MacNider to Stay in War Post Denies Resignation Rumor
New York report quotes Col. Hanford MacNider assistant secretary of war denying any plan to resign or leave office. He said a second rumor within a month was equally false and reaffirmed his continued service.
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New York
Col
Hanford MacNider
Coolidge to Leave for Home Saturday
President Coolidge will dedicate the Lincoln Memorial library at Brookings South Dakota on Saturday before departing the West. He will unveil the Coolidge Sylvan theater and discuss government stance toward agriculture while exploring Senate opinions on a possible special session to resolve the Smith and Ware cases in Illinois and Pennsylvania.
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Rapid City
S. D
Coolidge
West
Lincoln Memorial Library
Brookings
Coolidge Sylvan Theater
Senate split on calling a special session over Smith and Vare
Washington Senate leaders debate the advisability of President Coolidge calling a special session to consider the Smith and Vare cases. They weigh constitutional and political factors as they seek a path forward.
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Washington
Senate
Coolidge
Smith and Vare
Auto plunges 100 feet at Niagara Gorge killing couple and child
A car carrying Mr. and Mrs. Roy Desmond Huxley of Cleveland Heights Ohio and their daughter toppled a guard rail and fell 100 feet into the Niagara River gorge below the cataract. The trio was killed.
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Niagara Bridge
Niagara Falls
Roy Desmond Huxley
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Niagara River Gorge
Death Toll in Polish Flood Tops 300
More than 300 persons are dead as southern Poland suffers severe floods. Hundreds of villages are under water, according to Warsaw dispatches.
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London
Poland
Warsaw
Six Workmen Electrocuted Near Timblin Pa
Six workers were electrocuted near Timblin Pennsylvania after contacting a 33 000 volt high tension line. All victims were women.
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Timblin
Here
Notice to Contractors for Dolton Sidewalk Bids 1927
Bids for constructing sidewalks on Lincoln Avenue and other Dolton streets in Cook County Illinois are due by 8:00 p m September 19 1927. Bids must follow attached instructions with cash or a 10 percent certified check. bonds payable to the Board President in 6 percent bonds. deposit of 25 for bidding sheets. The board may reject any bid. WM S Gentry Secretary. Dolton Illinois September 9 1927.
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Board of Local Improvements
Dolton
Lincoln Avenue
Cook County
Illinois
Dalton
WM. S. Gentry
Wabash Avenue
Peachview Avenue
188Th
Reversing an Adage About Overspecialization
The quote notes there is value and risk in focusing too narrowly on one skill. It suggests that excellence in a single task can undercut overall usefulness if other abilities lag. The American Magazine remark warns against becoming indispensable in one arena at the cost of broader capability.
Notice of Proposal For Dolton Sewers on Peachview Ave
Public bid opening for sewer construction in Dolton Cook County Illinois on September 19 1927 at 8 00 p m daylight saving time at the village office bids will be publicly opened and declared. The Field of Peterioo reference and Peterloo description appear as historical context unrelated to the Dolton project.
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Peterioo
England
St. Peter's Field
Manchester
Peterloo
Waterloo
Wellington
St. Peter’s Field
Public bids for Dolton sidewalk work to be opened September 19 1927
Bids for sidewalk construction on 188th street and surrounding streets in the Village of Dolton Cook County Illinois will be publicly opened and declared at 8:00 p m daylight saving time at the village office on September 19 1927. A bid must include a mount of not less than ten percent.
How Fishes Travel Downstream
The bureau of fisheries notes that most fish swim or drift downstream tail first. They face the current to hold their position and navigate rivers.
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Bureau of Fisheries
Musicians gain wage increases in New York theater deal
An agreement between the American Federation of Musicians and New York theater owners raises pay for musicians. Wages increase by seven to fifteen dollars per week, benefiting players in local venues.
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American Federation of Musicians
New York
Effort as the defining factor in character and progress
A condensed quotation from Psychology Magazine on effort shaping character and results. It argues that effort is the sole catalyst for progress and that indolence resists change, while failure prompts renewed effort guided by better knowledge.
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Caracter
Psychology Magazine
Woman Buys Gift and Requests Mail From Cincinnati Store
A Cincinnati shopper bought a birthday gift in a department store and asked the saleslady to mail it from the store to Berkeley California. The clerk replied they would oblige but noted postage would be required if the destination exceeds 200 miles.
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Cincinnati
Berkeley
Calif
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