Pampa Transformed by Rail and Iron Barriers
Argentina extends 12000 miles of sheet iron barriers on the pampa to fortify against locusts while railways reshape the plains. European immigration, new towns, and vast wheat and alfalfa production fuel a dramatic economic rise across 250000 square miles.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, DC
WNU
Pampa
Atlantic Seaboard
Andes Mountains
Equator
Paris
Canaan
South
Atlantic
Custer
Miles
Crook
Argentina
General Roca
Europe
Nile Valley
Egypt
Liverpool
United States
Canada
Australia
Russia
President plans 60 cent dollar outlined in Roosevelt message
President Roosevelt outlined a monetary program to Congress proposing a 60 cent floor on the dollar, government takeover of gold held by the Fed, creation of a 2 million dollar equalization fund, and a bullion standard. The plan aims to stabilize prices, reduce hoarding, and guide future business commitments amid opposition over constitutionality.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Federal
Treasury
Great Britain
Glass
Gore
McAdoo
Michigan Bandits Rounded Up In Fast Bank Heist
Three men identified as members of a machine gun gang robbed the First National Bank at Burr Oak Michigan of under 1000 dollars. Two assailants wounded by state police during the raid hid in a cottage at Middle Lake. a third was captured later. Names given include Vincent Minnici Joe MacDonald and John Smith. The time lock kept vaults from opening. about 500 dollars found on two wounded men.
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Michigan
Burr Oak
Mich
First National Bank
Sturgis Hospital
Middle Lake
Vincent Minnici
Chicago
Joe MacDonald
John Smith
G. D. Bordner
Hines Dies En Route Home From Turkey
Walker D. Hines once head of the U S railroads mission to Turkey died in Merino Italy at age sixty three. He fell ill in Italy after June trip and death was due to apoplexy. Burial took place in Florence Italy.
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W. D. Hines
Turkey
New York
Walker D. Hines
Merino
Italy
Hines
Europe
Paul Tison
Darien, Conn
Florence
Very Lights Save Pilot in Pittsburgh Smog Incident
In a Pittsburgh smog, three hours of search failed to locate the army airport. Lieut W D Coursey and Adam J Countryman used very pistols and green flares to aid rescue. A pilot and his brother in law of Mayor McNair were saved after landing safely.
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Pittsburgh
William N. McNair
W. D. Coursey
Adam J
Army
Coursey
Judo Gains Value as Combat Aid Worldwide
Washington Star notes Judo's rise in Britain France and Japan with demonstrations for soldiers and officials. Dr Jigoro Kano champions a mental jiujutsu approach emphasizing incapacitation rather than killing. The piece urges U S army and police to study the method as a useful defense and discipline.
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America
England
France
Jigoro Kano
London
Paris
British
War Office
French War Office
Ceonservatoire Des Arts Et Metiers
Ecole Militaire
Hippolyte
Japan
China
Inazo
Nitobe
Doctor Kane
Great Britain
United States
Washington Star
Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative
Hospitals and doctors prefer liquid laxatives for precise dosing and controlled action. A proper liquid laxative such as Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is gentle on the kidneys, non habit forming, and suitable for all ages, making bowels regular like clockwork. It warns against habitual strong pills and emphasizes safety and effectiveness.
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Dr. Caldwell
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Spain
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Panama
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Plata
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Mendoza
Jujuy
Veru
Argentine
Oklahoma
Missouri
Pampa- West
Andes
Chile
Newburyport
Mass
William Wheelwright
BAYER
Gm Ce Broek
Garfield Tea
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Maiden, Mase
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