Carlsbad Cave Declared National Park and Wonder of World
Carlsbad New Mexico reports that Congress has made Carlsbad Cave a national monument and park. The National Geographic Society survey emphasizes vast chambers and floors reaching 800 feet deep, with two main wings mapped and immense stalagmites and stalactites.
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Carlsbad Cave
New National Park
New Mexico
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Carlsbad
Congress
National Geographic Society
Pecos
Run Run Tom and Tell Mother Castor Oil Ad
An old advertisement promotes Eastor Jems castor oil claiming it eases giving castor oil to children and that large doses work for adults. It claims pure oil tastes like chocolate and costs 50 cents at CC W Phillips and other druggists.
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Eastor Jems
CC. W. Phillips
River Channel Recovers Drowned Bodies Far From Cave
Authorities report multiple lives lost in a cave incident with bodies recovered 100 miles downstream in the river channel. The event details remain limited though rescue and recovery efforts continue along the river system.
France Names New Immortals
The French Academy elected three new immortals in a memorable session. The newcomers are Georges Le Comte Albert Besnard and Emilie Picard with Le Comte serving as president of the French authors association Besnard presiding over the Ecole des Beaux Arts and Picard as permanent secretary of the science academy.
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Ats
Academy
Society of Notables
M. Albert Besnard
M. Emilie Picard
le Comte
French Authors Association
Besnard
Ecole Des Beaux Arts
Picard
Science Academy
Local Household News and Social Notes from Huntington
In Huntington on December 16 a baby girl weighing 11 pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Naezele. Visits included Mr and Mrs Henry Haass of Oberlin with Court Boice family, and Mrs R A Cansell staying with sister Mrs Adray Reynolds in Elyria. E R Allen is unimproved. Court Roice family enjoy a new radio. Mrs C S Andrews of Mansfield visited L E Chapman and friends. A quip notes fools blaming Providence for mistakes.
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Huntington
John Naezele
Henry Haass
Oberlin
R. A. Cansell
Aadray Reynolds
Elyria
Fred Brown
Dave Hosler
Wellington
E. R. Allen
Court Roice
Risks His Life to Keep Date With the Judge
Stanley Pawlock of Kalamazoo rode sixty eight miles on the head end of a passenger train in near freezing conditions to appear in Jackson police court for reckless driving. He arrived soaked from the train’s tender and, after the police judge heard his story, suspended sentence was imposed.
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Jackson
Mich
Stanley Pawlock
Kalamazoo
Boardman
Pawlock
Hyena Claims Sausage Reward By Tail Incident
Paris report: Robert the hyena at Marcel's Montmartre Circus bites Caesar the lion's tail after finding sausages left for Robert but not Caesar. A veterinary surgeon treated the tail wound as trainer Marcel kept feeding Robert sausages nightly.
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Paris
Robert
Marcel
Montmartre Circus
Caesar
Gausagres
Marcel Je
New Treatment For Inflamed Tonsils
An advertisement touts Kojene as a fast acting antiseptic for sore throat and tonsillitis. It promises relief by gargling before bed and offers a 60 cent refund if Kojene fails, with C W Phillips of Oberlin and any druggist backing the claim.
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Kojene
C. W. Phillips
Oberlin
Ohley’s
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M.emile Picard
Lucinda Crile
Elost
Meltah
Harry S. Burr
Geo. F. Ricth
WALK
Allen
E. Broad St. Bridge
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John F. Jelke Company
Chicago
John FF. Jelke CO
Cleveland
Broadway
Clevela Nd
London
Windsor
Glade Thomas
Chippendale
Edison Phonograph
Edison
GEO. A. Clark CO
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