Caesarian Burns Rail to Win for Corky Milam at Latonia
At Latonia Race Track Corky Milam rides Caesarian a chestnut gelding through a rail rail run to beat rivals in the Quickstep handicap. The gelding narrowly wins as Corky pushes tough through a late rail opening amid tense crowds.
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Zippy
Vanner
Sunrise
Latonia
Pat Calhoun
Jock
Corky Milamo
Corky
Emil Milam
Lutonia
Mall
Corks
Caesarian
Umber Three
Caesariong
Slim
Saim
Caus O
Old Caesar
Caaesarian
Rod
Sam
Typewriter Keyboard Design Aids Easy Typing Reach
The keyboard of the typewriter is arranged so that the letters most commonly used are easily reached. This design aims to improve speed and reduce finger movement for writers.
Mystery Engravings on Chagrin River Rock Unearthed
Henry Church of Chagrin Falls, a native and blacksmith, carved a large figure of a squaw and serpent on a west bank rock near Bottleyville during summer 1855. He worked at night with lantern light, inspired by hunting and art, but stopped before completion. The carvings drew curiosity and halted progress.
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Squaw Rock
Chagrin River
Bottleyville
Ohio
Henry Church
Chagrin Walls
Chagrin Falls
Massachusetts
Miles Bridge
Ele
Elis
Hiram Maxi on Mites and Artificial Canals
Hiram Percy Maxim argues Mites lack advanced beings and that the canals prove artificial design. He suggests works visible from Earth imply a superhuman race, not necessarily humanoid, influencing his view on extraterrestrials.
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Hiram Percy Maxi
Terns Favor Woodwork for Nests After Hurricanes
Smithsonian official notes terns now lay eggs on boards when twig nests are unavailable as hurricanes strip small islands. Previously they roosted in trees and used natural debris for nests.
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Smithsonian Institution
Crossing caution urged by Judy Tuckies
Judy Tuckies advises drivers to yield at crossings and avoid arguments. She stresses stopping promptly when approaching a crossing to ensure safety and prevent incidents.
Lexington Community News Picnic Closes Successful Year
The Lexington school ended a successful year with a Friday picnic attended by about fifty. Activities included kitten ball and visits by the ladies in the afternoon. Miss Isadora Meyers plans summer study at Cedar Falls and will return in the fall.
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Lexington
Stolks
Memorial Day services and local society notes from Brighton
Memorial Day services are planned for next Wednesday at Hillcrest cemetery with a 10:15 march led by Colors Firing Squad Spanish Vets Veterans Almericant region children program and music by the Brighton Band The program includes Reading Gettysburg Address and In Flanders Field with Rev C C Goetry delivering the address Taps concludes the ceremony Also reported are the engagement of Miss duel McAllister of Ilo Iowa to Mr Theron Smith the Chapter A Q P EB O meeting at Pearl Frain the Rockford boat races results for Dr E A Horner and motor train notes from the Legion Auxiliary sewing at the Lessons hall Whoopee Day hopes and Ruth Hoskins visitations
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Brighton
Hillcrest Cemetery
Legion Hall
Rogram Music
Jlanner
America
Assembly
Reading
Gettysburg Address
Flanders Field
Cecil Jones
Rev. C. CC. Goetry Benediction Taps
Duel McAllister
Ilo
Iowa
Theron Smith
E. A. Horner
Rockford, J
H. L. Gordon
Theart Jeles
Ruth Hoskins
Raymond Hil
Fairfield
Tommy Wolf
Local Notes From Sullivan and Nearby Towns
Sullivan Missouri hosts an extended stay relative with aunt Mrs. Floyd Spielman. Vivian and Beulah attend a club meeting in Washington at Mrs. Fred Thomas home. Marjory Vanerus returns to Oakville to finish the school term. Cora Brinton returns to Menlo after visiting her brother Homer Brinton. Ronald Hyde returns from Iowa City where he covered shifts for Johnson Creamery Co. at an absent employee’s post. Virginia Elois Johns ton and Mrs Adams join Iowa City Cedar Rapids trip. Lillian Kraemer visits Muscatine relatives for the week. Wilbur Day and Mary Day with Dick and David Day visit Fairfield. Kaurle Clark becomes president of Town City Sigma Delta Chi. Rev C C Goltry has recently quit the ministry.
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F. W. Johnston
Virginia
Elois
Adams
Iowa City
Cedar Rapid
Lillian Kraemer
Muscatine
Wilbur Day
David
Mary Day
Fairfield
Kaurle Clark
Town’ City
Sigma Delta Chi
Sigma Delta Chi, National Journalistic Fraternity
Rev
C. C. Goltry
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George Best
McCture Newspaper Syndicate
Cork
Stith Sanders
Siim
Vale of Straw
Poserty
Jockey Club
Old Dee
Joval
Pieldlark
Jis
Bookles
Mars
Judy Tuckies
Bronx
N. Y
Zoo
Congress
Uss.s. Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Atlantic
Wad Corre
Ana Iner
Isadora Meyers
Cedar Falls
Lexington Ladies ” Aid
Young
Mia. Thrapp
Dill
Maude Fleming
Howard Stewart
Jean
Crawfordsville
Roy Woodford
Oskaloosa
Wade
Harold Littrel
Illinois
Werren Bishop
Littrel
Riverside
Orville Hardin
John Mapel
Washington
Helmick
Cation
Toledo
Toledo Electric Auto-Lite Company
Northrup
Jack Frye
TWA
Newark Airport
N. J
Los Angeles
Evening Journal
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