Kellogg Tells on English Golf Like a New Am bassador
London reports say Ambassador Kellogg tore up his score card on his first English golf round at Sandy Lodge amid fog and rain. He found English conditions harsher, noting higher winds and firmer fairways, while English papers praise his overall appearance and anticipate his impact on Anglo American ties during his stay.
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London Cabs Lose Property in Public Vehicles
London reports a surge in items left in cabs buses and trams with over 706 100 articles valued at about 2 500 000 last year. Items include umbrellas handbags and panes along with cameras typewriters and even an elephant seal skin sewing machines monkey and a centipede.
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Bernhardt Burial Plan Foiled By French Storms
Paris February ninth. Sarah Bernhardt wished her remains buried on a Brittany island in a rock she selected for her tomb. A recent gale and storm wrecked the coast tearing up the rocks she chose and scattering them along the shore, preventing the planned burial spot from being used.
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Main Street Across Continent Links Waterloo in Highway Plan
Sioux Falls businessmen form the Atlantic Yellowstone–Pacific trail association to push a transcontinental highway from Sioux Falls to the Atlantic, with Waterloo among early supporters. The plan envisions a route via Spirit Lake to Dubuque crossing the Mississippi, expanding eastward as funding grows, while rail and auto transport shifts boost road building and local benefits.
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Ethiopia Bans White Slave Trade as League Joins
Geneva Feb 9 Ethiopia Abyssinia, last nation to join the league of nations, has ratified the white slave convention. Signatory states pledge to curb trafficking in women and young girls. A special league commission led by Dr. A Flexner will audit the traffic to aid suppression efforts.
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Earthquakes Seen Increasing Says Professor Turner
Lonton February 9. Professor I H Turner of the Lonton Training College warns that the earth is in continual unrest with daily earthquakes occurring somewhere. He notes quakes are more frequent and questions whether the worst has passed, citing seismology recordings showing deep interior earthquakes without crust disturbance.
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England reports lowest death rate on record
London report quotes Sir Walter Kinsear claims of steady health gains in Britain amid a depression era. He notes last year’s death-rate was the lowest on record and infant mortality about half of 15 to 20 years ago, asserting a newborn today can expect roughly 12 years longer life than their grandfather.
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Barge Lines Bring New Activity to Island Shipyards
Pittsburgh reports inland waterways expanding as steel and oil firms shift freight to barges. About 400 steel barges plus 15 towboats and 10 packets added to fleets, with tank barges carrying 5 000 to 10 000 barrels of crude and refined oil. Major players include United States Steel and Jones & Laughlin, with new river terminals and a Memphis to Pittsburgh towboat and warehouse plan.
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Freedom From Asthma New Discovery Promises Relief
Swelling of the glands and choking sensations distress asthma sufferers now banished by a new discovery. Authorities endorse the Ingredianta in this prescription. hundreds attest to quick comfort with no attack return. Mr Leavengood offers to send a bottle for trial. pay later if satisfied.
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