Lindberghs Entertained in Nome During Vacation Stop
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh were hosted in Nome Alaska as their 7000 mile flight during a Pacific and Asia route touched Safety Bay after a 10 hour detour caused by Kotzebue Sound fogs. The couple then planned a southward leg to Karaginsk and on toward Patropavlosk Nemura and Tokyo.
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Nome
Alaska
Charios A. Lindbergh
Washington
Orient
Lindberghs
Safety Bay
Fox
Kotzbun Sound
Seward Peninsula
Bering Sea
Karaginsk
Siberia
Karagiosk
Patropavlosk
Nemura
Tokio
Consulate Bombing Shocks Pittsburgh
Aug 12 detectives believe a bomb at the Royal Italian consulate in Pittsburgh marks the first strike in a local anti-Fascist campaign. The blast under the porch damaged the building and shook nearby structures but caused no injuries.
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Pittsburgh
Candidates For Vacant Seat In Congress Named
In Cleveland Ohio Municipal Judge Martin L. Sweeney and D Haydn Parry won the Democratic and Republican nominations respectively for the 20th Ohio district seat left by the death of Charles A Mooney Sweeney led with 3923 votes to 685 for his nearest rival Parry had 1949 votes to 93 for his closest opponent Experts forecast a Democratic victory in November 3 election
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Cleveland
U. Aug
Martin L. Sweeney
Haydn Parry
Charles A. Mooney
Sweeney
Ohio
Parry
Grocery Store Looted and Burned in Oklahoma City
Raiders looted and burned the R. O. Williams grocery after hauling away an undetermined quantity of groceries. Miss Mary Bradley, awakened by a truck engine, discovered the store in flames as an explosion tore part of the building’s walls.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
R. O. Williams
Mary Bradley
Man Killed In Argument Over Parking Space
Washington bulletin reports Joseph H. Diggs a doorman at the Wardman Park Hotel shot and killed William F. Norman a 45 year old lawyer after an argument over a parking space. The Wardman Park Hotel is a noted Washington landmark used by officials and diplomats.
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Washington
Wardman Park
Joseph H. Diggs
William F. Norman
Diplomatic Corps
Jealousy at Root of Bad Behavior in Children
Article by Dr. Garry C. Myers of Western Reserve University argues jealousy—not favoritism—drives misbehavior. Parents should avoid explicit comparisons, reward small improvements, and adjust home environment to reduce punishments while guiding the troubled child toward success.
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Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Tim
Ermitor
Asia
Sven Hedin
Far East
China
Bacon Flavor Tip From Homemaker
A homemaker suggests sprinkling a light sugar dusting in the frying pan before adding bacon to improve flavor and aroma.
Young Russians Seek Wives in Harbin Appeal
Reports from Harbin show thousands of Russian women being urged to marry Russians abroad. Appeals originate from men in Australia claiming they can support wives, while Harbin faces a male shortage driving local women to respond.
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Peiping
Harbin
Far East
Australia
Harbin Population Pressure Feared as Emigration Grows
Harbin faces a dire social strain with 10 000 girls and women unable to find husbands. The downturn hits the soybean trade and prompts Russian female exodus. Cabarets in Shanghai Tientsin Peiping and Hongkong attract Harbiners while many linger in Harbin seeking a more Russian atmosphere.
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Harbin
Shanghai
Tientsin
Peiping
Hongkong
China
Russia
Carbohydrate Content of Dried Peaches
United States Bureau of Home Economics data suggest dried peaches contain about 4 percent total carbohydrate by difference with roughly three quarters as sugars. Figures are unpublished and tentative, pending revision per Washington Star.
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United States Bureau of Home Economics
Washington Star
Unclear dog with blue ribbon feared to steal prize
An old Washington Star sketch notes a dog wearing a blue ribbon around his neck as the most likely to steal in mock courtship of a prize, reflecting local humor about show dogs and vanity.
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Eben
Uncle Eben
Errawahd
Waslington
Fox Escapes Hunters After Climbing 40 Feet Up Tree
A fox in Kings Lynn England climbed ivy covered fir to 40 feet, evading dogs after a chase that lasted about an hour. A keeper climbed 20 feet but the fox jumped branch to branch and fled, avoiding capture.
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Kings Lynn
England
Chivalrous Commander Reacts to Sailors' Cheer
Captain Jack Phillip of the Texas in Santiago harbor urges restraint after the enemy surrenders, calling out not to cheer the fallen. The remark, tied to the July 3, 1808 event, was aimed at quieting celebrations over the cruiser surrender.
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Jack Phillip
United States Navy
J. W. Philip
United States
Texas
Santiago
Santa Maria Teresa
Feath er Torture and Odd Snippets From Echoes
A collage of quotes and notes includes a harsh description of feather torture used in China, a tongue in cheek remark about a woman regaining speech after a sting, aphorisms from various papers, and a study remark on drug addicts' intelligence levels.
Paris loses walls as fortifications are razed
After World War I Paris ceased to be a walled city as its fortifications were demolished. The ring around Paris measured about 22 of 29 miles in circumference and covered roughly 90 square miles of area.
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Parle
Paris Ia
Early American Colleges and Anglican Priesthood
The text notes eighteenth century American colleges were like high schools and arithmetic was taught regularly until about a century ago. It also defines Anglican priests as ordained ministers within the higher branch of the English church.
Bilaloe's Statesmanship in Nineteenth Century US
The pront advocate of Pape Awerbantsin in the United States during the nineteenth century was James G. Bialoe.
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Bilaloe
Pape
Unmiszed Evil Vanity Costs Much Yet Yields Naught
A fragment quotes Emerson reflecting on vanity as costly to money labor horses and lives while promising nothing in the end. The note frames vanity as a costly misdirection that leads nowhere.
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Vanity Costa
Emerson
Highway markers mark Mason and Dixon route roof tablets
The American Automobile Association states that the Mason and Dixon line is indicated by wire markers set into roof tablets. These markers appear on all main highways, railroads and other thoroughfares.
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American Automobile Association
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