Fortune Telling and Psychic Readings in Provincetown
In Provincetown during vacation, the narrator notes a false spiritualist sign offering readings by appointment. He recalls encounters with a handwriting analyst and a palm reader, observing how people seek forecasts to feed ego while doubting their truth. He ponders whether anyone truly wants to know the future.
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Jim
Dipping Into Science Human Circulation System
The article explains the three parts of the human blood circulation system. It states one part moves blood through the body, another through the lungs, and the third through the liver, forming a single system that enables the heart to pump blood throughout the body.
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Western Newspaper Union
Most of Them Fall Honeymoon For Pearl Coles Bell
Pearl Coles Bell, noted novelist famed for writing on love, has begun a honeymoon with Gilbert E. Rubens after revealing a confidant stance on love. The couple's wedding trip follows her celebrated works and public image.
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New York
Pearl Coles Bell
Gilbert
E. Rubens
Indians Losing Tradition Washington
Ethnologist Herbert W. Krieger warns Alaska Yukon expedition shows young natives Americanizing, risking loss of customs and lore. Old people must be interviewed to preserve memory before death. Evidence of ancient man and cross cultural links found from Yukon to southeastern Alaska, with implications for broader West Coast prehistory.
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Washington
Yukon
Herbert W. Krieger
National Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Krieger
Alaska
Hrdiicky
St Lawrence
Nelson Islands
Mr. Krieger
Follo Trakl
Idaho
Bureau of
Columbia
Snake Rivers
Columba
Oregon
Snake River
Tolahoa
Utah
Puebla
Canada
Arizona
Idaha
World's Biggest Pie Built in Yakima for Apple Week
Yakima Herald reports the world's biggest apple pie weighing over a ton was baked in a giant open crust with a 15 foot dough strip lattice. Four bakers prepared the crust while 2000 students awaited a slice during Apple Week festivities.
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Yakima
Wash
Fossil Stone Lily Discoveries Arrive at College of the Pacific
In Stockton California fossil finds arrive at the College of the Pacific. Prof Jonte head of geology displays Devonian age stone lilies and a 135 million year old fossil fish tooth found in Iowa quarries. A coraline pine stone fragment sits among the exhibits, once discarded as a simple rack.
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Stockton
Calif
College of the Pacific
Jon A. Jonte
Iowa
New Method Cleans Rusty Water Pipes
A 35 story New York office building has its rusted iron pipes cleaned by a new acid solvent developed by MIT engineers F N Spelter BE L Chappell and R P Russell. An organic inhibitor prevents metal dissolution while rust is attacked. The process avoids a full building repipe and minimizes tenant disruption by tackling sections on Saturday afternoons.
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New York
F. N Spelter
BE. L. Chappell
R. P. Russell
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Massachusetts
Twin Painters Suffer Left Ankle Fractures in Fall
Bayonne New Jersey twins Red and Stanley Ruth, both painters, are hospitalized with fractures of the left ankle after tumbling 25 feet from scaffolding. The brothers fell together during work, authorities report.
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Bayonne
N. J
Red
Stanley Ruth
Sea Flea Speedster Crosses English Channel
George de Gasenko piloted the Sea Flea from Boulogne to Dover in 20 minutes at about 93 mph averaging. The craft weighs 2,400 pounds with a 35 by 18 foot frame and three inches of water draft. He envisions a 100 passenger Atlantic crossing in 40 hours. De Gasenko, born in Ukraine and trained in Germany, previously tested from Marseilles and along the African coast.
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London
George de Gasenko
English
Boulogne
Dover
Atlantic
de Gasenko
Marseilies
Mediterranean
Saintes Maries
Artes
Ukraine
Germany
Court to hear case of three wives in vacation dispute
In Hoboken, three wives, reportedly unsettled by their husbands, are set to appear in court over a dispute arising during a group vacation funded by joint money. The case focuses on financial and possibly marital tensions linked to the trip.
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Hoboken
Castoria Advertised as Safe Gentle Baby Remedy
An advertisement extols Fletcher's Castoria for infants claiming it eases colic fever and upset stomach without aftertaste. It promotes the product as purely vegetal and physician recommended with accompanying care book, urging mothers to choose the genuine Castoria.
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Fletcher
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