Enemies in Our Midst Warns of Bank Robbery Threats
The piece warns that enemies within the nation aim to destroy the Republic and urges citizens to arm themselves to defend banks and mercantile establishments. It cites Lincoln and patriotism, names Kat O’Hare and Shoshone, and connects crime to national security, urging vigilance against those plotting to loot treasury and rail systems.
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Shishenn
Wien
Lincoln
Republic
Aumont Ray
Auch Pein
Kat O'Hare
Ani Heekre
Twin Palle
Coffeyville
Kaunas
Forsake Not the Assembling Yourselves Together
A fragmentary note references assembling together and a vague claim about Sicilianol and petroleum burning in Rome during a period described as Mine era. The text is garbled but centers on religious gathering and a distant incendiary reference.
Testing Watches by Standards Bureau in Washington
Few know that any person may send a watch to the Bureau of Standards in Washington for testing to qualify as a top timepiece designated "Cidas-A." The process uses a glass-front refrigerator with automatic devices to test accuracy at varied temperatures and positions, recording variances with a chronograph for official government certification.
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Bureau of Standards
Washington
O de Fehrenfelt
Python Shipboard Invader Sinks Into Sea
On the voyage from Singapore to Victoria British Columbia a huge python escaped aboard the Bolton Castle. Three snakes were being shipped to the Bronx New York and one slithered loose. The crew tracked it as the ship drifted. at dawn the serpent crawled from the pilot house and slid into the sea. The monster was said to reach eighty feet in length.
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Bolton Castle
Singapore
Victoria
B. C
Bronx
New York
Meanorermaster
Pllot House
Value of valuables in Soviet trade and platinum monopoly
In a discussion of economics the Moscow interview notes that value depends on time, place, and use. Rykov says the Soviet state will slow platinum sales while diamonds and gold may be traded with less care, and that Europe could obtain goods in exchange for imported metals, including potential trade for care-related items and factory outputs.
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The
Manchester Guardian
Rykov
Supreme Council of National Economy
Soviet Russia
Ryker
Ars
Europe
Chivago News
The Very One iwy Gressum Looks for His Dream Girl
Conway aims to find his predestined wife after abandoning a planned transfer to a cinema boss and chasing a single description. Months pass with blind searching at depots and hotel lobbies until a near fatal illness reshapes his quest. A California visit reveals the woman, daughter of a schoolmate, already living in his hometown and linked to his family. The two reunite, confirming the match as Christmas approaches.
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Frank Conway
Lils
Clactnnail
Min
Conway
Tia
California
Gretham
Recovery device reuses oil by dust and dirt removal
The article outlines a centrifugal separating machine used to reclaim oil from iron and steel work by filtering out dust and dirt. The unit feeds oil through a strainer, purifies it continuously, and deposits impurities on the drum wall, with an indicator for when cleaning is needed.
Immortelles Boost French Grave Decoration Trade
Flowers for Heroes describes Immortelles grown near Ououles in southern France, near Toulon. Harvest starts in May and lasts ten days, with picking at dawn, and they’re sold by weight. War demand lifted Ououles prosperity as graves of soldiers required more flowers.
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France
Ouoles
Toulon
Faiortelles
Silver Mine Legend Shapes Bolivian Town History
Wills Knapp Jones in Travel recounts how Bolivian silver shaped Potosi with a legend of a vast mine. The city celebrated royal coronations and wealth, with the tale linking the indians’ early digs to a thriving mining era and the area’s enduring identity.
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Potosi
Bolivia
Wills Knapp Jones
Philip I
Spain
Ativer
Are Women the Stronger in Paris Subway Demand
The Pittsburgh Dispatch notes Anterham women show sporting spirit amid Paris women demanding separat care in subways. A dancer says she has never had a seat in New York subways and enjoys standing to feel superior and able to fight her battles in public.
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Paris
New York City
Pittsburgh
Not Safe Any More
Harry returns home after five with clean hands and odd hair. His mother scolds him for swimming with Bob Ross and hints someone saw Mrs Ross visiting. Harry jokes about Mrs Ross and Mrs Tinse using an ouija board, suggesting a risky evening.
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Harry
Bob Ross
Minneapolis Long Concrete Arch Bridge To Span Father of Waters
Roman Arch Revival reports Minneapolis and St Paul will add a groundbreaking concrete arch bridge over the Father of Waters. The main arch runs 190 feet with two 12 ft rise segments and 58 ft crown rise, eight ft crown thickness, flanked by auxiliary arches of 100 and 56 feet. Total length 1,082 feet including abutments.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
St. Louis
Father
Watora
Fair Bathers in Hard Luck at Marinette
During a Marinette Wisconsin lake scene ten exclusive society matrons bathed near a dressing tent. A theft of clothing and goods followed when a boy was lured by a horse and ragged trousers. The dressing tent contents were swept away before witnesses could react. The Port Melbourne naval review also saw 55,000 sightseers ride electric trains. In four and a half hours rail transport moved crowds from four miles away with trains every under three minutes.
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Marinette
Wis
Failies
Annette Kellerman
Boston Globe
Port Melbourne
Italy's Plague of Flca and Foreign Visitors
Kenneth N. Roberts in the Saturday Evening Post says foreigners endure constant flea bites in Italy while natives remain unaffected. He notes fleas infest hotels palaces restaurants trains and stations, ready to bite the traveler at any moment during visits and sightseeing.
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Italy
Kenneth N. Roberts
Saturday Evening Post
Chamberlain's Tablets lauded for stomach and liver relief
Mrs William Vollmer Eastwood New York praises Chamberlains Tablets as splendid for stomach and liver. When bilious or constipated readers are urged to try them for relief and good health.
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Chamberlain
William Vollmer
Eastwood
N.Y
Billouo
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Shoshans
Idaho
Edward T. Barber
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Rome
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Shoshone
United States
Banking House
Lawful Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
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Hansen
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Thomas
Fred Wiooding
H. Gooding
Henry J. E. Ahrens
Lincoln County National Bank
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Federal Reserve
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Cress
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Damand Deposita
Bite
Wiabe
Watrice M. Scott
Wallace M. Scott
Gilbert J. White
Keefer
Frank T. Disney
Paul
Haddock
Amebheee
Corona Remington
Gressum
Conna
Weebl
Cinemonti
Shanee
Richard
America
Bank of England
Paterson
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