MacMillan Plans Arctic Flight Expedition From Maine
Naval air expedition led by Donald B. MacMillan departs from Wiscasset, Maine around June 15 to reach Axel Heiberg Island via Labrador and Greenland coasts. Two Loening amphibians will probe Arctic coastlines seeking unknown lands and potential air base sites for Europe Asia routes, aided by granted naval leaves though not a government project.
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Whington
Arctic
Donald B. MacMillan
Northland
Wilbur
Coolkdge
Miss Carrie Adkins Weds Vermont Man
Miss Carrie Olda Adkins daughter of Mrs Alice Ackins and Mr James Steete Kronen of Swanton Vermont quietly wed at her mother's Divis ion Street home. Rev R K Boyle officiated with only immediate family present. The bride wore ashes of roses and a matching hat. flowers were valley roses and sweet peas. After the ceremony the couple departed by the north bound train for a honeymoon and will make their home in Vermont.
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Carrie Olda Adkins
Alice Ackins
James Steete Kronen
Swanton
Vermont
Division Street
Rkbbert A Boyle
Retsea
Mies Adkins
Markets Today By The Acachatet Pres
Markets show mixed poultry and egg prices with occasional gains on certain lots. Fresh dressed meats and butter prices move slightly higher as wholesalers adjust for demand and supply in Philadelphia and New York ports.
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Philadelphia
Cheere
New York
Plymouth
Lghorne
Stove Seagle Barbering by Thomas W Wilkineson
Fragmentary handwritten excerpt appears to discuss barbering and a future focus. Names and phrases are garbled but suggest a satirical or poetic piece by Thomas W Wilkineson with unclear dates or locations. The text resembles a draft or stray notes rather than a completed article.
Disrupted Speech Reveals Gaps in Local Tale
A fragmented excerpt shows a distressed speaker lamenting lost companions and longing for gossip and the best stories, highlighting a rural voice seeking connection and consolation through shared news.
Milbary Man Kills 13 Pound Coaxoon With Rock
April report notes a man killed a 13 pound raccoon using a rock near Milbary. A friend fired a shot before the animal was killed, but the shot missed.
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Milbary
Maes
Haries
Eoon
Nea
Voices of Insect Voices in Nature at the Museum
The article reports curator Frank I Lutz of the American Museum of Natural History explaining that crickets do not know love songs and that insects’ sounds are meaningless to them. It notes crickets chirp or buzz as unavoidable noises from their behavior.
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New York
Frank i Lutz
American Museum of Natural Distory
Cigarette Exports to Far East Dominate Trade
Fragmentary note indicates the United States sends a large share of cigarette exports to the Far East amid broader trade patterns.
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United States
Far East
Traveling Cogs and Mystery Car Found Near Kingsbury Farm
A stray vehicle linked to Jack Micer’s Kingsbury farm was recovered recently after a roadside alert. Local authorities traced a tangled trail involving a Lafayette, NCLA crew and a curious device described as a traveling cog. Authorities say the matter is under investigation with no further details released.
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Lafayette
Ncla
Jack Micer
Kingsbury
Cnt
Spotted eggs spark price gap in early market
Report from Lamson on April 6 notes spotted eggs fetched premium until it was found the hen did not Spot. Dark brown eggs commanded higher prices in England while pure white eggs were more in demand in America.
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Lamson
Englard
America
Earthlike Core Golf Ball Description by Scientist
Professor E. D. Williamson of the Carnegie Institute compares the earth to a metal core golf ball. He explains a metal core wrapped by layers of lighter material and a thin surface crust, noting the core of the iron is of pure sewer.
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Washington
Eas
E. D. Williamson
Cournegie Institute
Radium in American Use Through Atomic Insight
A concise note traces the presence of radium in American industry and science, highlighting early applications and public awareness. The piece outlines how radium entered medicine, manufacturing, and research, reflecting the era’s curiosity and caution about radioactive materials.
Time Reserved and Mortality Rise in 1924 Figures
The report notes about £5,000 died while the year's total wan 906,024 with nearly 4,000 more marriages than in 1923. The fragmentary text cites financial, population, and婚姻 trends without complete context.
Fragmentary Washington Dispatches and War Fragments
Disjointed notes reference Washington April items amid garbled text. The fragment mentions Queen Mond of Norway and a phrase golden or ance tied to the wartime era, with unclear context and stray names.
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Geverseneut Loans
Neadep
Macmillan
Maine
Carrie Adkins
Bride
MELLO
ES Adkins &D
Beilding
Salisbury
Maryland
Pabelear Knaki
Queen Mond
Ottery
Caversham
Eaman Pottery
Pittsville
Stanford Thomas
Straws
Bovine
Evening Times
Wicomico County
Salisbury News Publishing Company
Marcela Wilson
Walstons
Barton's Store
Berlin
Sharptown McWilliams Restaurant
Willards
Albert Raine
Hebron
Elmer Phillips
Fruitland Price Bros
Parsonsburg Ennis Bros
Wrrleyville Powell’s Store
The
the News Publishing Co
Wicomico News
Salsbury
Bantnees
Beas
Thin Fan Om
L. W. Gunby
Saml
A. Graham
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