Britwell Court Library sale grosses 75330 dollars
London April 10. A portion of the Britwell Court Library was sold raising 75330 dollars with Dr. Rosenbach of Philadelphia paying 59545 dollars. He notably bid 19000 dollars for an Elizabethan quarto Aenone and Paris of 1594, claimed unique. Other items included Way of Dialogues 1621 at 8100, The New Nutbrown Maid 3800, The Battle of the Senses 1750, and A Dialogue Between Experience and a Courtier 1490. A small volume Observations Divine and Moral by John Robinson also noted.
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London
Britwell Court Library
Rosenbach
Philadelphia
Paris
Robert Arlett
Solomon
Roger Rbieston
Thomas Lodge
Sir David Lindsays
America
John Robinson
The
Pilgrim Pathers
Dental Health Week Stresses Teeth and Nutrition Link
The article links tooth health to overall disease, noting 70 percent of Pennsylvania schoolchildren show dental defects and citing Mayo and Osler on teeth as central to digestion and health. In Washington County a week of voluntary dental exams aims to cover Crawfordsville and area schools with a team of six dentists conducting sessions Monday through Thursday at multiple schools.
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Norman Sage
Frank Sage
the Fox
Willaam Osler
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Washington County
Washington
Crawfordsville
A. M. Wallace
McConnaughey
Dental Health
Dental Hygiene for the Child in Dental Health Week
Washington marks Dental Health Week with grade school clinics and child dental exams. Teachers must emphasize daily mouth care over occasional dentist visits to prevent decay and correct deformities that impair chewing and facial form. Prevention could cut costs and reduce handicaps tied to oral conditions.
Iowa Night News Summary
Nevada Marion section reports a child drowns in a kitchen water pail. Dubuque notes a major factory fire causing substantial losses. A Mississippi bridge study begins north of Dubuque. Des Moines invites a May conference on farm economics. Four Des Moines girls found after circus disappearance in Winterset. Clinton plans a 40 000 kilowatt power station linked by line to Dubuque. Des Moines reports opposition to one man street cars. Alta suit for divorce filed by Olena Johnson against Hans Johnson over basic support.
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Clinton
Dubuque
Interstate Power Company
Clinton Gags and Electric Company
Alta
Olena Johnson
Hans Johnson
Tropics Sun Hotter Than Normal Again
After more than two years of two percent below normal heat the tropics climate has returned to normal levels with sunlight intensity rising back to standard values.
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Tropics
Snakes Used for Medicine in Japan Industry
Between four and a half million snakes are used annually in Japan for medicinal purposes. Over two hundred men in the Mt Souki and Shiga Ken areas earn their living by snake catching.
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Japan
Mt. Souki
Shiga-Ken
Rats fed on hothouse tomatoes develop scurvy
A report states rats fed on hothouse grown tomatoes develop scurvy, while rats fed on outdoor sun grown tomatoes do not. This contrasts the health effects of tomato cultivation environments.
Baby’s Cry Reaches Mythic Height Ambition
A newborn’s incessant wail for a full day and night is said to supply enough energy for the infant to lift himself toward the top of the Washington Monument, a tale illustrating extraordinary persistence.
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Washington Monument
California winery stores 2.5 million gallons awaiting dry law change
A California winery holds 2,500,000 gallons of dry and sweet wines aging in casks as lawmakers consider revisions to the dry law. The stock reflects potential market shifts if restrictions are eased or amended.
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California
Trains in Kansas Adopt Revised Whistle Blasts Rule
Kansas refines train whistle rule permitting three blasts instead of four, aligning with other states and updating the statute. The change affects locomotive operators and safety procedures on rail lines across the state.
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Kansas
States
Radiator Cap Changes Color With Heat by Iodide Mix
A radiator cap has been invented that displays color changes through hundreds of heating and cooling cycles. The device uses combinations of metallic iodides to produce color shifts, indicating temperature changes.
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Hersides
Rebecca Laubach
China
Margery
Lillian Dunbar
Bob
Betty
Little Sisters
First United Presbyterian Church
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First Church
Reserve
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Catherine McConnaughey
Althea Montgomery
City Young Women's Christian Association
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Myrtle Micon
Catelyn “McCleery
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Florence Brookhart
Dorothea Thompson
Esteile
Davidson
Dorothy Clark
Mary Kerr
Clarice Wenzel
Isabelle Davis
Mabel
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Loretta Patterson
Kalona
Anna Patterson
Lester Kern
Martin Kern
Holy Trinity Church
Richmond
Shaffers
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Hilton Grady
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Fleur-de
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Pennyslvania
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Los Angeles
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Hollywood
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Iowa State College
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Wellston Social Club
Paul Harvey
United Presbyterian Church
Moose Lodge
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Rebekah
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Womang Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Ezra Gardner
W. M. Keeley
Musenatine
First Presbyterian Church
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A. Sewing Circle
J. C. Swift
Omar
Alexandria
Province of
Stiermark
Britwell
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P. M. Heights
Dr. Davis
American Journal of Public Health
New York City
Iowa
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Marion
Wesley Huff
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Mississippi
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Wisconsin
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Des Moines
Middle Western Farm Organisation
Milo Reno
Iowa Farmers’ Union
Winterset
J. B. Wiley
Street Car Men’s Union
Ideal Bakery
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Washington Dairy
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Herbert Little
University of Wisconsin
Ruby Black
National Woman’s Party
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Ladies Summer Union
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