American Power Plans Cross-State Hydro Line to NYC
The American Super-Power corporation seeks federal permits to build a Niagara to Yonkers hydro electric transmission line costing about 27.46 million dollars. It would deliver base load to New York City and extend power to underserved southern and central regions, transporting Niagara power hundreds of miles for the first time. The plan includes converting the La Salle to Lewiston cable for water transport and enabling a ship canal around Niagara Falls, forming an all-American Lake Erie to Lake Ontario link.
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Postwar U S Army artillery study defines ideal gun types
A 1918 Caliber Board report shaped postwar planning for six weapon types. It favored a light 5.6 inch gun with man killing rounds for infantry, a medium pair for corps, and a heavy pair for field armies, noting the Infantry remains central to U S operations and that 76 mm and 75 mm guns could serve as substitutes.
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National Guard
Westward farm wealth leads 1920 census figures
Boston transcript notes the 1920 census places total US farm property at 77.024 billion and farm crops 1919 value at 14.756 billion. Irony lies in the westward shift of agricultural wealth, with Iowa leading farm values at 8.625 billion, Illinois second, Texas surpassing Iowa in crop value, and New York ranking thirteenth as the upper Mississippi Valley holds the bulk of wealth.
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Alaskan Fish Pirates Declared Target of Federal War
Department of Justice plans joint action with Treasury and Commerce to curb Alaska southeastern coast depredations blamed on so called Alaskan fish pirates. Dan Sutherland cites complaints by salmon packing firms and vows legal punishment for pirates in Chicago Seattle Portland and San Francisco.
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Portland
San Francisco
Sutherland
Fuluehooda
Bathing Beach Neckwear Sets Steal Summer Spotlight
Fashion notes describe neckwear and lace detailing for beach outfits. Descriptions cover collars, vestees, capes, and sleeveless net waists, with Jersey cloth bathing suits and practical knitted fabrics in blue, gray, and white.
Pretty Bathing and Beach Costumes
The article describes midseason accessor ies including sleeveless vests with long sleeves extending below the wrist line to wear under a suit. It highlights high standing collars with embroidery in yellow and orchid and mentions an all over white embroidered fabric as a fashionable note.
Bowron Seeks Relief After Forty Years of Indigestion
B H Bowron of Los Angeles credits Taniac with curing decades of indigestion. He reports improved appetite, better sleep, and lasting health after using the remedy. He says a bottle or two restores his condition when feeling unwell and calls Taniac ideal for similar sufferers. Taniac sold by all good druggists.
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Chinese diplomat cites stereotype of Chinese as innocent
Dr Wellington Koo in New York recalls a Peking merchant story about a foreigner paying $20 weekly for board but not leaving any money, prompting the merchant to cut rates to $10 after six months to avoid larger losses. The tale underscores misperceptions about Chinese people.
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Dinder Harty
New York
Peking
Lake Eyre mystery lake expedition seeks solution
A scientific expedition plans to solve the secret of Lake Eyre in Australia’s interior. The lake lies 400 miles from the near edge, fed by seven distant rivers that flood the inland desert. during rains it becomes a floodplain and then recedes back to a lake.
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Eyre
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Hyre
Crippled Partner Sparks Quarrel Over Unequal Coverage
A Detroit News clipping quotes a local manufacturer calling Cripples sensitive about vanity and praising their cheerfulness while denouncing inappropriate public mention of his own life. He alleges his partner with one leg demanded equal treatment and that media attention caused a two day quarrel over a missing game feature.
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Deetroit News
Uniform orders for Marine Committee officers 1770
The September 5 1770 Marine Committee order describes officers uniforms with a green vent facing white, round cuts, slashed sleeves and pockets, round buttons, and white waistcoat and breeches edged in green. It notes green shirts for the men if procurable.
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Fragmented chatty garbled exchange from Birmingham paper
A mangled quotation about a striking incident at Plymouth and Spruce, with misrendered dialogue and names. It appears as an OCR fragment from the Birmingham Age-Herald. No clear persons or acts are confirmed.
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The Real Fact and Dark Horses in Politics
A witty exchange contrasts a wife’s distinguished background with a sharp retort about in-law lineage. The piece then notes politicians are sometimes labeled dark horses due to their questionable records.
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Dark Horses
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