Lyell's Inner Shrine and Sierra Climax on High Route
A detailed trek plan guides hikers from Tuolumne Meadows through Lyell Fork toward Mount Lyell and surrounding peaks. It describes routes, camps, and vistas including Thousand Island Lake and Banner Peak, outlining a five day four night circuit with ample time for alpine scenery and wild reaches of the High Sierra.
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Monster Mountain
Mount Lyell
Sierra
Tuolumne
Yosemite
Lyell's
Lyell Fork
Johnson Peak
Rafferty Peak
Parsons Peak
Kuna Crest
McClure Mountain
Rodgers Peak
Donohue Pass
Lyell
Glauviers
Thousand Island Lake
John Muir
Shougand Island Lake
Banner Peak
Wiy
War Banney Peak
Lyel
Lyell Canyon
Tenuya Lake
Queer Customs in Borneo by Dr Lumboltz Report
Norwegian traveler Dr Carl Lumboltz describes Borneo natives. He notes Saputans at Upper Kasao river performing ear piercing ceremonies with a tiger tooth and a rifle cartridge. He adds Dyaks nearby are friendly, Muslin Malays limited by rapids, and headhunting largely suppressed by Dutch influence.
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Borneo
Carl Lumboltz
Lumbolts
Muller Mountains
Kasao
Saputan
Mahakkan
The Panama Hat and the Dressed Up Man at the Theater
In a Washington scene two women study a mid wage man in a fine gray suit and a Panama hat. They debate whether his life follows a moral diet of marriage or remains single for love and duty, then accept he sits quietly with his dress under scrutiny.
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Ashington
Panama
Simp
Mother
Washington landlords and wartime rents rise in DC
In wartime Washington a boom in renting hits hall bedrooms and furnished apartments. Prices leap from ten to forty or fifty dollars a month for halls, from ten thousand to twenty five thousand a year for large houses, and furnished rooms soar from seventy five to two hundred fifty dollars monthly. One owner pockets three thousand in six months while contributing to the war effort. The German embassy sits vacant as a stark emblem of the era.
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Key
South Bend
Washington
National Capital
Pop
Mom
Charles Evans Hughes
Frank Ward O'Malley
the Century Magazine
Yellow Flag Sparks Student Ire at Central High
A mysterious yellow flag appeared on Central High’s flagpole after a spring intercity meet without Central’s team. Students blame Tech, though principal Emory Wilson ordered no retaliation. The torn banner was carried as lapel strips amid mixed reactions.
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Central High School
Central High
Central
Jay Long
Carl Stein
Fifth Street
North East
Emory Wilson
McKinley Manual Training School
Tech
Dainty Uniforms Adorn Fair Society Women
Potomac park teahouse run by Mrs Donald Washburn and Miss Carolyn Nash supports the Red Cross with service uniforms on display. Marine band concerts draw elites from four to seven with tea, toast, and sandwiches at war prices. Belle Baruch is noted for a Women’s Radio Corps uniform similar to English aviators.
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ED Cross
Potomac Park
Donald Washburn
Georgia Schofield
Carolyn Nash
Red Cross
Marine Band
Nash
Washburn
National Service School
Miss Nash
Mrs. Washburn
Belle Baruch
Barney” Baruch
Washington
Amart Society
Rado Corps
Einglish Aviators
A Problem in England about Dog Breeding War Time
The British government debates dog breeding limits to conserve food. Proposals include licensing breeding, banning mongrels and fancy dogs, while pedigree and working dogs would be preserved. Existing dog owners would keep their pets, amid food shortages and war priorities.
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Bonar Law
Bia Friends
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Athich Sier
About Him
Roo
England
Sultor
Boston
Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Dlinois
Swift &Company
U.S.A
Sappho
U.s.marine Corps
St Sasa
Gerraun
York
Tee Poe
Castoria
Ephidea
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