Inland waterways push by American Line and North American Terminals
The American Line and North American Terminals announce plans to expand river barge and rail service linking Pittsburgh to New Orleans. They outline private capital aims, 20 boats and 200 barges, a 1,600,000 ton coal pier, and a St Paul terminal, seeking through rates to compete with federal lines and spur regional industrial growth.
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Glory Ky
Sorcie
Imlau
Sivewe
Louise
Obopi
Pittshersh
New Orns
W. L. Hard
Iowa
Cairo
Pittsburgh
Hine
Azo
New Orleans
American
Ge Line Company
Gulfport
Ohio
Islvania
Virgin Kentucky
Indiana
Mlinor
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Keny Mountain
Great Lakes
American Line
Federal Lines
Federal
Mississippi
L .M. McLeod
Orleans
Iicam
West Virginia
Onisville
Thorain
Calhoun
North“mm Terminals Company
Gor* Harding
St. Paul
Janet Returns Home to Mountains Amid Family Firestorm
Janet James travels home for Christmas after years away on Broadway. Uncle Pete secretly plans a surprise while Janet faces a bitter confrontation when her father, Parson James, arrives with damning papers. Pete defends Janet with force, driving away the accuser, but the town’s gossip brands Janet as fallen, and the Petes’ loyalty tests her heart as she leaves once more.
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Janet
Abe
Pete
Elmers
Derry
Xeonle
Mariella
Kelly
Big Sandy
Lotus
Lems
Jaret
Denny
Daniel James
Jock
Broadway
Tate
James
Dan James
Pete Elmer
Madson Square Garden
Parson James
Thor Azresdl
Forsie
Ape Soul Claim Stuns Scientists In Bold Borlase Study
Los Angeles reports sensational claim by physiologist Jack Borlase that science may produce an ape soul by shifting mental activity between brain hemispheres. He describes ten years of experiments claiming control over handedness and mirror writing to unlock a 100 percent brain utilization, with a theory linking left hemisphere development to right handedness.
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Jack Borlase
Borlase
Bolrase
Herve
Borase
Leo P
Pat” Kelly
Los Angeles
Cal
Myrtle Mellas
F. A. Parmenter
Annie Elliott
Henry Bjorkman
Anna Wilson
Mia Alva Fletcher
R. G. Boyles
Henry Gediman
Baker
Edwin Knupp
Ella Gehr
Jeanette Haskell
Florence Kimbsll
Kelly
Ape Soul Debate Links Brain, Evolution and Morality
Taiz argues that discovery of left brain vision differs from right brain vision and that human soul emerges from arm and hand use shaping brain hemispheres. He proposes training apes with mechanical devices to develop ambidextrous skills to accelerate evolution, suggesting eventual speech and reason and even immortality, while noting only a divine act could grant a soul.
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Taiz
Bor- Jase
Boriase
Poison bait used to trap rats at Erie prison
Erie police report two men offered to clear the Erie County prison of vermin for 15 dollars by lacing food with barium. The scheme mimicked Pied Piper lore using poisoned apples and sweets instead of music, raising concerns over security and pest control methods.
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Erie
Erie County
Believes Giant Airships Will Link Nations
Sir Samuel Hoare, Britain’s air minister, says giant airships like the R-100 and R-101 could connect Britain with North and South America and other dominions through regular crossings. He favors airships for long journeys, noting their range, comfort, and silence compared with airplanes, while predicting future long trips by air.
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Henry T. Russell
United Press
Goprimgat
United Press London
Samuel Hoare
Britain
North
South America
Samuel
Air Ministry
Whitehall
Air
Sir Samuel
England
Labor minister envisions safe altair aircraft future
Sir Samuel discusses De La Cierva flying machines and hopes to perfect vertical takeoff. He notes ongoing experiments face speed safety tradeoffs, aims to combine both factors. He travels by air, enjoys tennis, skating, languages, and reads in bed. He will not reveal a rival player’s name.
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Prince of Wales
Alratris
Samuel
de la Cierva
Sir Samuel
St Moritz
Viever
Judge admonishes teen for flirting with bus drivers
In Kansas City juvenile court Judge A Stanford Lion tells 34 year old Martha Ryan to stop flirting with bus and taxi drivers after neighbors and friends complained. The ruling follows a juvenile case filed over the behavior in public streets.
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Kansas City
Bors
A. Stanford Lion
Ting
Martha Ryan
Martha
PULLEE A PRODIGY ST JOHNSVILLE RECORD PULLET
A white Leghorn pullet owned by Homer Fietcher and George Hays, amateur farmers, is believed to have set a record by laying an egg 4 months and 8 days after hatching and continuing as a constant producer.
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Pullee
ST. Johnsville
Homer Fietcher
George Hays
Cleveland Woman Praises Nielsen Lactic Milk for Diabetes
A Cleveland woman credits Nielsen Laboratories Lactic Milk with reversing severe diabetes and rectal illness, reporting a 100 percent improvement after using one and a half cases. She states doctors offered no hope, and hopes the letter informs other diabetics of this purported cure.
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Cleveland
N. D. Nielsen
Very Truir
John Fiez
Pearl Rd
Ohio
Woman minister visits state reformatory in Hockwell City
A 31 year old minister recounts visiting Hockwell City reformatory then returning home to garden duties. She notes rediscovering her wedding ring while digging potatoes, a scene tied to a reward of patience. The clipping mentions Padacare and Ocean fish varieties as part of the odd mix.
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Hockwell City
Westport
Ind
J. F. Hamilton
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Des Moines
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West End Furniture Store
West Broad
Robert Dickey
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