The Enigmatic Cheops Noah’s Ark Question
Dr Getzinger links ancient Egypt to flood legends asking if Cheops was the original Noahs ark or a parallel rival. He suggests light power and mass handling aided pyramid construction and questions whether Cheops is the twisted Genesis tale or a modern edition of Dr Cook.
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Dr. Getzinger
Cheops
Dr. Cook
Wildlife dangers and Montana travel notes in Night Wrangler column
The Night Wrangler discusses wild animal behavior in Montana with notes on grizzly and wolverine threats, then shifts to Montana holiday events in Deer Lodge and travel routes, including the Harding highway opening, tourist traffic, and scenic roads around Butte and Anaconda.
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Butte
Anaconda
Missoula
Philipsburg
Montana
Deer Lodge
Rout of the Old Guard in North Dakota and nationwide tariff backlash
The defeat of Senator McCumber by Frasier signals a broad reaction to the tariff bill. North Dakota’s recall era ends as Nestos secures renomination while the non partisan league falls. Similar shocks hit Indiana, Pennsylvania and Iowa as the Old Guard collapses.
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Old Guard
Noahs Ark Torpedoed by Dr Getzinger and Mr Bryant Clash
The discussion centers on Egyptologist Dr Getzinger who claims Noahs Ark was the great Cheops pyramid and not a ship. Mr Bryant vows to confront the theory, promising a severe critique of Getzingers hypothesis based on Genesis.
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Dr. Getzinger
Pyramid of
Cheops
Egypt
Marion's Glorious Fourth Sees Harding Visit Marion
Marion hosts a week of celebrations marking the centennial of its founding and the national Fourth of July. President Harding and Mrs. Harding attend a mammoth Independence Day event at the fair grounds with General Pershing and General Dawes. A parade by 550 American Legion posts is planned.
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Greece
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Boston
Citizenship Bill Redefines Alien Women Path to Citizenship
The House approved a measure reforming alien women's citizenship independent of their husbands, requiring oath and residence qualifications. It also limits automatic loss of American citizenship for married women and restores status if the marriage ends, backed by major women’s groups amid broader political commentaries.
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Organizations of
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Mrs. Stanford testifies after slapping Navy Captain in court
Mrs. M. Leland Stanford Jr. testified in a Long Beach California court that she slapped Captain Hyland of the U S Navy after he told her she was not a lady. Charges were brought against the officer and the case proceeded in court.
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Hyland
Long Beach
Cal
Amplifiers for home radio setups described in detail
The article explains building multi stage amplifiers using cheap vacuum tubes, wiring layouts, and practical tips. It covers using Myers tubes, keeping transformer connections correct, and placing wires short and well separated to prevent squeal or roar.
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Myers
Crossing the Main Divide at 7000 Feet on a 5 Percent Grade
The report notes that travelers will draw favorable comment from visitors as they cross the main divide at an altitude near 7000 feet, ascending a five percent grade.
Pioneer hardships and highway hopes in Montana and Idaho
The letter from D. B. Spencer of the Union Pacific defends settlers in the West and critiques the Brooklyn to Buhl expedition as a lesson that pioneering remains hard. The piece praises upcoming Main Street and Skalkaho road projects and envisions a direct Bitter Root to Lewiston route, highlighting Montana’s verdant spring, abundant snowmelt, fishing, and outdoor appeal.
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Lolo Pass
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Big Gare
Horoscope for Sunday July 2 1922 Fortunes in Love
Astrologers see a fortunate day with Mars Neptune Venus and Mercury in benefic aspect. Spiritual urges rise and romance prospers with engagements likely to be fortunate. Women may secure their hearts' desires though caution advised on love letters amid heightened feelings.
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Neptune
Venus
Mercury
Predictive Forecast Warns of Psychic Boom and Spirit Gap
The text warns of a revived interest in psychic phenomena as planetary government prevails. It predicts material and spiritual worlds may thin or separate, with discoveries advancing science. Birthdate indicates a prosperous year, favorable business matters, but money lending is unlucky and girls face happy marriages.
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Maany
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