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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1900
Page
6
A Boston brig Marie Celeste sailed in the 1860s with twenty aboard none found on returning near Spain. The ship showed no damage or missing gear, yet all crew and passengers vanished. The author weighs pirates storms disease and insanity as explanations, noting no trace or bodies emerged.
The statement asserts that a valid theory must both explain observed phenomena and be free from contradiction. It implies theories should withstand challenge, integrating explanations while denying competing accounts.
Jennie Creek of Milgrove Indiana is invited by the National Humane Society of France to be guest of honor of the Paris exposition. She will wear the Legion of Honor cross for bravery shown at age eleven when she warned an express train by waving a red underskirt, saving lives and earning a reward.
The article explains a naval water system using a condensing apparatus to produce about twenty tons daily. Iron pipes run to decks with draw-off cocks for horses and soldiers, six pints per man daily in temperate zones and a gallon in the tropics. Portable tanks and lift pumps enable flexible, redundant distribution.
The article explains a plant atoll as a circular ring of growing plants floating on ponds. Roots form a cup to hold nutrients, gradually elongate and may anchor in pond mud, creating islandlike rings. Over centuries these rings collect debris and seeds, potentially forming islands through time.
Japanese trifles make pretty and inexpensive souvenirs for a child s party. Tiny fans kites and baskets of paper and silk bags with ribbons please children. Bonbon boxes in fruit and animal shapes are attractive but pricier.
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