Builder crafts bungalow walls from old newspapers
In Atlanta a Cambridge man Ellis F. Stenman built a 52 layer wall and 20 layer shingles from pressed old papers. The Salvation Army reports the bungalow survived heavy rain and remains sturdy despite using discarded newspapers as material.
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King Cotton Holding Its Own Reports Say
Atlanta reports King Cotton in strong position with an almost record crop. Indications point to the third largest production in history, with a forecast around 14,339,000 bales versus 13,618,751 last year.
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Secretary Jardine Fires Henry C. Taylor in Agriculture Shakeup
Washington Aug 21 Secretary Jardine dismissed Dr Henry C Taylor chief of the bureau of agricultural economics amid a cabinet policy clash. Taylor left Washington after refusing to resign and a replacement, Thomas P Cooper of Kentucky Agricultural College, has been named but not officially accepted.
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Chicago Man Brands Victim with Initials V F on Cheek
Victor Ficke lured Walter Johnson to his home gave wine and tied him up. He and Johnson's wife branded initials V F on Johnson's cheek with a heated wire. Ficke ordered Johnson to leave town within 24 hours or be killed. Johnson reported to police. Mrs Ficke jailed. Ficke at large.
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Investigation confirms theory of ionized zone in atmosphere
Washington August 21 investigations by the Naval Research Laboratory and the Carnegie Institution disclosed results confirming an ionized region high in the atmosphere that guides radio waves. Officials said the find could cut fading and reduce the cost of high frequency transmitter stations while expanding range.
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Naval Research Laboratory
Carnegie Institution
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Capitol
Washington
Saint Paul’s Cathedral
London
American Radio Relay League
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Stand Pox in Dr Wi Cot Small Accounts
Fragmentary text hints at a local medical or public health note involving a stand orpox case, a doctor, and small accounts. Readable portions mention Dr Wi and cot, but details are unclear.
European beggar learns ten languages for alms
Vienna July 19 Rudolf Hurby known as the king of beggars has learned to beg in ten languages. Arraigned for fighting with a brother beggar he says he would rather beg honestly than become a burglar. He travels Europe without carrying a passport.
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Rudolf Hurby
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