Earthquake Lore And A London Journal School Idea
A mixed slice of early 20th century items reports a Los Angeles newsboy recovering a dropped quarter with a merchant’s help, plus note of a London journalist planning a comprehensive journalism school. It also mentions New York’s jest about graduates’ future roles and a discussion of great ocean waves following earthquakes and their reach across the Pacific.
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California
Los Angeles
Rebel Rales
America
Fam
England
London
New York
Lisbon
Callao
Lapatka
Pacific
Noted Flood Memory of Aunt Lacy and Eva
A flood memory reveals Aunt Lacy recounting a March disaster at Embden with Bear Mountain nearby. She and a baby survive after clinging to a milk-table as waters rise, then meet Herbert, who later becomes her husband.
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API
Maxwell
Anat Lacy
Lacy
Eva
Aunt Lacy
Embden
Marcia
Elmgen
Bear Mountain
Rether
Standalent
Herbert
Hubert
Baby
Fieaca
Eve
George Herbert Ee
A Novel Pipe
A Chicago Herald report quotes a drummer recounting a train stuck in snow. A box of cigars was confiscated from the express car, leaving one man desperate for a smoke as he searched the snowbound scene and tried to improvise with makeshift items.
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Chicago Herald
Are Wooden Bridges Safest
A brief note questions wooden bridge safety and the need for tests or standards. It mentions a pro driver and a plan to assess materials and structure to ensure reliability and reduce risk, aiming to guide general readers on bridge integrity and transport safety.
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Pryeroxs Peadlight
Wx. Parker
Puorsteros
J. M. Freeman
Eprron
Watoros
Georgia
Wayerose
Oficial Organ of
Ware
Oficial Organ
of Chariton Oficial Organ of
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Chicago
Internal Revenue Officers
The
New York Times
Alfred Capel Shaw
Adam
Stoddard
Poieg Elms
Turpentine
Waycross, GA
W.W. M. Wilson
Waidross
Ghorgtia
Bey
Broan Eit
Billiard
Surzavistoy
Famnica
Gur
Congress &J
Savannak
B. H. Levy & Bro
Physicians and Surgeons
P. P.P
Novio
General Merchandise
Valdosta, Georgia
Line
H. Crawley
Groce
Ries
Waycross, Georgia
A. R. Bennett
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