Origin of light shrouded in mystery says physicist
Columbus Ohio April 19 Dr R A Millikan world famous physicist said in the eighth of his series of lectures at University Chapel of Ohio State University that the birth of a light ray is shrouded in mystery. He said recent experiments show light birth is more complex than previously imagined and may involve two electrons jumping to yield a single light frequency.
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Ohio State University
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Milikan
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President Enjoys Free Movie Showings at White House
United States president receives advance free screenings arranged with the Motion Picture Producers Association. Showings occur in the East Room, on the Mayflower, or on special trains, with limited attendees. Weekend yacht voyages feature Saturday night screenings, no Sunday shows, and a chaplain attends Sundays. A portable projection setup, wall screen, and minimal music accompany most screenings.
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President Coolidge
White House
Moving Picture Company
Grape Shipments From California Rise Despite Prohibition
California grape production rose about sixty five percent since prohibition passed, per Interstate Commerce Commission figures. Shipments to eastern markets have tripled, with 2,010,000 tons produced in 1926 versus 1,350,000 in 1919, based on data from several sources.
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California
Interstate Commerce Commission
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California Grapes and Rail Freight Amid Prohibition Era Shifts
Historical data shows carload shipments rising from 21 605 in 1919 to 62 549 last year. Refrigerator cars full of grapes moved from this state nearly matching all perishable freight from California in 1910. Before the eighteenth amendment grape belt highways bore signs to save vineyards and oppose prohibition. California’s wine and brandy industry once a major portion of its economy, with state estimates of 127 763 000 gallons produced in 1916 1917, now reflected in vanishing wine production and shifting to ballast shipments.
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California
State Department of Agriculture
Col Cooper leads world’s largest hydro project in Russia
Col Hugh L. Cooper, retired U S Army engineer, travels to Odessa to begin a dam project costing 70 million dollars. The plan would be the biggest hydro electric venture in the world, and Cooper previously directed the R tunnel under Niagara Falls to draw power from the falls.
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Russia
Odessa
Tworseshoe Falls
Niagara
All Diseases Treated by a Specialist Doctor
All Diseases of Men Women and Children treated with special attention to catarrh and stomach troubles. If you are sick consult this specialist and gain a frank evaluation. For rheumatism nervousness dropsy heart disease dyspepsia constipation bowel trouble epilepsy and skin diseases relief may be possible through treatment.
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Engineer Col Cooper Famed for Mississippi Dam Project
Col Cooper, in his forties, led a bold bid to cross the Mississippi at Berukuk Iowa with a concrete dam idea praised as a modern marvel. In 1941 he was chosen by the Egyptian government to guard a secret dam across
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Berukuk
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Real Estate Transfers and Listings in Lorain County Area
A garbled OCR list details numerous real estate transfers and property listings across Lorain and nearby townships. Entries reference parcels, lots, subdivisions, and land transfers to individuals and entities, with scattered names, locations, and values, reflecting a period notice of property transactions and ownership changes.
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Willie Moo Vreork
William LE Packers
Arte Er Orisimil Sabe
Tors
Hehubald Carr
Aly Haemin
Marian Spleyr
Siberg
Endelsolia Pabdisision
Elvira
PDP
Clement
Heigtis
Hivtria
Atlas Pinda
Coote Ariur de Eltham
Buclik Itirie Puark
Taralu
Hetehis Land Co
Blyrianne
Rs sHiMbvisten
Lorain
Ververl Whitnes
Property listings and owners in multiple townships
Core Johnson owns 113 acres in LaGrange township parcels 48 and 49. Tolcomb and Willan Tolcomb claim 106 acres in Pittsfield township parcels 160 and 111. Kya May Holcomb holds 20 acres in LaGrange township lot 71. George Arnold mentions 19.6 acres in Pittsfield township lot 146. G Amnry holds 5 acres in LaGrange township parcel 48. Various entries list years of ownership and township references.
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Core Johnson
LaGrange Two
Willan JF
Tolcomb
Pittsfield
Kya May Holcomb
LaGruinze
George AL Arnold
Pittfield
LaGrange Op
Adoption Demand for English Girls Noted in Reports
A report highlights strong interest from Americans in adopting English girls, reflecting a market for foreign orphans. The article discusses the social and welfare implications, noting demand trends and ethical concerns surrounding intercountry adoption.
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