Paul Revere the multifaceted patriot and craftsman
The piece chronicles Paul Revere’s wide achievements beyond ride lore. It details his goldsmith and silversmith craft, early engravings, cartooning, and poetry, plus his dentistry and later industrial ventures in copper, bell casting, and shipbuilding implications. It notes his public notices and roles in revolutionary events from 1765 to 1784.
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Boston
New England
America
Josiah Plase
Paul Ke‘vere
Alhough Longfellow
Concord
Committee of Correspondence
New York
Philadelphia
Portsmouth
N. H
Fort William
Alary
Stevers
New Hampshire
Durham Meeting House
Bunker Bill
Yort Independence
Paul Revere
Revere
Canton
Mass
Massachusetts State House Demeste
All Soul
Johm Brown
Paul ‘Revere
Independent Chronicle and Universal Advertiser
Liberty Pole
South Boston
Elephants Made Trouble on Burma Railways
A narrative from Atlantic Monthly recounts a German firm importing a baby elephant to Upper Burma. The calf's trumpet alarm drew nearby elephants, triggering a mass wrecking of a rail yard and station structures before authorities resolved damages with the railway.
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Burma
Atlantic Monthly
Dessers
Upper
Fort
Tallway
Watch Your Feet and the Diet Question Debate
Dr Kiam Sadler of the American Magazine answers if people abuse their stomachs or feet most, saying people have some sense knocked into their needs but precious little regarding their feet and care. Besptian mummies in Field at seum in Chicago range dates from about 2300 B C to 200 A D.
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Paul Revere
London
Ealing
Dr. Clarke
Orth End
Kiam 5
Sadler
Seum
Chicago
Community churches as essential civic assets at Kansas City Star
A Kansas City Star editorial argues churches are indispensable to community life comparable to schools and despite varied faiths and limited membership, church value stems from their civic influence and charitable work. It calls for sympathetic support of churches as they pursue broader cooperation and local service across divisions.
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Tor
Community Uie
Kansas City Star
Little Falls Forestry Revenue Shows Municipal Land Use
New York town Little Falls with 14 600 residents demonstrates how a city can profit from a municipal forest. Since 1896 it purchased land to control the Spruce and Beaver creeks watershed now protected by 4 003 acres. By 1927 1 200 acres remained mature in a spruce birch mix while by 1926 five million board feet were marked for cutting without harming the forest’s protective value. Revenue from timber sales will reimburse land purchases.
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Little Falls
N. Y
New York
TR. R. Fenska
New York State College of Forestry
Missouri highway beautification plan announced
The Missouri highway commission launches a roadside improvement program to plant native flowers shrubs and trees along the Transcontinental highway No 40 from St Louis to Kansas City. The agricultural extension department also offers help to beautify farm homes and surroundings.
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Missouri
Bigginsville
St.Louis
Kansas City
Missouri State Highway Commission
Missouri Agricultural Extension Department
New York World
Growth in Loan Associations Across States Reaches 7.18 Billion
The United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations reports total assets nationwide at about 7.179 billion dollars, up 584.455 million from 1927. Pennsylvania leads with 1.246 billion, followed by Ohio 1.035 billion and New Jersey 80 million. Massachusetts stands at 478 million, New York 350 million, Indiana 274 million, California 242 million, Wisconsin 218 million, and Maryland 210 million.
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United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jersey
Massachusetts
New York
Indiana
California
Wisconsin
Maryland
Derailed plea for courtesy in business commissions
A fragmented note calls on readers to show courtesy to businessmen and committees while noting that commissions and money pursued may serve both the public and private interests. The text resembles a civic pamphlet urging fair treatment and consideration of others.
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Wien
Fiet
Building Loan Alchemy Sparks Home Ownership Drive
In a striking passage from a bygone era, the building and loan association blends saving with the urge to own a home. The system turns savings into real estate bonds and delivers the key to a new residence at separate offices, reflecting communal faith in homeownership.
Hard to tell what to do with fault in aftermath
A fragmented collection of quotes and quips about fault, gambling, dyes, and baseball humor. It parodies advice columns and youth sports lore with juvenile dialogue and playful references to a Red Cross Ball Blue advertisement and household items.
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Baby
Birth Dates Puzzle Doctors_note Brooklyn Family
Regular births on February 20 puzzle physicians in Brooklyn New York. The three sons of Charles Murath and Elizabeth have birthdays on February 20 with Charles Jr born 1927 Joseph born 4392S and Edward born 1929 attracting medical interest.
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Brooklyn
Charles Murath
Elizabeth
Charles, Jr
Joseph
Edward
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery advertised
An excerpt promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and other remedies claiming sixty years of approval. It urges readers to boost vitality to fight germs and colds, shares a user letter praising benefits for digestive issues, and lists contact details for free advice from the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo.
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Pierce
Pierns
Beneft
J. W
Transition of a Young Sprout Learns Alda Pronunciation
A brief note in the Detroit News describes a pivotal moment as a young sprout masters a tricky pronunciation and signs with confidence, signaling a new phase and growing self awareness in a portentous transition.
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Sprout
Sia
Detroit News
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