Large single copper crystals reveal new property changes in metal
Read about the production of large single copper crystals at Schenectady’s laboratory, created by slow cooling to form towering crystals. The article explains bending behavior, surface etching effects, and X ray confirmation, noting distinct properties beyond ordinary copper and the role of crystal structure in deformation.
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Rehi-Libaratory
Geren ‘Etre
Schenectady
P.bridgman
Harvard University
Doctor Davey
Davey
Fraud in Stocks Costs Nation Half Billion Dollars
National survey by the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World finds industrial Midwest states hardest hit by fraudulent stock promoters. Losses average six dollars per person, with Michigan Ohio and Indiana as major sufferers. Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey also show high per capita losses, while the old South and agricultural West fare better.
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Middle West
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
National
Associated Advertising Clubs
Chambers of Commerce
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Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New Jersey
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Lou EB. Holland
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New Malady for Workmen From Labyrinth in the Ear
The article describes a new malady among workers linked to the labyrinth in the inner ear. Symptoms mimic elevator motion, with plunger style lifts causing sustained heaves and jerky stops. Effects vary from severe leg discomfort to unsteady walking and loss of directional control, resembling locomotor ataxia stages.
Sapphires and Emeralds Intrigue English Women
English women favor sapphires and emeralds over rubies with diamonds and pearls remaining essential. West End jewelers note emeralds surged after Princess Mary’s engagement ring, and sapphires pair strikingly with green gems. Flexible platinum bracelets with mixed stones lead fashion, while pearl ropes stay popular.
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London
West End
Mary
Hat Many Members Women Co operative Guild of London
A fragment notes a co operative guild in London with many women members. The item mentions 52 000 married working women and the phrase guild of London now hung.
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Guild
Guild of London
Hng
Grid star six years unhurt by accident or injury
Hoge Workman, a standout Ohio State player, never missed a game due to injury in six years of football. In three varsity seasons he only sat out four times, enduring frequent hits as a forward passer, safety, and punter while delivering strong defense and tackling. He hailed from Huntington, West Virginia, coached by Arch Reilly.
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Michigan
Buckeyes
Buckeye
Ohio State
Stamps
Workman
Huntington
W Va
Arch Reilly
Jarvis to Sail Shartrack Aemiflus Jarvis to Command
Sir Thomas Lipton announced Jarvis will command the schooner Shartrack Aemiflus Jarvis in the 1920 America's Cup defense off Sandy Hook. Jarvis is serving a lengthily sentence at a jail farm in Toronto and is reported promised to take the helm once released.
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Aemiflus Jarvis
Sir Thomas Lipton
Sandy Hook
Mr Jarvis
Sir Thomas
Jarvis
Toeronto
Baseball players to wear five inch numbers for fans
Thomas Juckey, president, asks club owners to place five inch numbers on players for post season games so fans can identify stars like Corltos on the field. The move aims to help fans follow individual players during play in the American Association.
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Stuilar
Thomas Juckey
Am’ Fy Corltos
Steger to Study Law After Football Career Ends
Michigan lettermen plan for Warder games amid graduation and business life. Steger from Park will begin law study possibly at Northwestern University. He may aid Coach Little on the gridiron if study out of Ann Arbor. Ted Rockwell of Ann Arbor has chosen athletic coaching as his life work.
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Steger
Michigan
Tlerb Steger
Quk Park
Northwestern University
Ann Arbor
Little
Ted Rockwell
Eva Morrison Sets New Swim Feat in Boston Harbor
Miss Eva Morrison completes a challenging traverse from Deer Island Light to Graves Light in rough 47 degree water. Her ongoing aims include swimming the English Channel, with recent feats underscoring her endurance and resolve.
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Eva Morrison
Boston Light
Deer Island Light
Graves Light
English Channel
Mack Boosting Yankees Says 1925 Race Is Wide Open
Connie Mack predicts the New York Yankees will rebound as a different club next season. He cites overconfidence after past success and says the Yankees will be the most dangerous team in the American League and the one to beat to win a pennant.
