Sun Spots An Unreliable Weather Forecast Tool
The United States Weather Bureau rejects sunspot based weather forecasting as unreliable. Dr Charles I Marvin notes no proven link due to earth sun rotation and varied weather, while acknowledging terrestrial magnetic and auroral data align with sunspots. The Koreau holds sunspot records back to 11749, graphed by Bureau scientists.
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United States Weather Bureau
Charles I. Marvin
Weather Bureau
Earth
Marvin
Koreau
Dipping Into Science on Sunspots and Diamonds
A report traces how diamonds behave under extreme heat in vacuum and air, noting expansion in vacuum and disappearance as carbonic gas in air. It discusses sunspot cycles around eleven years, with monthly variability, and debates planetary versus internal solar causes, including Dinsmore Alter’s planetary study and meteoric theories.
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Western Newspaper Union
Jupiter
Saturn
Marvin
Bureau
Dinsmore Alter
University of Kansas
Knowing His Ashes by Shomas Arkle Clark
Dean of Men at the University of Minois presents a study or reflection titled Knowing His Ashes exploring memory, legacy, and moral duty in a campus context.
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Shomas Arkle Clark
University of Minois
Ceilan
Thompson
Denton
Western Newspaper Union
Ashes Disposal in Small Town Weighs On Home Cleanup
Thomas and his wife tackle basement cleanup while a local ashes disposal specialist handles carting away the accumulated ashes from Thompson’s cask and other items. The piece notes the rise of specialized services in a small town.
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Thomas
Thompson
Supreme Sacrifice: Keller Memorial Unveiled At White Ball
Sculptured by Lorade Taft, the Annie Louise Keller monument honors the schoolteacher who shielded twenty-two pupils during a central Illinois tornado on April 39 1927. Keller died at her post as the building collapsed, yet all her students survived.
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Lorade Taft
White Ball
Til
Annie Louise Keller
Central
Illinois
Miss Keller
Dreams of Wealth Just Dreams in Kansas Cavern
Marysville reporters describe how Everett Kraemer and Emil Peeks explored a limestone cavern seven miles south of town seeking gold treasures. They found only ash and coke remnants, not riches, and noted the mine-like cave ends about 30 feet underground after a careful crawl.
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Marysville
Kan
Marshall County
Here
Everett Kraemer
Emil Peeks
John G. Ellenbecker
California
Oregon
Kraemer
Peeks
Northwestern Wildcats Ready for Upcoming Grid Showdowns
Captain Anderson and the Northwestern grid team rapidly round into shape and will be in one trim to meet other teams in a short time.
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Anderson
Northwestern Grid
Three Phillips Brothers Join Columbus Police Line
Leo Phillips 27 and brothers John 31 and Otto 35 form Columbus Ohio’s first family police trio. Their lineage stretches to Old Tutting Mill in Pembrokeshire and Scotland Yard, with Canadian Mounties and a Pomeroy merchant-police father. Leo once flirted with major league baseball before choosing police work.
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Columbus
Ohio
British Isles
Scotland Yard
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Canada
Leo Phillips
John H. Phillips
Otto WW. Phillips
Department
James H. Snook
Joan
Leo
John A Phillips
Pomeroy
Salisbury
BNG
Pittsburgh Pirates
California Fig Syrup Stories From A Los Angeles Mother
A Los Angeles mother praises California Fig Syrup for her son Leroy Young noting relief from constipation and biliousness after use. She claims trusted status for over 50 years with physicians recommending the vegetable remedy that aids stomach and bowel function and ensures proper nourishment.
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Leroy Young
Georgia Si
Los Angeles
Leroy
California
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Hin
China
Wildcats
POST
Toasies
Enoug
Afghanistan
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Arkansas State Farm
K-E-O
K-R-O Co
Springfield
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