary
Bropur
Pasdig
Polsonane
Lerhig
New York
United States
Kellinaly
Fedvisi
Marytvail
Mek
Kone
Port Washington
Yargit Morrow
Adie
Herst College
Empire State Hathling
Wilhert Robinson
Tyese
Symuer
Solng
Tor
Samebads
Mtn
Grand Conical Terminal
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Riage
Bell
Berrien
Greenwich
Wakhisford
Ogly
Wullers
Accordiny
Bullell
Degraes
Grevintich
Uirmieh
Rho Gayter
Dame of Creemrtel Observatory
Kere Merlin
Royal Naval
Bestulus
Greenwiett
Greenwich Observatory
Charis
Old-Paluro Grounds
Greenwich Park
Steemeieh Observatory
American Nava Observatory
Bureau of Simnitards
Weather Bureau
Grienwich
Paris
Renson
Coloruitn
Oan
Wremley
Taho
Oregon
Crawford
Tina
Leo
Geo
Ronsury
Tony
Uyer Fur Service Dhaiter
Monrag
Arnis
Crawfurd
Heskles
Cline
United States of America
Craton
Mudiso
Mourgelo
Ohio Lake Resort
Canton
Oia
Congress Inke
Catia
Ashermen
Cnsh
Suth Jewaley
Leo Gat
Leet Hachisraht
Ofice
Wal
Stidsilelan
Vonthern
Hethweer
Ruperlarity
Ilex
Titor
Ant
Sambo
Renwick Times
L. W. Miller
Iowa Press
Renwick
Inehy
DR. Wil Long
Phons No
Renwick, Lowa
M. C. Rockwood
Mtenwick
Jawa
L. R. Turner
Sungeon
First National Bank
Lowe
Renwick, Iowa
John A
Huniboldt
C. A. Packard
Vroparea
Popular Mechanics
Tha Met Wonderful
Rodi Fang
Nan
Farrar
Tomassy
Ae Mechanics Company
K. Omtarteit
Chicago
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