New Permissible Explosives Aim to Increase Lump Coal
The U S Bureau of Mines reports new bulky or high count explosives designed to yield more lump coal by lowering energy concentration and loading density. Dynamite advances are cited with safety gains, while bulk cartridges ease handling and reduce overloading in mines.
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United States Bureau of Mines
Charles E. Munroe
Bureau
Alfred Nobel
Munroe
United States
Sire Ree
Permissibl Feredouppen
Cot
Hair Styles For Spring And Summer Change In 1920s Tone
Hairstyles shift toward long back silhouettes and flowing lines. Experts note bob variations remain popular with curls at the nape or temples to soften features, while individual styling should flatter personal facial shape and features.
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Milady
Charles Rock
Mary Pickford
York
Fen
Bock
Tock
Cnvomen
Haagtifel
Logan Lunch Room Closes After Successful School Year
Logan April 27. Logan High School cafeteria completed a successful year with a 237.51 balance after expenses. Opened after Thanksgiving and closed before Easter 4559 meals served, majority by repeaters. Meals cost fifteen cents with extras for student made items.
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Ogan
Logan High School
I J
Logan Falls
iPaid
Qinder
Snakes swallowing young for protection debated by farmer
Graham Bottoms, a West Virginia farmer, argues snakes swallow their young to protect them, challenging textbooks. He recounts encounters with reptiles and cites personal observation, amid skepticism from students and scientists, including remarks attributed to Raymond J. Ditmars.
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Graham Bottoms Farmer
Rawam
W. Va
Cherke
Ips
A. Clarke
Sugar Bay
Mr. Clarke
Mr.fake
Tha Fusily
Raymond J. Ditmars
Department of Mammals and Reptiles
New York Zoological Park
Old Pomeroy mine stampede linked to fashion shifts
Article describes a chaotic stampede tied to engagement with a fashion trend at the Old Pomeroy site. It discusses facial features and hair styling advice aimed at women, including how to shape hair and cut to suit different face types. The piece frames beauty guidance as a social cue influencing crowd behavior.
Land Deed Tale Sparks Athens County Mystery
A long read traces a strange deed rumor tied to Ohio University land in Athens County. The piece links immigrant townsfolk Welsh German Irish and English communities to court land cases and a whispered curse of death immunity, noting no valid lease was ever recorded and the courthouse lot remains in question.
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Athens
Rome
Curla
Laatter
Aineyers
Tamlin
Ohio
Uhio University
Cote Jetede
Qhio Company
Ure Wiate
Marci
Horton
Bustnera
Jon Tataleky Uintes
Lweern Joterenteret
Corporation of
Pomeroy
Ohio River
Wittsbergh
Cincinnati
Ohio Company
Athens 1
Alexander
Inwr
Athena
Gienrral
Ohio University
Bea
Collere
Thes
Anid University
AL Marti Omeroy
Valettine Thueroy
Engeland
Wales
Germany
Ireland
Amie Ranta
Vomeroy
Fornia
Nfderduo
Wien
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Old Pomeroy
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