Stars of Heaver Move in October to New Positions
Washington D C September 20 AP October is moving time for stars. Jupiter in quadrature with the sun at sunset, Mars farther from Earth, the Big Dipper high northwest, Milky Way visible diagonally from northeast to west, and Fomathauc in Piscis Australis to the southeast. Constellations Capricornus and Aquarius replace summer zodiacal groups as Venus remains the evening star in the southwest after sunset.
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Washington
D. C
Jupiter
Mars
Fommuhiut
Fomathauc
Abletin
Capricornus
Venus
Man Dies of Burns in Mistaken Heroism
John Gomez died in a Moline hospital from burns suffered while attempting to rescue a boy Gomez believed trapped in a burning house. The act, done in mistaken heroism, occurred hours earlier in Moline, Michigan, on September 25.
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Moline
John Gomez
Gomez
Garden vandal damages squashes inscribed for Dairy Cattle Congress
B J Robb reports vandalism at his Linden place garden near Lafayette school where inscribed Galloway mammoth squashes were damaged. Six squashes were crushed with steel and pencil marks, some bearing Welcome to Cattle Congress Sept 28 Oct 4 1925. A squash inscribed Lamar Sinnard Waterloo IA 1925 and a smaller one reading Cattle Congress remain in Sinnard's window. Robb suspects older vandals due to large heel marks.
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B. J. Robb
Dairy Cattle Congress
Robb
Riverview
Linden Place
Cattle Congress
Lamar Sinnard
Waterloo
Sinnard
No Medicine on Earth Can Half Equal Karnak
Mrs. G A Courts of 1731 Weimer St Burlington Town credits Karnak with curing severe stomach trouble and related pains after other treatments failed. She describes years of agony, cramping, gas, back and kidney pain, and sleepless nights, then relief and restored health from Karnak. Karnak is sold in Waterloo by J Miller Druggist and Robert Drug Co.
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Earth
G. A. Courts
Weimer St
Burlington
Town
Karnak
Mrs. Coutts
Waterloo
Ar. J. Miller
Robert Drug Co
Inscription Persists After Sticky Fluid Stains Heal
A fragment describes fluid staining and a healing process where the sticky substance is scratched away, leaving the inscription in raised letters visible as the surface hardens. The note emphasizes the persistence of the raised inscription despite the fluid exposure.
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Phil
Rattlesnake Cubs Born in Minneapolis Museum Narration
Eight young rattlesnakes hatched at the Minneapolis museum mark the first offspring of mated captive parents. Curator Miss Grace R. Wiley notes the eight survivors grew from 4 to 12 inches in two months and are fed on white mice raised by the museum.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Museum
Grace R. Wiley
Ditmars
New York City
Plains
Texas
Birch
Bootleggers Enjoined by Iowa District Judge
Five bootleggers were enjoined from selling liquor in the future by District Judge R. G. Popham in Iowa City. All defendants had been under arrest on liquor nuisance charges prior to the ruling.
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Iowa City
Fiva
R. G. Popham
Light Frosts Over North Lake Region
The Weather Bureau reports light frost across the northern lake region with temperatures below normal in the Midwest and upper Mississippi Valley. Whitemont Ontario logged LG degrees, while rain is forecast with little temperature change in the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley regions for Saturday and Sunday.
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Chicago
Lake Region
Federal Weather Bureau
Midwest
Mississippi Valley
Whitemont
Fire destroys Madison Avenue Bridge garage in New York
A morning fire at the Madison Avenue Bridge garage caused by 100 explosions forced 100 families from nearby apartments into the street in near freezing weather. Damage is estimated at over 150000 dollars.
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New York
Madison Avenue Bridge
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Stars OF Heaver
Newark
Newark’s
Shoe Stone
United States
East Fourth St
W.kiteer
North Lake Region
Kleen-Maid
Canada
M. Freer
Altstadt & Langlas Baking Company
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