Cho Cho Comes to Town Health Circus for Kids
An article recounts a New York City school health program using a circus clown Che Che to teach children nutrition and hygiene. The National Bureau of Education aims to curb malnutrition as 6 million children are targeted with health contests, weighing, charts, and colorful advice.
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Uhottho
Bastet
Chiliren
Airona
Benitiet
Thich
Bath
Romenhert
New York City
Anete
National Bureau of Education of the Interior Department
Lane
Aen la
Ide Ann
Pareni of Education
Johnny Bad Deany
CheeChe
Cue Et
Adventurous Shadows of Columbus Sailors and Impatient Crew
A muddled fragment reflects on early Atlantic voyages with Columbus, contrasting the grim resolve of criminals and fearful men who joined ships with dreams of glory. It recalls crew sizes on the Santa Maria and caravel fleets, noting fear and uncertainty among those aboard.
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Momb
Santa Maria
Encyclopedia Britannica
Santa Marta
Columbbus
Notable early 20th century trade and telecom notes
A fragment discusses a pedal operated cracker opening speed, 3000 pieces of crackery and glace-wats broken on voyages of a fine class ocean steamer. It notes Shanghai telephone growth making new lines impossible since December 1918. It also mentions a State Department notice regarding the American consular agency at West Hartlepool England.
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Shanghai
Department of State
West Hartlepool
England
Young War Hero Mulley Smuggled To France At Sixteen
Jackson Missouri youth Moret Mulley, sixteen, reached France by smuggling into a barracks area. He earned two wound stripes, four service stripes and nine Croix de Guerre. His brother died at Chateau Thierry. their father, Sgt. Victor Batley, was killed near Pont Morin. The article notes mixed details about imperial Japanese reading customs and a crown prince.
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Moret Mulley
Jackson
France
Hile Brothers
Ting
Chateau Thierry
Victor Batley
Champagne
Morria
Millel
Pont
Japan
Ite
Hirohito
Nik
Imperial Household
Imperial Printing Office
New Airplane Liner From Vickers To Carry Ten Passengers
Trade Commissioner H. G. Brock reports a new Vickers airplane liner featuring upholstered armchairs on alloy frames and a porthole beside each seat. The two-engine tractor biplane carries ten passengers plus two pilots, with a water-light fuselage designed to float on water. It speeds to 95 miles per hour, holds 200 gallons of gasoline, and climbs to 14,000 feet.
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Vickers, Ltd
Hner
Eagle
H. G. Brock
Lendea
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Chateau ‘Thierry
Great Otay
Great Oty
San Diego
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Otay Valley
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Paris
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