Ancient Relics Found at Asine in Greece Excavations
The Swedish archaeological mission reports 300 artifacts from Asine Greece including pottery bronzes coins and jewelry. Excavations on Barburia hill uncover a Roman bath walls Mycenaean and pre Mycenaean remains and two Mycenaean necropolis sections likely for elite and common populations.
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Stockholm
Swedic Archeological Mission
Greece
Asine
Argos
Argolis
Peloponnesus
Stocklin
Attea
Sween
Woden
Hellas
Thepper
Barunia
Edrock
Barburia
Poseidon
Otter Refuses Cash Offers for New York Zoo
An otter at a Bronx zoo, presented by a sea captain, ignores offers to be sold. Keeper Henry Landsman tames the animal which follows him everywhere, standing seven inches tall and thirty eight inches long with a twenty two inch tail.
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New York
New York Zoological Park
Henry Landsman
Bronx
President Coolidge
Landsman
Baby Born With Heart On Right Side In Good Health
Six month old son of Mr and Mrs A A Harris of McCook Nebraska is being examined at a local hospital after doctors noted his heart is on the right side of his body. Physicians hope to learn the cause while the baby shows no serious illness aside from slight breathing difficulty.
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Omaha
Neb
A. A. Harris
McCook
J. J. Keegan
Plans Campaign on Tubercular Poultry
Millnois agriculture director J Stanard announced a state wide campaign to eradicate avian tuberculosis in poultry. He said dairy TB eradication reduced spread and boosted hog prices. the avian plan aims for same benefits through breeder cooperation and official flock inspections including autopsies and TB testing. Flocks with over 25 percent diseased birds may be removed for two months and facilities disinfected with restocking by disease free birds.
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J. Stanard
Millnois Department of Agriculture
Stanard
Republican Nominee Pledges Integrity in Public Utilities Reform
Newark Ohio special report details Myers Y Cooper and Frank B Willis leading Ohio Republicans to open the 1926 campaign with vows of economy and reform. Cooper pledges to reorganize the welfare and public utilities commissions while Willis cites Harding Coolidge era tax cuts and debt relief as proof of GOP governance.
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Newark
Ohio
Myers Y. Cooper
Frank B. Willis
Harding
Coolidge
Cooper
William Morgan
James O. Mills
Clarence J. Brown
Edward C. Turner
Bert B. Buckley
Supreme Judge
Carrington T. Marshall
Thomas A. Jones
Edward §. Matthias
Willis
Wilson
Cooper Promises Tough Ban Backed by Taxpayer Funds
Cooper pledges a hard ban funded by taxpayers and vows to appoint men of ability integrity and training to the public utilities commission. He opposes the half mill highway levy re enactment and any state gasoline tax increase now. He aims to cut state payroll, reform government management, notes treasury bankruptcy, cites an 80 percent rise in state costs in five years and 430 percent since 1910. He condemns political middlemen and calls for a separate manager for the state fair and tighter Blue Sky stock scrutiny.
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Cooper
Ohio
Treasury
Highway Department
Public Utilities Commission
Senate
Utilities Commission
Blue Sky Division
Will Reject Democratic Tariff Chaos and War Plans, Willis States
Willis highlights GOP claims of tax cuts totaling 5 million dollars daily and debt payoff of 3 million daily, says 90 percent of taxpayers gain from income tax cuts, and praises armament limits as peace steps. He cites roads funding, credits acts, and farm benefits, argues prosperity from American pricing, and urges bond value restoration to par. He warns against tariff revision and opposes League of Nations domination.
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Willis
Uncle Sam
Whistler Snubs Introduction at Gallery Walkthrough
Forgivable James M Whistler, famed for quirks, walked a gallery with eyeglass in hand. A fellow artist asked for an intro to Whistler. the American paused, glanced at his friend B, then said it doesn’t matter, in a toss of casual indifference.
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James M. Whistler
Whistler
Mr. B
Goat virtues in history and domestic life
The goat has long been misunderstood yet plays a key role in human progress. Esteemed by Semitic peoples, its milk and meat served as food, and today it is noted for its friendliness and strong utility comparable to dogs, cows, and sheep.
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Peloponnesus
Poet Delivers Ultra Long Poem to Editor
A rejected poet presents a bulky manuscript to the editor who dismisses it as too long and too wide and thick. The exchange shows the editor in a blunt mood after declining six prior submissions.
Electricity for Belts in Experiments Tests Grip on Pulleys
Electricity for Belts in experiments uses a smooth insulating coating on pulleys to charge the belt by friction. The belt gains electricity on its inner surface while passing over the coating, inducing opposite charge in the pulley metal and creating strong attraction between belt and pulley.
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Hudson River
Wedish
Peloponnesian City
Finland
Lauri Kristian Relander
Maja Lisa Relander
Kultaranta
Golden Coast
Senator Willis
United States
League of Nations
Washington
America
Packers’ Stock Yard
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