Death of Marshal Foch Shocks World War Hero Remembered
France mourns Marshal Ferdinand Foch dies in Paris at 78 after influenza complications. General Pershing attends funeral as U S honors the allied commander with flags at half mast and 21-gun salutes. Hoover sends condolences while praise comes from officials about his leadership at the Marne and the 1918 unified command.
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Marshal Ferdinand Foch
Paris
Marshal Foch
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St. Helena
Des France
Chamber of Deputies
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John J. Pershing
Riviera
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War Department
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Foch
American Legion
Middle West
Texas
the Legion
Kansas City
Francia Drake
Asabe
Hoover reserves two fishing havens near Washington
President Hoover has secured two nearby fishing locations for use during opportunities near the capital. One is Catoctin Manor in Catoctin Maryland and the other lies in Shenandoah National Park Virginia. A new lodge will be built near the Rapidan River headwaters for his use on fishing trips in the Blue Ridge region.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Johnston Removed as Oklahoma Governor by Senate
Henry S S Johnston was ousted from the Oklahoma governorship by the state senate court of impeachment. Found guilty on a charge of general incompetency and exonerated on nine other charges from the house. The dramatic vote capped over two years of political turbulence ending in 1929.
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Pigeon of Verdun to Have a Paris Monument
Paris honors the famed carrier pigeon known as the Pigeon of Verdun after it delivered a last urgent message during the Verdun siege. The bird, last seen carrying a note from Commandant Raynal, earned the Croix de Guerre and is to be commemorated with a monument in the capital.
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Verdun
National Federation of Colombophile Societies of
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Federation of Pigeon Fanciers Clubs
Viau Lachapelle Bridges in Quebec Bar Tolls
The Quebec government will grant funds to Montreal to cover construction costs for the Viau and Lachapelle bridges with no tolls. The move ends debate over toll collection and clears traffic flows from Montreal to northern routes via the province’s main road network toward Mont Laurier, Maniwaki, Hull and beyond.
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Lachapelle
Quebec
Montreal
Mont Laurier
Maniwaki
Hull
Women Eager to Ride Down 600 Foot Shafts
Mongon Maine reports night watchman Frank Cowan that women show more eagerness than men to descend to the bottom of 600 foot shafts at the glaze quarries. Three shafts run 675 675 and 700 feet deep with tunnels extending from the ultimate depths. All are electrically lit and women often ride down on the same platform used by miners.
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Mongon
Maine
Frank Cowan
Giant Redwoods to Be Preserved and Replanted
Timber interests and foresters plan long term forest renewal across the West Coast redwood belt. Each year private companies plant millions of young trees to replace mature redwoods, aiming for perpetual commercial forests and sustained pulpwood supplies, with nurseries producing up to 1.5 million transplants.
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Ore
West Coast
Great Woods
Pacific Northwest
Redwood
Oregon
California
New Digestant Found in Sap of the Papaya
Miami horticulturist Dr. J. Peterson says papain the white milky sap of the papaya acts like pepsin for stomach troubles with faster results. A drop of dry papain dissolves a square inch of steak in two minutes. Papaya, once tied to Central America, is now popular in health food markets with diverse preparations and flavors.
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Miami
Fla
J. Peterson
Central America
Ice Man Faces Carbonic Dry Ice Rival
New York reports the ice man confronts competition from dry ice, produced by compressing carbonic gas to dense form at minus 114 degrees. Efforts aim to cut dry ice costs and create smaller containers for the refrigerant.
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Ice Man
New York
Stenographer Sheds Light on Relativity Through Aztec Codes
Kansas City stenographer Miss Virgie Vail has spent ten years studying astronomy to make relativity understandable. She devised diagrams using numbers from the ancient Aztec calendar stone, arranging signs in circular and spiral forms to illustrate aspects of relativity.
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Kansas City
Virgie Vail
Miss Vail
When Food Sours an Antacid Choice
Aimed at indigestion, the ad claims Phillips Milk of Magnesia corrects an acid condition within minutes. It restores digestion, removes sourness and gas after meals, and prevents distress two hours post eating. It contrasts with soda as a temporary relief.
Engineer uses electrified water to steer young salmon
An engineer proposes an electrified water zone to deter juvenile salmon from entering irrigation canals. The device acts as a stop sign, guiding fish back toward the main river channel and reducing loss.
How did you find that cheap house you bought
A terse exchange hints at a real estate bargain turning costly. The remark implies a buyer felt the purchase, though initially framed as cheap, proved financially burdensome or surprising in expense.
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Back Hurts Flush Kidneys
When kidneys hurt and the back aches, avoid overloading with drugs. Keep kidneys clean by drinking water and using Jad Salts or similar lithia water compounds to flush and stimulate kidney function. The remedy promotes urine production and neutralizes acids, aiding bladder comfort.
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