Moon Lifting Power By Moon Overhead Explained
Washington explains moon’s gravity is tiny on individual objects yet creates tides. The National Geographic Society bulletin notes Leviathan would lose only a few drops of gasoline weight, Willie Smith’s bear and Mrs. Smith’s earrings even less.
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Natonal Geographic Society
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Thirteenth Woman Finds No Husband in Berlin
Berlin faces 800000 superfluous women with one thirteenth seeking a husband elsewhere. Yet Berlin women work, with every third in gainful jobs outside the home. only one tenth of homes have servants, raising employed women to about 2,000,000 versus 1,400,000 men.
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Berlin
Insurance policy yields $2000 yearly for life of Inocencio Galindo
Panama City reports resident Inocencio Galindo has secured a life annuity policy paying $2000 per year for life after an $8700 premium. He will also receive $500 quarterly, totaling substantial continued benefits beyond the premium, offset by lost interest on the initial sum.
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Panama City
Inocencio Galindo
Galindo
Galind
Unusual Divorce Decree Orders Couple to Share Home
Milwaukee circuit judge Oscar M. Fritz grants a divorce decree to Guy Slaughter and orders the former couple to live under one roof to foster reconciliation. The plaintiff receives custody of the children with the husband maintaining a household for him, the wife, and the children. she gets a separate room.
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Milwaukee
Oscar M. Fritz
Guy Slaughter
Estelle Slaughter
Slaughter
Indiscreet Woman Wins Citizenship Bid in Federal ruling
In Brooklyn, Federal Judge Robert A Inch admitted Maria Draginsky to citizenship despite naturalization objections citing alleged immorality. Draginsky, 24, from Brooklyn, had a past in Russia involving an intimate relationship and a later marriage. Her father Samuel Gaushanok defended her, insisting no court can declare immorality from an indiscreet surrender.
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Iumoral
Robert A Inch
Brooklyn
Maria Draginsky
Samuel Gaushanok
The
Naturalization Bureau
Russia
Dmitri Draginsky
Georgg
Poolish
Oklahoma counties lead in oil production across state
Forty four of Oklahoma's seventy seven counties now produce oil and more are expected to join the oil boom. Dr Charles N Gould notes every oil barrel yields many by products while Marland Oil reports about 890 by products from petroleum. The 1926 state output from all resources totals 1 000 480 000 with oil gas and minerals contributing over half.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Charles N. Gould
Oklahoma Geological Survey
Marland Oil Company
New Turkish Envoy Ahmed Moukhtar Bey Portrait in Washington
The new Turkish ambassador to the United States, Ahmed Moukhtar Bey, appeared for a formal portrait in Washington signaling the start of his diplomatic posting to the United States.
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William Tyler Page
Congress
United States Capitol
United States
Ahmed Moukhtar Bey
Washington
Czar of Dairies Larson Resigns to Lead National Dairy Council
Dr. C. W. Larson resigns as chief of dairy industries in the Department of Agriculture to take the post as director of the National Dairy Council.
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Dairy Industries
Department of Agriculture
National Dairy Council
Be Seen Through Thornee- Gown Looks Like Hilda’s
Conversation notes a dress described as resembling Hilda’s gown. No further detail on color style or exact design is provided.
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Thornee
Hilda
Herbert
It Tenant Complains of Roof Leak to Landlord
It tenant tells the landlord the roof leaks and has a hole the size of a thumb. Landlord responds asking why bother him about it.
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