Fragmentary 1922 events and historic milestones
The readable text cites varied items from 1922 to 1935 and earlier, noting births and deaths of public figures in Britain and the United States, including Thomps on and a Cincinnati born physicist, as well as references to Ithaca and Providence. It mentions Ohio statehood in 1803, Britain’s Admiral Duckworth, Knights of Pythias founded in 1861, Edison patenting the phonograph, and reciprocal draft treaties among Great Britain, Canada, and the United States in 1935, plus a Tennessee House vote on evolution in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
United States
Tennessee
Tlouse
Hill
U S Makes Movie Showing Motor at Work
The Interior Department with a major car maker produced a silent educational film The Power Watching showing internal combustion engine construction and lubrication. It explains engine power uses with animated drawings and cautions against gear and cylinder wall damage from improper lubrication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
Department of Interior
Countis
Eel
Proper Use of Choke and Fuel in Car Carburetors
The article explains how to correctly operate carburetors during gasoline use, focusing on the choke mechanism, fuel waste reduction, and efficient power control for smooth engine performance. It outlines practical steps for optimal fuel economy and reliable starting.
Border tensions flare as Mongolia clashes widen world anxiety
The article outlines rising border frictions among Japan Russia and Manchukuo Outer Mongolia with both powers expanding influence over Chinese territories. It notes consulate withdrawals press control and possible divisions of Inner Mongolia while warning that the border risk could spark wider conflict. The piece stresses the global unease and the delicate balance preventing open war.
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Japan
Manchoukuo
Outer Mongolia
Orient
Pat Rovie Thiepublic
Ship of
Cews
Atical
Mianchoukhuo
Tokye
Mianchoukuo
Russia
Siberia
Vanchouhuanglish
Tokyo
V Manchenkuo
Iidef
Ethiopia
Jnite
China
Inner Mongolia
Japim
Great Britain
Cobb Named Baseball's Greatest Player In All Time
The piece lauds Ty Cobb as the top figure in baseball history among legends like Honus Wagner Babe Ruth and Christy Mathewson. It praises Cobb's 24-year career as unmatched in both hitting and fielding and notes his enduring impact on fans and the game, while doubting if his equal will ever appear.
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Napoleon Lajore
Honus Wagner
Christy Mathewson
Walter Johnson
Babe Ruth
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Hee
Monkeys in Human Society Mirror Behaviors at Zoos and Yale
A Chicago Lincoln Park Zoo dispatch notes visitors mimicking apes and monkeys. Yale researchers train an ape to imitate a financier, highlighting learned behavior. The piece argues environment shapes manners over bloodlines, reflecting on human and ape conduct.
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Lincoln Park Zoo
Chicago
Stan
Yale
Monkers
Earth
Darwin Wight
Gadgets at Oakland inventor’s exhibit poke fun at bores
A Philadelphia inquirer critique notes clever but trivial devices on display in Oakland California. From an automatic lipstick spreader to window washing gadgets and a revolving door mat, the piece mocks gadgets as substitutes for work while imagining a device that eliminates bores or deafens after dinner speakers. It laments Americans chase profitable investments at the expense of imagination.
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Oakland
California
Philadelpha Inquirer
Golden Legion Bible Reading and Isaiah Reflections
A reflective Bible reading note discusses Isaiah 40 to 50, linking Israel’s captivity to a call for spiritual restoration. It cites Markham’s poem The Man With the Hoe as a parable of Babylonian suffering and urges trust in God’s deliverance. The piece closes urging readers to partake of the Word as nourishment for the soul.
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Edwin Markham
Elles
Babylonia
Israel
Deductions For Taxes Under 1934 Revenue Act
Taxpayers may deduct real estate and personal property taxes paid in 1935 but not local improvement taxes such as streets and drainage. State and federal income taxes have specific rules, with corporate and estate taxes excluded from deduction. Other deductible items include customs duties, admission taxes above 4 cents, club dues, certain telephone and rental taxes, state license fees, and auto license fees. Gasoline and sales taxes depend on state law.
Taxation rights and deductions between purchaser and officials
A compact note discusses the tax consequences of deductions between a buyer and district secretaries, outlining how the right to deduct may vary across jurisdictions. It highlights that deduction rules depend on who pays the tax and the agreement setting who bears the burden.
Penny Savings Aid 47 Destitute Families
SIMCOE Ontario relief effort aided 47 destitute families with beef and bread funds from a penny jar. Alder Joseph Church initiated the relief, installing a glass barrel in the municipal building to collect pennies from himself friends and callers. After a year he opened the barrel and found 1.50 dollars in coppers spent on food for relief.
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Simcoe
Aldermin Joseph Church
Rooime
Church
Tsery
Notable anniversaries of early science and arts figures
The record lists anniversaries for Copernicus born 1473 and died May 24 1543, David Carrick a theatrical figure born 1779 died 1798, William Dunlap a New York painter and writer born Perth Amboy died Sept 28 1839, Sir Allan MacNab Canadian statesman born Aug 1 1822, and Stephen Smith a New York surgeon public health reformer born in Onondaga with references to their era and contributions.
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William Dunlap
New York
Perthrebo
Allan No McNah
Dred
Sepien Smith
Miainmeer
American Public Health
Quondaga
Notable figures and births listed from distant years
A compilation of names with varied origins and professions, including Dr Thomas Jo See Valle Jo Cal an astronomer and mathematician. Newcomb Cileton of New York Civ chatmain. Rev Robert F Jones Methodist Episcopal Bishop of New Orleans. William H Diehk of Memphis president of a Mississippi blood control association. Garet Garrett of Tuckador journalist. Curk Alen Treasury Department official. John H Fiher Federal Home Loan Board chair. Sven Anders Hedman Swedish explorer.
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Thomas Jo
Vallejo
Cal
Matheimatician
Wmongomery
Ity
Newcomb Cileton
New York
Chatmain
Beard
Western
Elizabeth
Joe Vedis
Robert F Jones
Epscopal Bishop
New Orleans
Greensboro
William H Diehk
Memphis
Native scholar with retiring disposition seeks rising eminence
The subject is a studious person of humble birth with a retiring, steady nature. Despite cool affections, they possess deep intuition and potential to attain great eminence through steady effort.
Englandston College Founded by Ilonty Vio in 1441
The article notes that Englandston College was founded in 1441 by Ilonty Vio as a school offering free education to 70 scholars. It states that 70 continue to receive free board and education, with 1000 others also benefiting from such arrangements.
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Englindston College
Ilonty Vio
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