Ring round moon caused by ice, aviators report
New York May 20 The first to report the ring around the moon halo at high altitude are Lieut Harry Johnson and Capt A O Stevens who reached 38000 feet February 12 near Dayton. They describe ice particles forming caves as sun dogs appeared and blistered Stevens cheek. Dr Chester A Reed of the American Museum explains tiny ice crystals bend light to create halos and related phenomena at extreme height.
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New York
Harry Johnson
A. O W. Stevens
Dayton
Sters
Jce
Stevens
Chester A. Reeds
American Museum of Natural History
Wadena Minister Struck By Auto In San Francisco
Rev. Andrew Rundell of Wadena Presbyterian Church is near death in a San Francisco hospital from a skull fracture after being struck by an automobile on a Saturday. He had left town to enter a hospital for eye cataract treatment. Mrs. Rundell sails to California, and the presbytery oversees care in absence of relatives. His son Howard, a theological student, led services and spoke at the Wadena seniors’ baccalaureate.
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Courier
Wadens
Andrew Rundell
Wadena Presbyterian Church
San Francisco
Rindell
Rundell
California
Presbytery
Howard
Wadena
Wallingford Man Buys Plane Here
A Wallingford man, A E Jensen, purchased a new Ware biplane from Midwest Airways at Chapman Field. O F Harwood announced the sale as Jensen completed flying training locally. Two of the remaining four new ships will stay at the aerodrome for training. Two California cites are noted for a unique butterfly species.
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Midwest Airways, Inc
Chapman Field
A. E. Jensen
Wallingford
O. FP. Harwood
Jensen
Ronald Kendall
Sumset Road
California
Sin Francisca
San Diego
Cyrstex 48 Hour Test Promises Relief for Urinary Ailments
An old advertisement urges readers to try Cyrstex for bladder weakness and nocturnal urination, claiming relief from backache groin pain and lingering fatigue. It promises a 48 hour test at 60 cents, with money-back if not improved, and directs readers to Robert Drug Co at 62 Sycamore.
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Robert
Woman Sicks Three Years in Little Hack Arkansas
A reader reports severe illness after her last baby left her unable to walk or sleep. She used seven bottles of a vegetable compound and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Sanativa to recover, now managing a large family and praising the remedy.
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Ark
H. A. Anass. R. Fld
Little Rock
Arkaneas
State Buys Cradle of Religious Faith in Ephrata
In May 2014 Pennsylvania agreed to purchase the Ephrata cloister site for 6500 dollars to preserve the relics and memories of the Seventh Day Sabbath observance rooted in the 18th century Dunkers. The purchase secures the historic buildings, including the Sisters' house and the academy, as a site of worship and heritage.
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Ephrata
Pennsylvania
Lille
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Conrad Beissel
America
London
Saul
Germany
Holland
Germantown
Patriots to convene in Independence May service
Independence Iowa May 20 special members of all patriotic orders in the city are to meet at an unspecified location for a gathering honoring Independence Day traditions and wreaths.
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Independence
Memorial Hall teams ready for Memorial Day observance
Memorial hall committee members met Tuesday afternoon to prepare wreaths for Memorial Day events on May 6 and May 36. The committees overseeing the program have nearly completed their tasks and report readiness for the observance.
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The
Com
Water 15 Fuel Claims From Brazilian Scientist
London May 20 UP Water in various forms as an explosive and as a cheap fuel for steam engines is described by Dr Walter von Hohenau a Brazilian scientist. He reports at the World Fuel conference that by electro magnetic vibrations water releases hydrogen and can be used to produce heat units far beyond the energy input. He says voltages of 10 to 26 volts and frequencies from 800000 to 1000000 vibrations per second yield up to 779 horsepower per horsepower energy. If vibrations rise above 5000000 per second hydrogen decomposes and water becomes explosive. Existing engines and boilers can burn the gas in small plant. Scientists question the energy claim but may gain insights into efficiency.
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London
Walter von Hohenau
von Hohenau
Doctor von Hohenau
Former farmer in Buchanan Co dies in Normal Illinois
Courter Sneeld Servical Jesup In May 20 D C Wood rum, a former farmer north of here, died Friday at his home in Normal Tl according to news received by Mrs Frank Burrell a niece. He left here about 12 years ago. Surviving are his widow and two daughters Mrs Edna Cunningham Lewiston Mont and Mrs Marie Young Normal Il
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Courter Sneeld
Jesup
D. C. Woodrum
Here
Normal
Frank Burrell
Edna Cunningham
Lewiston
Mont
Marie Young
English Prints Manchester Print3 Catalog List
English prints include Manchester Print3 fabrics such as Broadcloths Piza Cloch Woven Madras Printed Linene Printed Piques Novelty Ginghams Batiste and Dimity as described in the fabric catalog.
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Manchester
Madras
Batiste
Dimity
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Belsser
Uvini
Buchanan CO
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Tlecaron
Kathryn Mayer
E. 3Rd St
Grace Allemeyer
Walnut Court
MES. C. F
West Ninth St
Paramount-Telechron
B. Clemence
Paramount and
Telectron
S. E. Aldrich
West Sixth St
Mid-West Refrigeration Company
General Electric
New Paramount Theatre
Waterloo
Iowa
Edelson
Commercial St
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