Animals In the Zoo Sleeping Hours Vary by Species
The London Mail reports on Regent's Park animals showing varied sleeping patterns by species. Orangutans retire at sundown, owls and cats are active at night, eagles awaken with owls, bears sleep all day in winter, monkeys resist disturbance, and rhinoceros'endurance remains high against threats. The piece also notes the daily routines of keepers and the occasional mischief from rats.
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Zoo
Zoological Gardens
Regent's Park
Monkey House
London Mail
The Blue Lake in Switzerland's Striking Color Depth
A Beautiful Lake in Switzerland stands out for its vivid sky blue appearance. Nestled among towering snow capped mountains with verdant lower slopes, the lake's water looks pure and colorless yet intensely blue. Its remarkable clarity lets a dropped nickel coin be seen sinking to the bottom, seemingly over a hundred feet away.
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Switzerland
Curious Japanese Drinks and Peanut Oddities Tell All
A fragment describes Japanese beverages shōchū mirin and rice wine with 11 to 14 percent alcohol along with the stronger shōchū at 20 to 40 percent. It notes ceremonial use and formality in serving, plus a sour initial taste and stronger effect on Japanese drinkers. The text shifts to a peanut growth quirk, then brief jokes and banter about leave, funerals, and a new boarder at a table.
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London
The Way of It and Rabker-Life Ironies Cited
The item presents aphoristic lines and mock phrases about money and fortune. It notes ironic contrasts between wealth and home stability and references the New York Sun and Alroy as sources of quips. The piece appears as a fragmentary, stylistic blurb.
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Rabker
Bucker
New York Sun
Ankeny Breaks the Record in Cross-Country Run
Nesmith Ankeny of the First National Bank and Brooke Dickson of the Domestic Laundry broke all records for a slow time between Wenaba and Wendleton. They started Sunday 7:30 PM and arrived Monday 4:00 AM with tire failures four times, adding an amusing twist to the trip. A massive wall of fire swept Idaho forests toward Trout Creek, Montana, prompting forest service calls for men as Lola fires grew beyond control despite 260 fighters.
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Ankeny
Pendleton E. C
Wenaba Eptings
Ante
Nesmith Ankeny
First National Bank
Brooke Dickson
Wendleton
Idaho
Montana
Trout Creek
Forestry Service
Lola
SevenYearOld Dies From Parlor Match Burns
After two weeks of suffering Anna Degn, seven, died Sunday night at St Marys hospital in Walla Walla. The July 18 accident occurred at her home when a lighted parlor match ignited her clothing after she stepped on it.
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Anna Degn
Walla Walla
St. Mary's Hospital
Summons in Oregon divorce case Stover vs Stover
Flora Stover sues Edward G. Stover in Umatilla County Oregon for divorce custody of their minor child and $15 per month support. Defendant must answer within 42 days of last publication. Case filed July 1910 Pendleton court orders public notices.
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Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon
Umatilla County
Flora Stover
Edward G. Stover
State of
Oregon
Pendleton
Notice for Public Land Sale at LaGrande Oregon
Public Land Sale notice from the U S Land Office LaGrande Oregon dated July 1910. Land described as Lots 8 and 4 in Section 5 T4N R35W W M serial 07115 will be offered to the highest bidder at 10 am September 1 1910. Adverse claimants must file claims or objections before sale. Bramwell Register and R Eberhard Receiver.
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Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
LaGrande
Oreg
General Land Office
Gale
F. ©. Bramwell
Register
Colon
R. Eberhard
Receisor
Notice of land sale by Umia tilla Agency 1910
Notice is hereby given that the following described land will be sold to the highest bidder through the Umia tilla Agency on the 16th day of Ang nat, 1910. Lot No. 4 and the south half of the southeast quarter of Section 8, and Lot 4 and 5 of Sec. 17, Township 3, N. BR. 86 B. W. M., containing 157.40 acres, plus the NE quarter of the NE quarter of Sec. 1, Township 4, NE Bo, B. W. M., containing 10 acres. For further information inquire of Mrs. Maggie LaBrache or BL. Swaralander.
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N. BR
N. E
N. E. Bo
Norea
Maggie LaBrache
Swaralander
Improved Wheat Lands for Sale in Lind Washington
We offer improved wheat land with good soil on easy terms at 26 to 35 dollars per acre. Lands are improving yearly and now compare to distant lands once selling 60 to 100 dollars per acre. Prospects rise to 50 to 60 dollars soon. For details contact Jay Hayden Realty Co in Lind Washington. President Helps Orphans Electric Bitters praised by Industrial and Orphan's Home at Mayon Georgia for nine years. A tonic for stomach liver and kidney troubles. Strengthens pale weak children and run-down people. 60 cents at all druggists.
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Jay-Hayden Realty Company
Lind, Wash
Industrial and Orphan's Howe
Mavon
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H H Hill
Athena
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St, Louis
Missouri
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Oilee
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Peterson & Wilson Attorneys-at-Law
Watts & Neal Attorneys-at-Law
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Athrma
Washington
R. H. Johnson
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T. H. Brents
Walla Walla, Wash
J. G. Bryan
Marion Jack
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May
Pendleton Iron Works
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H. Kuepee
E. Koontz
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F. Wilson
B. E. Koontz
M. L. Watts
OF Athena
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ruyal
Carl Christian
Firat Claga
T. Kidder
McArthur
WM. Jamieson
Main Street
Whitman County
George W. Taylor
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Sherwin-Williams
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