The Heavens in March Saturn and star motion explained
In March Saturn remains in the Twins near Castor and Pollux with a visible slight retrograde then direct motion. The article explains planetary movement from earth based perspective, notes Saturn will be stationary on March 26, and describes surrounding constellations Crater Virgo Leo and star Splea the ear of grain.
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Saturn
Crater
C.S. Bratnin
Columbia, University Observatory
Castor
Pollux
Nole
Regulus
Earth
Apollo
Ceres
Leo
Virgo
Splea
Cadomene Tablets Promised To Restore Health
An 1916 letters column praises Cadomene Tablets for cure of grippe and nervous ill health. Customers W H Pennington of Wharton Arkansas D McBride of Rochester N Y and F W Barbean of Denver report rapid gains in strength improved appetite and sleep after short use. The note claims nationwide druggist sales and a money back guarantee.
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W. H. Pennington
Wharton
Ark
Ancient symbol religions reveal twin star system via spectroscopy
Spectroscopic analysis of light from Spira confirms a double star system unseen by naked eye or powerful telescope. Observations show two components in a close pair orbiting the sun at about 9.2 miles per second, with distance to us undetermined due to tiny orbital-induced shifts. No existing angle-measuring device can gauge the minuscule parallax.
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Spira
Vuat Theater
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Satonhe
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Inca St
Denver
Galo
Stroebel Music House
East Fifth Street
East Side
Citizens Gas and Electric Co
Waterloo
Acu
Axminster
Brussels
Simmons
Farmer
Waterloo Furniture Co
Iowa
Beott & Bowne
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Sycamore Street
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Wittick’s
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Boston
Urger
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Baltimore & Ohio
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Grand Central
Pith Avenue
Morrison Street
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City Ticket Ofice
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Traysling
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