Moving Picture Industry Aims to Educate Worldwide Audiences
A historical reflection on early cinema development argues moving pictures could teach viewers about world cultures. It envisions a documentary tour of nations, with lectures accompanying films to broaden public understanding. The piece praises technical progress and predicts schools will use machines in lectures, transforming education globally.
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Pullig
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M Weed
Millliona
Ecbroks All Over the Inbablisite. World Will Sachange
Fms
Ottelomns
Vet En Education
Motive and Beams Among InterMountain Thoughts
A fragmented, archaic essay ponders motive versus action, citing James and moral testing across generations. It hints at social expectation and personal sacrifice, with a critique of labor, education, and the shaping of character through work and belief.
Fragmented Lines Reflect On Worthiness And State
The text contemplates the meaning of merit and public uplift, noting that some claim moral progress depends on the support of popular and personal groups. It hints at a debate over advancement through faith, culture, and shared values without specifying concrete actions or outcomes.
Rail freight shift hinted as Western Pacific eyed to Ogden
In Elko Nevada reports say Western Pacific line could divert California freight from the older route via Ogden as Gould builds toward Italian Francisco. Two transfer crews at the Rio Grande platform face obsolescence if Gould extends north. rivalry with Southern Pacific and Rio Grande networks reshapes Idaho trade.
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Focal Railroad
Weatery
Pacite
Elko
Neate
Ogden
Southern Pacific
California
Biko
Hlo Grande
Gould
Pase
Oden Anteway
Rio Grande
Western Pacific
Italian Francisco
Wem Parte
Trutusse Tneresta
Onden
Mam
Idaho
Walter Ts Nee
Gorthern
Pigeon Carrier Plans and Forest Notes Highlighted
A century archive discusses a carrier pigeon system with a camera and military use, detailing flight ranges and timed photo shoots near Berlin. It also covers forest management, Christmas tree cutting, and the need for sustainable thinning to balance timber supply with conservation.
Defense of Christmas Tree Customs Stirs Forest Service Debate
A fragment explores whether the annual Christmas tree tradition harms forest resources. It notes forests are tapped to supply millions of trees and raises questions from families and Sunday schools about balancing celebration with conservation. The text argues the custom should be maintained while conserving forest resources.
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Forest Service
Orrmeny Je
Christine
Theraelves
States Forest Service
Forset Preservaton
Happy Homes
Corletmas Trea
Bonday
United States
Forestry reform plans threaten timber supply levels
The piece argues that current forestry practices, aiming at conservation, will not allow the country to sustain its forty billion feet of lumber used annually, noting limited resources during peak Christmas demand and the need for reform.
Fragmented Policy Musings Stirring Forester Chronicle Rumors
A garbled political column discusses forest policy, perpetual privileges, and speculation about a new president. It mentions Rockeltner, a submarine, $30,000 campaigning funds, and various named figures in a satirical, disjointed tone.
Incoherent OCR Snippet Sparks Territorial Quarrel Rumor
Fragmentary text mentions an otter and a misread plea about paying a person to steal branding. Mentions Mr. Roosevelt broadcast with bio and Western research. Confused lines imply a political or regional dispute with unclear actors and place.
Hebrews Facing Expulsion From Finland
Dispatch from Molttugtors Finland notes that about thirty families are ordered to emigrate. The report describes new restrictions on Hebrew residents, banning property ownership and citizenship, with limited residency rights. A draft bill targets cruelty to animals and Jewish slaughter methods, provoking fear of harsher action in Russia.
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Molttugtors
Eapolsiona
Hetreme
Finland
Af Cuca
Finoland
Senate
Haircuts Helped Spread Christianity in Japan
Chicago reports that Christian aid workers and the Y.M.C.A. used haircuts and shaves to comfort wounded soldiers in Japan after a recent conflict. Workers, led by Hibbard, redid uniforms and offered hygiene care, attracting attention as they treated injuries and distributed tickets to manage crowds.
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Chicago
Japan
Wibbant
Y. Mic. A
Hibbard
Fiest
Oil War Veterans to Become Extinct by 1960
Civil War veterans face extinction, said Past Commander C P. Fairsett. He warned there will be 247 survivors by 1945 and only twenty three a decade later, with the last veteran gone by 1960. Experts say the figures reflect expected lifespans of veterans.
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C. P. Fiarsett
Auxiliary Bishop of San Francisco Appointed
Washington reports the pope has appointed Degats J. O'Connell as auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of San Francisco. The appointment follows papal briefs approved by the papal secretary of state and confirms the elevated role within the church hierarchy.
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San Francisco
Washington
Degats J. O'Connell
Gacolis University
Austrary
Bax Prandeca
Toe Eablegtacs
Road to choose next Tec tor halted by election notes
The Romda authorities will now ab send to the selection of the next Tec tor. The lst of candidates wil leave eall. The compasis of option tit pointe to Bisop Carroll of Montana ga the neat head of the paper insitation.
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Eall
Tit Pointe
Bisop Carroll
Montana
Greek Patriarch of Jerusalem Dethroned in Turbulent Reign
Jerusalem dispatch reports the Greek synod dethroning Demiance the Jerusalem patriarch who favored reforms for Greece rejected under Ottoman rule. The synod moves to compel obedience as high church authority seeks guidance from Constantinople.
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Jerusalem
Demiance
Goek
Fer tilizing plant destroyed by fire at Nelson Morris
Fire yesterday afternoon wrecked the fermentation plant and tool room at the Nelson Morris packing plant in Missouri. Loss is estimated at about 26000 dollars. Officials say the blaze will not interfere with plant operations.
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RL Joseph
Galifornia deportation case and family notices
New York dispatch reports G More arrested in lower California for shooting a Mexican and being deported. The notice also mentions More’s age around 84, marriage to Jennie Coats Lyco, mother Gerah Elisabeth Morea, and a will not mentioning W G Moree. It notes Cornelia Norve as a relative and references a person named Mize Cornelia Norve in connection with the family history.
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New York
G. More
California
Aye Hn
Jennie Coats Lyco
Gerah Elisabeth Morea
Beatie
W. G. Moree
Ton Morea
Frast Rumel Plans Trip to California for Property Hunt
Frast Rumel, a noted plan ter, and Mr. Morse departed New York for California about two years ago to inspect potential sites for property near the western coast. The pair aims to assess available holdings and market conditions during their travels.
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Frast Rumel
Mr. Morse
New York
California
New York financiers called to express views to federal body
New York financiers plan to travel to Washington during the running week to present views on pending financial measures as the national monetary commission sits in regular session. An informal meeting at the Plaza tomorrow may gather Benetom Aldrich Teller and Representative Vereland. Many prominent bankers and writers are expected to call on the commissioners, following an official mission's work.
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Mae
Washingtom
National Monetary Cormission
Tait Tex
Benetom Aldrich and
Teller
Vereland
Plass Domorrow
FOUNG EVA OMINSSE IN xX CAR AT DURAN
El Paso detectives report seven employees of the Western Railroad were found in a box car at Duran Mo. They were supplied with water and provisions and had traveled from Redlands California to Chicago. Inspectors say there was no evidence of an organised smuggling band.
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