Churned Butter and Latin Now Churns Oceans
In Woodbury Kentucky Admiral Claude Bloch, 60, commander in chief of the fleet, rose from drawings of ships to oversee 300 ships, 60,000 officers and nearly 1,000 planes. His career spans from 1898 to World War I and includes the Navy Cross. He learned Latin while churning at home and became a steady, studious leader with a life of service.
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York
Woodbury
United States
Pacific
Claude Charles Bloch
Norfolk
Annapolis
Cervera
Santiago Harbor
Sampson
Plattsburg
Navy
Louisville
Einstein
Planck
Heisenberg
California Institute of Technology
Millikan
Consolidated News Features
Ear Specialists Measure Hearing Ability and Health Tips
Ear specialists now measure hearing ability with an audiometer and tailor hearing aids to the defect. The piece urges regular doctor visits for overall health, warns against excessive health worry, and cites common sense in diet sleep and exercise. It also lists the American Society for the Hard of Hearing for aid guidance.
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American Society For the
Thirty-fifth Street
Washington, D. C
Socrates
Cannon
Harvard
Gladstone
Service
Soldiering Tale From Schofield Barracks on Hawaii Island
A 1920 Hawaii incident at Schofield Barracks near Honolulu recounts Charley Saval and fellow soldiers facing heat and mosquitoes. The Kid, a silent rookies, snaps during guard duty and fatally shoots Corporal Bradley and Howe. Charley defeats The Kid after a brutal struggle, both men dying, The Kid sent home. Charley survives.
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Ello
Hawaii
Waikiki
South Sea
Charles Laval
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charley
13Th Field Artillery
Schofield Barracks
Honolulu
United States
Paradise
Schofield
Tropics
Charley Saval
Bradley
Howe
States
WNU Service
Noah Webster and the 1828 American Dictionary
Noah Webster published the first American Dictionary of the English Language in New York in 1828. He earlier released the American Spelling Book and, after a European sojourn, produced the dictionary in Cambridge England, with editions in 1828 and 1840 containing thousands of words and definitions not found in rivals.
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Noah Webster
New York
Europe
America
Paris
England
Cambridge
Great Britain
Webster
Lesson for May 14 from International Council of Religious Education
The notice lists a lesson for May 14 with subject selections and scripture texts chosen by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
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International Council of Religious Education
Making a Practical Valance for a Bed
Ruth Wyeth Spears describes sewing a practical bed valance to suit two different second floor bedrooms. The simple room uses a quilt as a bedspread while the other features flowery glazed chintz with bright greenish blue accents.
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Ruth Wyeth Spears
Clever valance solve helps bed cover springs
The passage describes a valance and its foundation serving as a cover for springs, with a diagram showing how the problem was fixed. It promotes Book 1 for house projects and Book 2 Embroidery and Gifts for crafting ideas, priced 25 cents each. Ordering both includes a quilt leaflet of 36 authentic embroidery stitches free. Address: Mrs Spears Chicago Illinois.
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Spears
S. Desplaines St
Chicago
Ill
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Robert A. Millikan
Merchants Association
London
Achilles
James W. Barton
Today’s Health Column
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Adventurers’ Club
Corporal Bradley
Corporal Howe
Paul
Christ
Ephesus
Demetrius
Asia
Diana
God
Macedonia
Achaia
Jerusalem
Miletus
Til
Jesus Christ
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Luist, D. D
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Moody Institute of Chicago, Western Newspaper Union
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Froude
Garfield Tea
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Garfield
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