Volcano study saves lives asserted by Jaggar in hawaii address
Volcanology, still a young science, has saved thousands of lives through predicting eruptions and earthquakes, said Professor T A Jaggar of the Kilauea observatory. He cited events from Kagoshima and St Pierre to Mont Pelee, noting how lessons from historic disasters spurred public movement, improved education, and the shift toward a science of geonomy aided by continuous measurements and mathematical risk assessment.
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Scientist Disputes Volcano Theory On Earthquakes
The article reports Prof. Daggar denying the idea that volcanoes prevent quakes and stating that earthquakes are more likely near volcanoes than elsewhere, countering the theory that volcanoes act to safely avert temblors. It notes broader skepticism about volcanic protection in seismic risk.
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Germans Attack Vessels of Norway in Norwegian Waters
Jan 26 Christiania reports German ships sailing from Norway with provisions and fuel for the whale round after contact with American food export diplomacy. German vessels operate Norwegian factories and fishing fleets, while Norway remains dependent on Germany for potassium compounds used in fertilizer and other supplies.
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Young Girls Run Mines Under Motherly Supervision
In Pearl Harbor area, two teenage girls and their mother operated a paying mine business for four years. The Peturson family, pioneer investors, built a small mill and planned to install stamp equipment. The sisters Mie gly Hawes, Tia, and Margaret were born in Juneau and overseen by their mother, handling tasks from wiring to mining gear in a four room cottage.
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Winter Outfits for Naval Men in British Waters
A 26 January dispatch reports Admiral Mayor requesting input on the suitability of Navy winter garments issued to sailors in British waters. Despite praise for knitwear from mothers and friends, the piece notes a shift to a heavier British-inspired kit to combat cold, including woolen undergarments, sea boots, windproof trousers, greatcoats, and other layers.
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Burned at School In Fire Accident At High School
Two students, Grant Sandheré and another, sustained burns while working with wood alcohol during a lab exercise at a high school. The incident occurred Tuesday, as authorities investigate the blaze and provide treatment.
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Bonded Debt of Russia a Worry in France
Correspondent notes Bolshevik renunciation of Russia's entire bonded debt alarms French bondholders who held much of the empire's debt. Paris bourse lists eighteen billion francs in bonds with French ownership high. investors fear future default, while questions arise about January coupons and potential government action.
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City Poultry Yards For Better Profits
An Inland Poultry Journal discussion argues that city yards host mixed stock with low egg output and poor appeal. It urges standard bred fowls bred for rapid growth and heavy eggs, noting one neighbor’s winter laying improved 40 percent after switching to standard-bred birds. The piece also touches a legal quip about courtroom crime talk and a child’s misunderstanding.
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Inland Poultry Journal
Unification of Methodist branches seen near certainty
Louisville report says combined Methodist membership could reach about 7,000,000 after ongoing talks in Savannah and St Louis. Rev. Frank M. Thomas cites near agreement on plans for a world church, with a general conference and regional conferences. Estimated annual expenditures in competitive territory total about $750,000 per year.
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Proposed Church Names In Consideration
The article notes a new church project and that the name is not yet decided. Several titles are under review, reflecting the group’s search for a fitting designation. Ongoing discussions involve church leadership and community input as part of the naming process.
Marmola Fat Drug Tonic Prompts Buyer Caution
A historical ad notes criticism of urging 73 cents payment to druggists for Marmola Tablets, with a Broadway supplier saying he did not stock them. It highlights public concern over weight loss products and the branding of Marmola, Marmola Prescription, and related tonics, with claims of appetite suppression and wholesale pressures.
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Commander Sparrow Relieved From Coast Guard Post
Washington telegram reports Commander I. G. Sparrow, who has served as naval commander for seven months, has been relieved and assigned to a seaport. A successor has been selected.
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Former Secretary Meyer In Critical Condition In Boston
The report notes Meyer, formerly secretary, is seriously ill in Boston. Details are sparse as officials decline to comment on the illness or its nature. The background references wage increases and a garment workers union negotiation context, but precise connections remain unclear.
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