Methodist Service Highlights at Bible School with Choir and Oratorio
The morning service featured an organist Milburn McKay directing a young choir while Dr. Bowers preached on the parable of the sower. A Christmas Oratorio performance followed with solos by Donald Anderson and others, praised for fine vocal tone and strong church music leadership.
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Bible School
Milburn McKay
Speidel
Paul
Philamon
Dr. Bowers
American Bible Society
Dee
Shwe
Bowers
Christ
Lewis Warren
Averette Geis
Donald W Gerson
Ande
Ethel Knight
F Katherine Gritfin
Marvel Schuster
Everett Griffith
Herma Schuster
Donald Anderson
Cecilian Choir
Richel Knight
Anderson
Griffith
Jer
Selius
Dhoir
Mr. Anderson
Daisy Hill patients form music band to aid morale
London reports Poor Law patients at Daisy Hill Institution, mainly epileptic, organized into a band to boost spirits. The Institution Committee plans to supply a full jazz instrument set, following patients already owning a piano violins and two concertinas.
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London
Dees
Ford
Daisy Hill Institution
Pretford Board of Guardans
Fragmented North Dakota item on hunting and fashion origins
A garbled North Dakota wire item discusses hunting and a three pound fowl. It shifts to a note about Ray Hunter and sales, then references John O’Lendon’s weekly. A Steinkirk anecdote recalls French nobles waking at Steinkirk in August 1622 and the origin of the neckcloth cravat.
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John O'Lendon
Steinkirk
Speedometer in Us Long Before Autos
Report notes that speed measurement existed before automobiles with early devices showing circles and scales. Evelyn’s diary cites a coach and wheels. observers imagined speed thresholds, centuries before modern speedometers, as travelers faced alarms and police traps.
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Evelyn
London Daily Mail
Happiest Man Marries Man in Nanterre Suburb Ceremony
In Nanterre suburb of Parks the couple tied their vows in a late ceremony. Friends carried the groom through streets on a decorated conveyance as banners and garlands announced the event. The groom wore a fanciful cap and bore a basket of gifts for guests amid festive cheers.
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Nanterre
Friens
Grimgult
Bel
Marzle
Cheebarros
Sieng
Frien
Grinault
Carey
Remarkable Res Emphasis At First Day Class
A fragmented report notes a student with repeated course stalls and a striking resemblance to a brother from last semester. The dialogue hints at a professor's absence and a remark about uncanny similarity, reflecting a chaotic classroom exchange.
Early Photography Timings and Landscape Limitations Discussed
The article reviews early photographic processes by Louis Daguerre and Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre, noting a landscape capture took about two hours at best. It explains the sun’s brightness limits and how later improvements reduced exposure times, highlighting the evolution of photographic speed and practicality.
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Ogae
Louis Jacques Mande
CNIS
Eaf
Paving Leadville Finds Hidden Gold Deposit
A historic paving project in Leadville revealed unexpectedly rich gold content beneath the graded earth. The find emerged where wagons once hauled materials for the original street surfacing and the area was cold during the work.
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Leadville
Eurastometer Tests Human Power In Horsepower Units
A new device named the eurastometer measures human strength in horsepower. It uses four bicycle transmissions and a hand wheel to drive a resisted cylinder. The tester maintains a set revolutions per minute while a weight brake provides resistance and readings follow a standard. Washington.
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Hich
Washington
Dead Reckoning Defined in Navigation and Flight
Dead reckoning fills a ship or plane’s position using only charts, compass, and log without any astronomical fixes. The method relies on prior knowledge of course speed and time to estimate current location.
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Lindberg Lew
Pathttider
Dinosaur bones found across states from Connecticut to Texas
The article notes dinosaur bones are not limited to the western states but have been found from Connecticut through New Jersey Maryland District of Columbia and South Carolina to the Gulf states including Mississippi Alabama and Texas. Most specimens are reported in the West with discoveries beginning on the plains.
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Connecticut
New Jersey
Maryland
Columpia
South Carolina
Gulf
Mississippi
Alabama
Tejas
Plains Outey
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Orward
Allaas
Peter
John
Waildon
East
Athens
Tieton
Earle W. Corbin & CO
Tde Square Ays
Washis
Washington, Iowa
Hunt
Small Boy
Game
Albert
Kaysis City Star
ATER
Eben
W. F. Jacobs & Son
Cleveland
Warren
Wolf Floral Co
Mater Kent
Haich
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