Beatty hailed as defender of Britain by admirers
London march 27 Sir David Beatty the wealthy Irish born vice admiral is praised as the defender of Britain after Heligoland Bight and the East Coast raid. His swift rise, late naval service and marriage to Mrs Etel Tree are noted alongside the claim that Lady Beatty may influence social life in London.
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Tie for Tired and Sore Feet
An ad touting a 25 cent box of PTZ for tired feet. Describes relief from callouses swelling and soreness, promising instant pain relief and shoe comfort with reduced tenderness and shoe fitting ease.
Historic Mace to Undergo Repairs in Congress
Washington March 27 the historic mace symbol of authority of the sergeant at arms of the House of Representatives will be repaired with ceremony. The current mace made in 1841 by Williams Adams stands atop a silver globe. the ivory pole end has worn thin prompting restoration at the Adams repair shop.
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Mace and the House of Representatives in Historic Encounters
The article recalls the mace as a symbol of law and order in Congress, detailing episodes where sergeant-at-arms used it to quell disturbances. It notes past incidents involving Speaker orders, Gaines of Tennessee, and Private John Allen, with repairs keeping the mace on display for the Sixty-fourth Congress.
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Moon Influences Debunked by Agricultural Bulletin
A Department of Agriculture bulletin states that the moon and planets do not affect farming outcomes. It asserts no lunar influence on planting or crop yields, countering old beliefs held by traditional farmers.
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