National Democrat weekly to be published by Democrats
Washington May 16 Democrats announce a weekly newspaper named National Democrat to promote militant publicity for the party. Representative William A. Oldfield says it will be guided by an advisory board and publish in the party's interest without favoring factions or candidates. He predicts a circulation of 1,000,000 before next year’s elections.
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Man could live 150 years with sixpence a head for research
London April 18 Sir Ronald Ross argues that allocating sixpence per person to scientific research could extend human life to about 150 years by eradicating germs. He notes life expectancy has risen from the 34–38 year range to about 54–60 years in eight decades and predicts further gains if research funds rise.
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Wild Sea Birds Return To Baltic Bathing Resorts
Hamburg reports successful efforts to protect bird life on North Sea islands including Jotland Elienbogen and Norder. Ornithologist Naumann noted Frisian Islands once teemed with terns and mews, but modern resorts damaged nests. measures now allow birds to return to breeding sites.
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Baseball scores from major and minor leagues
National League games include Washington 12 over St. Louis 7 and Philadelphia 8 over Detroit 7. New York 6 over Chicago 5 and Cleveland 10 over Boston 7. Southern League results show New York 7 over Cincinnati 2 and Philadelphia 8 over Chicago 4. Sally League highlights include Atlanta 5 at Nashville 7 and New Orleans 1 over Little Rock 5. Mobile 4 over Memphis 6 and Birmingham 6 over Chattanooga 3. Augusta 5 over Knoxville 4, Macon 5 over Asheville 4, Columbia 4 over Spartanburg 3, while Greenville outscored Charlotte 13 to 7.
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Baseball and football matchups listed by leagues
American League games spread across cities including Washington St Louis Philadelphia Detroit Boston Cleveland New York Chicago St Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati New York Boston Nashville Atlanta Chattanooga Birmingham Memphis Mobile Little Rock New Orleans Sicily League contests feature Augusta Knoxville Macon Asheville Columbia Spartanburg Charlotte Greenville with teams facing varied rivals.
Agility Greatest Asset Of Pedestrians In Rome
Rome authorities begin traffic regulation innovations to protect pedestrians amid narrow sidewalks and reckless drivers. The Corso Umberto and Via Condotti offer minimal space for foot traffic while taxis speed through busy streets, forcing pedestrians to dodge into hallways for safety.
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Paris
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Piazza di Spagna
Making Up the Mind Courage and Resolve
The passage asserts that courage falters when one imagines avoiding demands. It argues there is strength and success in forming a decision and keeping it fixed, highlighting mental discipline as the key to steadfast choices.
What the Lions Club May Do for Thomasville
Winston Brown argues the Lions Club can spark progress in Thomasville by aiding the Junior Chamber of Commerce, boosting tourism with promotions, and pushing park, public building, and yard improvements. He urges organized committees, better health campaigns, school engagement, and stronger father son ties to guide youth.
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Fate of Curry in Hands of Governor
Lee Curry of Toombs county sits under a death sentence for the murder of Burleigh Phillips near Lyons. Governor Walker is expected to decide today after final pleas by defense lawyers. a lunacy commission possible to assess sanity. Curry has faced five trials. prosecutors urge no insanity plea to alter the verdict.
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Georgia Supreme Court Reverses Quadruple Conviction Case
The subject has been convicted four times with one mistrial and the Georgia Supreme Court has reversed the case three times. A few weeks ago the court affirmed the lower court decision. The Georgia Prison Commission refused to recommend executive clemency. The hearing occurred behind closed doors with reporters barred from entry.
Frigid Humboldt Current Reaches Tropic Coast Disrupting Climate
A National Geographic bulletin reports the Humboldt or Peruvian Current may be shifting its course, bringing icy waters to Peru’s tropical coast and triggering unusual weather. Dead birds and fish observed by a steamer captain accompany reports of heavy rains in formerly dry regions and rivers appearing overnight.
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Peruvian Guano and the Wealth of Sea Birds
The article explains how guano from Peru is formed mainly from fish eating birds and their eggs and remains. It highlights that nitrogen rich Peruvian guano is highly valued for fertilizer and identifies key birds such as the guanay cormorant the pelican and the gannet as central to the industry aided by abundant anchoveta fish in the Peruvian Current.
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Century Old Philadelphia Theater Milestones
The first American drama company formed in Philadelphia in 1749. The city built its first permanent playhouse in 1766, with parts of its walls still standing.
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