Submarine Ideas Through Centuries Mentioned
A historical survey traces submarine concepts from Aristotle to 16th century Upsala bishops claims to 1626 Dutch orders for underwater boats. It notes attempts like the Turtle models in the 18th century and figures Hutson and Bauer, with commentary on England and America’s rejections and naval attitudes.
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Aristotle
Tyre
Bishop of
Upsala
Charles Ive
Yan
Huton
England
America
John
Napoleon
St. Helena
Bauer
Admiralty
Manchester Rdian
Trainers differ in methods of dog training
The article notes that older dogs learn more quickly than puppies and that early corrections can break a dog's character. Some trainers oppose teaching basic tricks like sitting or begging, fearing the dog will rely on signals rather than initiative. Others support tricks as discipline aiding mental development.
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Erdog
Fred C. Kelly
Hearst
Weight of the Air And Weather Barometer Weight Article
The piece explains atmospheric pressure, noting fifteen pounds per square inch as average. It describes a barometer measuring weight, where one inch mercury change equals about 0.5 psi shift, and even small barometer changes imply vast totals over large areas like the British Isles.
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British Isles
What Causes Clumsiness By Dr E C Clements
British physician and aviator Dr E C Clements links clumsiness to poor balance between the muscular systems of the eyes. He notes binocular vision requires correct brain interpretation of eye impulses and responsive eye muscles. Visual training exercises can correct many such defects.
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E. C. Clements
Doctor Clements
Uscles
Pathfinder Magazine
Tube that detects burglars by light and smoke
A new tube combines a thermionic element and a photoelectric cell that reacts to light changes and smoke, converting heat and light variations into electric surges. These surges are amplified about a thousandfold to produce audible warnings.
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Popular Science
Pessimist recalls grim joke on aging runs with guest
An Indianapolis suburb real estate dealer drove with a man ten years his senior. When they exited the car the dealer's knee pained him, and the guest explained there is no remedy for age, joking that in ten more years they both will be that way.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis News
Quarantine for Diphtheria Strands J L Williams Home
Havelock community updates report J L Williams home under quarantine due to diphtheria illness in Dale with recovery underway. Other health, social visits, and local events follow including school operetta, church notices, and a farewell party for the Jensens bound for Granville.
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J. L. Williams
Dale
K P. Hunter
Will Brazier
Fort Dodge
Harold McVey
Ware
Mrs. Phelps
Sisan
Joe Bell
Mallard
Wm. Reimer
Ft. Dodge
Minnie Munzemay
Dy. K. P. Hunter
Olin Young
Pocahontas
Henry Buck
Steve Zablow
Edith Samuelson
Evangelical Church
Pomeroy
Olin Miller
Chicago
Miller and Hauswirth
Mable Adams
J. H. Hobson
G. A. Gruver
A. F. Mick
M. W. Gruver
R. E. Gruver
Order
Rebekahs
Havelock Church Notes Rev C L Day Pastor
Havelock Methodist Church notes Rev C L Day as pastor with services planned for the coming week. Congregants are invited to attend any and all services according to the time schedule.
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Havelock Methodist Church
C. L. Day
New York Man Opens Empty Museum After Whisky Trip
A New Yorker, after drinking corn whisky, rents a room and opens a museum selling 35 cent admissions to an empty space. A policeman offers arrest but is bribed with more drink. the proprietor pays $300 for a half share. The piece also notes Prohibition and nostalgia lines about grape juice.
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New York
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Joe Kauffman
J. H. Hovenden
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Jensen Home
Farwell
Jens Jensen
Joyce
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Jensen
Joe Norby
Epworth
Freddie Know
Felice Windo
Doran
LA Sol
Mpany
Manhattan Oil Company
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