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Mack
Yankees
Connie Mack
New York Americans
Yantrs
Intercollegiate Fencing Leagues Form Three Divisions
The Intercollegiate Fencing Association now has three leagues. League one includes Cornell Syracuse Hamilton and West Point. League two contains Pennsylvania Columbia the Navy and NYU. League three comprises Harvard MIT and Yale with championships set for March or April 1925.
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Intercollegiate
USC Coach Elmer Henderson Guides Rugged Pac Coast Schedule
Coach Elmer Henderson leads USC as the football program tackles one of the toughest schedules on the Pacific coast amid a demanding slate for the season.
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Elmer Ehenderson
University of Southern California
Pirates Pitcher John Morrison Known For Fishing Hobby
John D Morrison of the Pittsburgh Pirates enjoys fishing in the off season between baseball duties. The right hander, 5 foot 11, weighs about 190 pounds, hails from Pellesille Han over County Ka, first played in Birmingham and joined the Pirates two years later.
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J. Morrison
Pirates
John Dewey Morrison
Pittsburgh Pirates
Johnny
Pellesille
Hanover County
Owensboro
Heigmar
Morrison
Birmingham
Pirates Metson
Lombardo Sets Speed Record in Buenos Aires Race
Lombardo, nicknamed Speedy Lomas, clocked a blazing time in a Buenos Aires sprint race. The event, held on Sint Street, saw the standout finish in three minutes, seven and three fifths seconds, challenging the celebrated street racing mark.
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Bredre Camedulies de da Sermo
Buenos Aires
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Waortels
Sint Steet
GOK
Old World Soccer Document Shows Early Global Game
A French Journal des Sports de l Afrique du Nord notes an engraving from 1823 found in Paris showing degroes playing football with 11 players and a central player. It cites 1498 Europeans in Guinea witnessing a native ball game with 11 players and a ring while Britain issued prohibitions on the sport as early as 1014.
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Journal Des Sports de l'Afrique du Nord
France
Quai Des Grands-Augustins
Paris
Degroes
America
Christopher Columbus
Guinea
England
Edward H
Edward HI
Wwenry IV
Henry VIII
Elizabeth
Penn Coach Lou Young Guides Near-Perfect Campaign
Head coach Lou Young leads the University of Pennsylvania football team to a near perfect season with no ties and at most one defeat after a tough schedule, marking the best record to date for the term.
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Lou Young
University of Pennaslvanna
Notable Figures in 1920s Sport and Athletics Noted
Notes highlight Jess Willard as a historic heavyweight champion and Tommy Gibbons praised as a top fighter. Midshipman Augustus Lentz elected navy football captain. Global sports updates include a rifle team win for the Americans, Olympic figure changes, and managerial moves in baseball including Cy Barger seeking Springfield Western leadership.
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Augustus W Lentz
Jersey City
Navy
Vegetable Compound Brings Relief for Women’s Ailments
Mrs A Honey of Columbia South Carolina endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as relief for backache nervousness and other ailments from early life to middle age. She reports improved health after three years of illness and credits the product with lifting her condition during the change of life. A country wide canvass found 98 of 100 respondents benefited by the compound.
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Honey
Columbia
South Carolina
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Prevent Skin Trouble With Resinol Ointment
Do not ignore small rashes or skin roughness as they can worsen. Keep Resinol Ointment ready to stop itching and reduce inflammation, with Resinol Soap popular for cleansing. Available at all druggists.
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children
Advertising copy promotes Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders as a remedy for headaches fever stomach troubles and irregular bowels in children. It claims decades of use and offers a free trial package from the Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
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Sala Hy
Mother Gray Co
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Marriage Phases and the Giving Away of the Bride
The text traces two stages of marriage development, force and contract. It notes that in the contract stage there was no solemn surrender by the bride’s guardian, and it links the Anglo-Saxon marriage service to the printing of and the custom of giving away the bride.
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Ken Williams
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