Princess Maud Betrothal Shifts Royal Marital Prospects
Royal commentary notes Princess Maud of Fife, daughter of the Duke of Fife and sister of Princess Royal, is betrothed to a foreign sovereign. The piece discusses dynastic implications, the rarity of royal matches, and hints royal alliances may curb foreign matches in Britain. It references King George, Queen Mary, and other royal figures in a period tone.
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Wisconsin adopts new physical education training plan
Wiscon sin Governor Blaine signs a law requiring two and a half hours weekly "physical education" for public schools above kindergarten. Medical exams are excluded and teacher training programs must include play and games to prepare instructors for the new curriculum.
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Zionist Women in America Led by Henrietta Saold
Miss Henrietta Saold heads the Zionist women in America, a branch of the Zionist movement aiming to promote the establishment of a Jewish homeland in Palestine. The report highlights her leadership and the group’s goals within American Jewry.
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Oil Rush in Alaska Feeds Fantasies of a New Gold Fever
United Press reports Alaska could see a major oil boom rivaling the gold rush as 756+ permits flow for fields in the peninsula and nearby regions. Geological Survey officials warn investors to beware wildcat schemes while predicting a stampede to stake claims if first oil is struck. naval reserves and Arctic lands are noted as strategic factors.
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Sending Signatures by Wire Daily Abroad
Paris July 14 United Press reports a Belin system sends facsimiles of telegrams in the sender’s handwriting over French government lines. It uses a paper message on a revolving cylinder with light and mirrors to reproduce exact script and costs about 20 francs for messages over 100 words. A Lyons to Paris telegram of 1455 words took six minutes and would cost about 16 dollars by standard telegraph, suggesting a fast new automatic transmission method.
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Dispute over languages threatens Belgium unity
J W F Mason reports Belgium faces language strife between Flemish and Walloon populations. Flemish seek Flemish curriculum at Ghent University and broader educational parity, while Walloons warn against undermining scholarship. The clash echoes into national identity.
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Earned Education In Squared Circle
Kansas City July 16. Dr Seimeca a physician in Kansas City since 1918 reveals his past as a boxer nicknamed Behy macher. He fought Benny Leonard Mitchell Cross and others at Maryland university earning purses up to 2 596, preferring medicine now. Feather growth observed on a dead bird raises unusual ornithological notes from the state conservation department.
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Parrot feathers grew after death in New Orleans
Mrs. George Spellman of Cleveland Avenue claims her mounted parrot Polly Alex continued to grow feathers during its 30 years in life and after death. A taxidermist mounted the pet and kept it in a glass enclosure as she trimmed an ever-lengthening plumage total.
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Naval ace named to command Z K-3 destroyer tender project
An unnamed naval ace is chosen to command Z K-3 destroyer tender Metyille. The report mentions a 557 foot vessel and a plan for a spectacular order with elaborate fleet features and staged ceremonies in the presence of the fleet.
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American Legion to See Battleships at San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO July 14 The secretary of the navy Theo Roosevelt promised the naval fleet visible in San Francisco Bay during the American Legion's seventh annual national convention. Admiral Coontz will attend aboard the battleship Utah during the Legion conclave week. The fleet to be assembled includes battleships California Maryland New York Texas Arizona Pennsylvania New Mexico Idaho Tennessee likely Oklahoma Mississippi Nevada and the armored cruiser Washington.
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