Importer Products Listed as Native Lines
New York reports a shift in transoceanic commerce highlighting rising demand for rice bananas fruits and bristles while the United States maintains top global production in rice dunes prunes oranges raisins copper petroleum lumber and coal yet continues importing from Canada Mexico and the Orient paid for by domestic factory goods.
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Iulgrehange
Santerrut
Muraye
Benain
Orient
China
United States
Canada
South America
Mexico
Princess Mary Secluded by North Country Sightseers
London reports Princess Mary and her Goldsborough Hall home in York shire now troubled by relentless picnickers and curiosity seekers. Villagers protest invasions and church services have been disrupted by visitors flocking to glimpse the princess, who may relocate to London to regain privacy.
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London
Mary
Goldsborough Hall
Yorkshire
Goldsborough
England
Auuttay
Guidsborough
Vilage
Britain
Eclipse of the Sun Seen Across North America in 1925
The 1925 total solar eclipse will traverse a roughly 100 mile wide track from northern Minnesota to New York City, with the central line passing near Niagara Falls Ithaca and Poughkeepsie. Observers east of the path will see a partial phase, while the eastern Long Island end offers prime viewing near the central line. The article explains the chromosphere and corona and details the mechanics of eclipses and visibility conditions.
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Minnesota
Gila Wisconsin
Mighi- Ban
Ontario
New York
Buffalo
New York City
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Niagara Falls
Ithaca
Poughkeepsie
New York State
New Haven
United States
Canada
Isnace
Altko
Earth
Geo Philpot Urged as Member Soldiers Relief Commission
A Cedar Falls delegation from the Woman’s Relief corps and one veteran urged the county board to appoint George Philpot to the soldiers relief commission. They cited Grand Army Post support and fairness in including Civil War, Spanish American War, and World War veterans. The board said no application was filed and pledged action, aiming to represent all wars.
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Woman’s Relief Corps of
Cedar Falls
George Philpot
County Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Grand Army Post
Philpot
John Call
Ed Refshauge
Philnot
Ta Porte City
G. W. Cotton
Waterlog
R. F. Metner
Coffar
Philiot
Merner
Meeting to Decide Cedar Fails Appointment Change
During the day officials would discuss the matter and determine whether to change the Cedar Fails appointment. The outcome hinges on the discussion and next steps decided by the committee.
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Cedar
Bolshes Bolshes Ballet and Chauve Souris Revue in London
United Press reports a revived imperial Russian Ballet now Diaghilev's Russian Ballet and the Chauve Souris revue in London sharing the winter drama season. Both shows attract audiences near the Strand and Coliseum as they tour toward the United States.
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United Press
London
Britain
Ballet Russe
Imperial Russian Ballet
Diaghilev
Russia
America
United States
M. Batieff
Sundin
Coliseum
Strand
Convention Opens With Record Scientific Attendance
Delegates to the American Association for the Advancement of Science convene in Washington with Secretary Hughes as principal speaker on international cooperation. Sir Esme Howard to address the American Political Science Association on British policy and balance of power. Dr J M McKeen Cattel to preside. Dr Charles D Walcott to speak on Science and Service. Women scientists prominent among attendees. Radio panels will broadcast papers nightly.
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Washington, D. C
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Hughes
Sme Howard
American Political Science Association
Wipsest Scientific
J. M. McKeen Cattel
Science Nase Sociation
Charles D. Walcott
Smithsonian Institute
United States
Association
Nebraska
The
James W. Garner
Esme Howard
George W. Wilson
Harvard University
Harry G. Muesh
National Civil Service Reform League
Denys PL Myers
World Peace Foundation
League of Nations
League
Huge sums paid to ease Strand widening in London
London, Dec 29. The Strand widening, in the heart of London, is a large project, says F. H. Gordon, former London county councillor. He estimates the cost at 2h,090,000 dollars per mile. Traffic congestion necessitates the work.
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Associated Press
London
Strand
F. H. Gordon
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