SIREA Mesmerizing Cold Experiment in Cuba Stalls
An experimental setup by Dr Georges Claude, aiming to exploit water temperature differences to produce energy, runs into issues as the apparatus shows flaws. The location is Atlantis, Cuba, with September dates and details remaining unclear due to damaged text.
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Mags Credited to Mozart Brought to Light in Baden
Discovery in Baden Austria reports a previously unknown harmony mass possibly by Mozart. Parish church master Ternach Nefeger says the work shows Mozart's autograph signature and calls for soprano, alto bass, and strings with brass in instruments.
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Mags
Mozart
Baden
Taden
Austria
Ternach Nefeger
Dr Caldwell’s 47 Year Practice Promotes Laxative
The doctor’s long career studying patient habits led him to develop a gentle laxative, Or Wells Syrup Pepsin. His formula, a herbal blend, treated constipation safely without gripping, and by 1888 it was bottled for sale in drugstores worldwide.
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Dr. Caldwell
CAREER HUNT OF 2 GIRL HALTED
Two San Antonio girls from the House of the Good Shepherd fled Wednesday to fill vacancies left by Duse and Lars Bernbacht. Laura Patten, 15, and Mildred Labensken, 14, climbed a transom, took a taxi, and tried to elude officers as they circled blocks. Officer T. S. Herrera halted the taxi on Alamo Plaza. the runaways were returned to the home.
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Duse
Lars Bernbacht
Tvemselven
Laura Patten
Mildred Labensken
House of the Good Shepherd
Ritu-Al
T. S. Herrera
Alamo Plaza
Waco Wife Wins Divorce After Plea of Beating
In Los Angeles a Waco woman, Mrs. W. McClelland Munroe, daughter of Col. Peter McClelland, obtained a divorce from Jack L. Munroe alleging he beat her and dissipated her money. She said Texas men do not stand for such treatment and expressed regret that her male relatives were not present during the abuse.
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W. McClelland Munroe
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Fireman C La Bearkman Featured in Know Your Firemen
A Know Your Firemen profile highlights C La Bearkman of 1232 Cornell Avenue. He is pipeman No 4, engine company No 6, and Taflon No 6 at West Russell Place. He joined in December 2022, left in May 1025, and rejoined in July 1025. Bearkman also plays saxophone in the Gremen's band.
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Cornell Avenue
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Bearkman
Gremen
Fort Worth Youth Killed by Bullet in Accident
Fort Worth, Sept 4. J P Thompson 16 died from an accidental pistol shot fired by 17 year old friend Doyce A Griff while the youths were cleaning their guns in preparation for a fishing trip. The tragedy occurred here today as the two boys prepared for their outing.
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Fort Worth
J. P. Thompson
Doyce A. Griff
Five Heat Deaths Reported in Midwest and Sawyer Michigan
Five people died from heat in a Midwest sweep, four in Chicago and one in Sawyer Michigan, as temperatures rose to the nineties. Chicago marked its hottest September 4 in 31 years with high readings and drought woes. The Weather Bureau noted the day’s peak was exceeded only twice this year, prompting federal barge line cutbacks on the Mississippi and reduced bulk shipments as the river fell to three feet.
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New York Swelters in Heat Wave Records
New York sweltered on September 4 as homecoming vacationists longed for cooler seashore and mountains while temperatures across the Atlantic coast set September records. Readings ranged from 90 to 103 degrees from Maine to Pennsylvania and inland, with 103 at Lancaster, Pa the high mark. Fire reports noted prostrations in Texas towns amid the heat wave.
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20 Fired by State as Economy Wave Follows Fund Cut
About 200 employees at the Grata hospitals in Austin San Antonio Wichita Falls Terrell and Rusk lost their jobs after Governor Mondy trimmed the appropriation. Nurses attendants and other workers are being shifted to 12 hour shifts potentially violating the 9 to 34 hour law.
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Gtata
San Antonio
Wichita Walls
Terrell and
Rusk
Mondy
RR. B. Walthal
Board of Control
Last Mexican War veteran Owen T Edgar dies in Washington
Owen Thomas Edgar of Washington, the last survivor of the Mexican War, died yesterday at age 97 from shock after a fall and broken leg. Born in Philadelphia, he served as a printer and sailor on the frigates Potomac and Allegheny. Burial will be at Congressional Cemetery beside his wife, with a daughter of Washington as survivor.
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D. C
America
Owen Thomas Edgar
Ead
John Dioson
Philadelphia
Potomac
Allegheny
Congressional Cemetery
Italian tests air rage end in wing wire damage
Italian Schneider pilots could not complete extended trials of their aircraft as Monti in a Macchi G7 conducted a three minute flight around the Majestic. On landing a wing wire fuse connection was broken. Italian ships Pina and Franseca Ferruccio arrived off Spithead for Schneider cup air race duties and were greeted ashore by British officials.
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America
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Franseca Ferruccio
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Schneider Cap
Physician Loses Race With Stork in Nicaragua Tale
Washington report tells of Commodore Jeff Helm, a navy physician, returning from duty in Nicaragua to discover his wife has given birth to a son an hour earlier. The account notes Mrs. Helm as formerly Miss Fath Ponderly, a name known to two presidents.
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Washington, D. C
Jeff Helm
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Phisician
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Beak Indar
Nicaragua
Mra
Helm
Mise Fath Ponderly
Wilpon
Sfarding
American Envoy Changes Positions In Latin American Service
An American envoy with a long Latin American diplomacy record is reassigned from Honduras to the ministry, transferring to 49 Verranela. Minister Summerlin, who held Americas charge d affaires in Mexico during the revolutionary period, leads the transition.
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Honduras
Verranela
Summerlin
Americas
Mexico
District Judge Quits Borger for Pampa Firm Move
Judge Newton P Wille of the eighty fourth district court announced his resignation to Governor Moody and plans to enter a Pampa law firm. It is understood H3 Elekens of Canadian will succeed Judge Willis.
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Newton P. Wille
Eighty-Fourth District Court
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Pampa
Elekens
Willis
New State Census Hints at Citizens and Beauty Ads
A fragmented New State dispatch from Sept 4 notes census hints at citizens and an advertising line urging readers to seek beauty care from top experts, tucked in beauty columns and classifieds. The snippet shows a promotional tone rather than full context, reflecting era-style ad placement.
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