Reading and radio plans and Belgian debt talks update
Lord Reading returns to India as viceroy amid debates on empire policy. Daventry tests to coordinate European and American broadcasts. Belgian envoys press U S over 481 million debt, after initial rejection by the American debt commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Reading
Lord Readings
India
England
Malmy
Lord Morley
Blackburn
Prine
D Low
Garter
Hignigstoner
Spook Ambascota Tl
To Alert Cohen
Lead
Ehaigh
Danger Lays in Man Not in Science
Albert Edward Wiggam argues in World's Work that science needs spiritualizing to maximize its humane use. He warns dogmatism using scientific tools can revert progress, suppress free thought, and enslave people to larger machines. He notes science offers method, faith, and social purpose, but must avoid weaponized inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Edward Wiggam
Hell
Mmen
Hanly
Evers Hinds
Selene
God
Tribes Meet for Peace After Long Rift in Nebraska
Representatives of Pawnee and Sioux tribes held a three day pow wow in Nebraska to renew peace for the first time in over fifty years. The article laments tribal decline and suggests civilization does not suit the Indian, noting past conflicts like the 1873 massacre and fading villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Pontiac
Illusion of youth and a tale of Mary Louise Spas
A fragmented reflection on a question about living life anew. The piece cites Mary Louise Spas, an adoptee renounced by a New York City millionaire, and hints at strained years and a failed attempt to extend five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Spas
New York City
YESTERDAY'S TOPAN'S ANNIVERSARIES AND BIRTHDAYS
A jumble of names and events marks yesterday's anniversaries and birthdays. Notables include Archbishop Michael A. Toman of New York and P. Hreatington founder of Pacific Railway. Civil War veteran Col Isaac R. Sherwood is noted, plus German born cultural figure Adler and opera star Eames among others with ages and origins listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topan
Wittaton
Mohawk & Houdsera
Michael A
Toman
New York
Peo
Riatous
Vraey City
Bern
P. Hreatington
Pacife Raiira
Birthday salutes and conventions mark a busy day
Col Isaac R Sherwood turns 90 today. Epworth League summer school opens at Lake Junaluska NC and runs to August 23. Canadian Grand Army of United Veterans meet in Winnipeg for sixth annual convention. Wisconsin Republicans meet in Oshkosh to nominate a U S senator to fill La Follette’s seat. Miss Louisa Fletcher of Indianapolis to wed Count von Schmettow in Berlin today. Duke of Marlborough’s heir at Windsor Castle to display a pew flag at Blenheim Palace. American Legion Washington Division opens in Port Angeles.
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Collis
Huntington
Mgnate
Isaac R. Sherwood
Congress
Ohio
Epworth League
Lake Junaluska
N. C
Grand Army of United Veterans
Canada
Winnipeg
Republicans
Wisconsin
Wll
Oshkosh
United States
Robert M. la Folette
Louisa Fletcher
Indianapolis
Booth Tarkington
Berlin
Berhard Gottfried von Schmettow
Duke of Marlborough
Battle of
Blenheim
Windsor Castle
Blenheim Palace
Port Angeles
Washington
American Légion
Department of Washington
Wisconsin Association Brief Citation
The fragment notes Superior Wisconsin context with references to WATSAT and W as A. No clear event, date, or full organization details are readable. The text hints at a local or state association in Wisconsin and potential abbreviations.
Untitled verse on birds and silent flight
Fragmentary lyric reflecting on birds in flight and quiet wings. The imagery contrasts dewy feathers with noisy speech and questions lack of noise in teaching.
Local 45 Years Ago Coal Prices and City Events
Forty five years ago coal ranged from 7.30 to 8.00 per ton in this city while reports mention a severe hail wind storm striking the area and lightning damaging E. B. Wurst’s home. A lawn fete occurred on J. A. Topliff’s grounds and a marriage of Dr C 9 1tn Miss Mary Cary was noted. An excursion by Reed and Silver Bard to Put in Bay was priced at 21.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. C
Mary Cary
City Reed
Silver Bard
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A fragmentary notice discusses Grove Patterson and political power as broadcast influence appears in a rough, uncertain column. The text hints at Lon DC and broadside angles on station control, reflecting a media politics theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Patterson
Fragmentary note on power transmission and generation
The text discusses power needs and connections between multiple locations and a nearby electrical generating station. It mentions capacity, rates, and the idea of transferring power via lines to support load, with references to infrastructure and efficiency considerations.
English Carver Makes Delicate Miniature Portrait Figures
Miss Lettice Apperly, 20, of England, carves small celebrity statuettes under a foot high and colors them. Her delicate work yields facial likenesses that are strikingly accurate.
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Lettice Apperly
England
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Daventry
Imperial Radio Bureau
Geneva
Amerlcans
Treasury
Belgium
Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Elyria
Lorato
A .E. Clayden, Inc
Chicago
S. Dearborn Street
Fifth Avenue
Mee
Fies
China
Isaac RB. Sherwood
Alata
Nobse
Cambridge
Queen Mary
Adler
The
Society For 1Culture
Germany
Sheffield
Mexico
Dubinoue
Iowa
Mms Eames
Superior
Wis
Watsat
Igcitt
Vsage
Baing Hilt
E. B. Wurst
J. A. Topliff
By Charles A. Smith
Lon DC
Avill
Smaller
Ike Lark
Our West
Peerless Qil Co
the Home Company
Orain
Thor Electric
Ohio Public Service Company
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