The Kind of Man Herriot Is
An analysis from Paris and Manchester correspondents portrays Edouard Herriot as a modern French leader poised to guide France into a new era. It describes his liberal, pro commerce stance, ties to Manchester’s model, and a vision of France expanding in industry, finance, and international influence. The piece notes his past caution on Ruhr involvement and his potential as a radical Socialist premier who speaks little beforehand but acts decisively when required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merried
Manchester
San Vic
Terriot
Geormany
Germany
Caristias
Dawes Vandene
Wertiat
France
Poincare
Foch
Hin
Europe
Bank Lumbey
Willy
England
Topriot
Bovtuse
Alanine
Nunse
cuIne
Curis
Ution
Manchester Daily
Hint
Eiglands
Middle West
Fis
Geestan
Hasiurg
Frankfort
Lyons
Amalgin
Marie
Herriot
America
Merrion
Bixcountre
Clemenceau
Uetain
Paris
Heeriot
Wuntil
Ruhr
Aton
Bloc Des Gauches
Soane
Caxton
Flanders
Monkeys at Kindia Guinea to Aid Pasteur Institute
An orphan asylum for infant monkeys near Kindia Guinea will be opened by the Pasteur Institute of Paris to raise and study apes for protective serums. Chimpanzees will live in cottages on piles, cared for by native nurses, and educated for future laboratory work in immunology and physiology.
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Africa
Pasteur Institute of Paris
Louis Rouband
Calmette
Kipling
Kindia
Im Guinea
Cadmette
Calillette
Pasteur Institute
Poiret
Guinea
Keko
Loriitgya
Wilber
Figglig Srnme
Vaswar Institute
Roubstad
Drill
Paris
How You Get Your Surname
The article traces surname origins from pre Norman England when single names sufficed to distinguish people. It notes landowners adding estate names, trades as identifiers, and patronymic shifts like John the Tailor or Roger’s Henry. It also covers sur naming via nicknames and derivations from given names and colors.
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England
Deen
Henry Johns
Williams
Richards
Henry
Winchester
Durham
Henry of
Peterborough
Janes
Robert
Ong Smith
Fletcher
Butcher
Callies
Winter
Wintner
Leach
Hector
Vet
Clark
Painter
Butler
Johns
John Robis
John Jot
John Herbert
Roger
Maury Rogers
Gilbertson
Gilberts
Gibson
Gibbs
Gilbert
Wireless Condensers and Assembly for Amateur Receivers
The article explains fixed condensers in wireless receivers, noting amateur methods to build them and when to buy ready-made units. It details plate counts, dielectric materials, assembly steps, and soldering, plus remarks on a Sterling Privatouch speaker and a printer’s typographic idiosyncrasies in historic context.
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UL wWelay
Aldus Manutius and the Aldine punctuation system
By early sixteenth century printing emerged as an art distinct from manuscript writing. The new medium abandoned hyphenated scripts and adopted a standardized punctuation system based on Greek diacritical dots, breaking lines into words and sentences. The Aldine method, born from fifteenth century printing, influenced later punctuation schemes via improvements by topographers.
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Aldus Manutius
Apostle of Punctuation and Printing History
The text discusses early punctuation use and typography arising with movable type. It references 15th century printing, Psalter by Bust and Schoeller, and Sweyn, Purent Subiten, Ramus, and Copinger, noting the development of punctuation marks and their influence on readable text.
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Rmusic
Schoeller
Sweynhuins
Hook
Health Notes on Teeth and Conduct Link in Public Health
A dubious link is drawn between tooth health and overall conduct, arguing dead teeth and silent infections can poison the body and trigger illness. The piece stresses dental decay as a hidden threat, urging regular care and removal of sick teeth to improve health and behavior.
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Lola
South
Sere
Jony
Ins Jain
Neighbours or a Night in Yellowstone
Readable passages describe a Yellowstone gathering of sagebrushers, neighbors, and families arriving by road and rail, parking tents and “lizzie” sign-painter wagon, campfires, and the social mix. The piece surveys attire, camping gear, journeys, and the sense of shared frontier community under the park’s vast landscape. It highlights unity among diverse travelers and quotes Stephen T. Mather praising the melting-pot spirit of national parks visitors.
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Asone
Ted
New York
Toledo
Mike
Californ
Agaiust
Manning
Orfer Tees
Gernaty
Rustier
Valeri
Ceres
von Dude
Slive
Clue
Hawaii
Williams
Frank
Stephen T. Mather
Hints For The Home Use Of Various Materials
Fragmented reading lists hints and procedures for home craft use. It mentions glue paper silk cloth and chalk a guide to care wear marks on fabrics and tools. Several garbled phrases reference powders salts and simple household tasks with unclear sequence or outcomes.
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Orphan Asylum
Jody
Wireless Notes
Apostle OF
Morecover
Yellowstone
Ehamuis
Syane
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