The Rightest Thing of All by McClure Syndicate
In a small-town home, Page Newton returns from war to face forgery accusations as Bertha and Jane Merry confront love and loyalty. Joe Gardner admits his deceit, Page forgives him, and Bertha signals Jane as the true partner, leading to a hopeful, shared future for all.
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Jane Merry
Bertha
Jane
Page Newton
Sam
Sing
Betty
St Page
Fertha
Hem
Jake
Joe Gardner
Page
Rdner
Joe
Kangaroo Foot Language Warns Hunters Says Australian Naturalist
An Australian naturalist asserts kangaroos communicate by foot thumps, using a coded system to signal danger and retreat. He describes light thumps as caution, stronger thumps as danger, and circling footwork as a warning to back off, urging hunters to understand the signals.
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Africa
French mathematician Painleve seeks a universe without a spinning earth
The Youth's Companion cites M. Painleve, a famous French mathematician and former minister, claiming he works on reconciling Newton with Bluetein. The note mocks his assertion that the earth and stars do not whirl in space and notes the public's confusion over his explanations.
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France
M. Painleve
Newton
Bluetein
M. Painlove
M. Painiere
Insulin From Fish Discovered by Canadian Doctors
Canadian physicians report insulin extracted from monk and skate fish as a promising diabetes cure. The Toronto biological board sent Captain Rigby to St. Andrews New Brunswick where fish-derived insulin was prepared and judged highly satisfactory.
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North Atlantic
Biological Board of Toronto
Rigby
St. Andrews
N. B
Christmas on the Maud A Polar Christmas aboard the ice bound ship
The Amundsen drift expedition crew of the 300 foot schooner Maud spend their second Christmas amid polar darkness. Captain Roald Amundsen and leader Oscar Wisting share gifts and letters from home as six large Christmas boxes are opened marking relatives and friends who kept faith through over a year of isolation. The ship’s wireless links with Norway keep greetings flowing while the crew, facing a five to seven year drift, uphold courage in the name of science.
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Oscar Wisting
Prof
H. U. Sverdrup
Nome
Alaska
Maud
Amundsen
North Pole
Bering Sea
Greenland Sea
Roald Amundsen
United States
Norway
New Wire Fastening Machine Invented
A machine is described that fastens wire around slipping cases by first tightening the wire, then twisting it, and finally cutting the ends. The device aims to streamline securing wraps with a compact sequence of actions.
Moorhead Visitors At Crawfordsville Christmas
Ralph and Loren Moorhead of Des Moines are spending several days with their Moorhead grandparents. Local families welcomed relatives during Christmas visits including the McCoys, Clarence Moorhead family, Mak children, and others from Oakdale, Iowa City, and Washington.
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Crawfordsville
Ralph
Loren Moorhead
Des Moines
J. A. Moorhead
Dayton
Georgia Gault McClain
Oakdale
Ill
A. E. Gault
J. F. Buxbaum
Grace Hill
H. A. Engel
John Bullers
Emma Lou
John Robert
Oskaloosa
Aletha Holmes
Washington
Mrs. Shrader
Arnold Miller
W. G. Robertson
Margaret
Henry
Ainsworth
Margaret Hull
Lee Lease
Mrs. M. D. Work
Dutch Demand Eight Months Of Sun Bleaching For Linen
The Dutch required eight months of constant sprinkling and bleaching in the sun during linen production in Hol land.
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Holland
Bear's Winter Diet: Fat Stores From Summer Secretions
A bear in the temperate zone survives winter by metabolizing fat stored under its skin from summer months. The stored fat provides essential energy during hibernation, with the animal relying on these reserves until spring.
Penitentiary Population Reaches New High at Ft Madison
At Ft Madison on Oct 26 the state penitentiary reports 51 inmates, a peak not seen before. Many new arrivals come from across the state and are assigned to the chair factory as fall work slows. The population has risen steadily since shortly after World War I.
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FT. Madison
Uganda appoints European elephant hunters
Nairobi dispatch reports Uganda colony to appoint several European hunters to drive off raiding elephants. Government will claim the ivory as its property. The note cites elephant raids on native crops as the reason for organized hunting.
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Uganda
Nairobi
Central Africa
Piles Can Be Cured Without Surgery
An instructional book by Dr. A. B. McCleary, Kansas City, presents a noninvasive method to cure piles without cutting or hospital stays. It claims twenty four years of success in over eight thousand cases and offers the book postpaid free to interested readers who send their name and address.
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A. 8. McCleary
Kansas City
McCleary
Parkview Banitarium
District Court Names Goff and Goff Members in Case
John Krebs presides in a District Court proceeding listing plaintiff 7S and defendants including John J. Goff Nehemiah Tunis Mary J. Goff Mary Jane Goff and William H. Goff. The fragment notes a civil action among family or associated parties.
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John J. Goff
Nehemiah Tunis
Mary J. Goff
Mary Jane Goff
William H
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Martha Williams
McClure Newspa
Gardner
Ither M Defendants
District Court
Washington County
Iowa
Livingston & Bicher
W. R. McCall
Emma B. McCall
W. M. Montgomery
Ross T. Crawford
Della Crawford
J. T. Washington
J. T. Washing
John Anderson
Anderson
Fice
District Court of
Emma _K. McCall
Livingston & Richer
China
Washington Oil Co
John Krebs
Buick
Roedeter
Seden
Tucker & Eicher
White Way Garage
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