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Atlantic Evening News in Atlantic, Iowa

25 Jun 1908

Page 5

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Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1908

Page

5

Alpine Giants and Their Noted Peaks Across Switzerland

The article celebrates the Swiss Alps as enduring symbols of awe and challenge. It notes Matterhorn ascent in 1865 by Whymper, Jungfrau climbs since 1811, and Titlis at 10,627 feet with its glowing evening snows. Legends surround the Theodore Pass and the region’s mountain lore.

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Hannibal Matterhorn Little Republic Theodore Pass Piedmont Italy Valais Bretthorn Theodote Sion Aly Ssage Rhone Tie Alps Satan Prince of Darkness Cockcrow Jungfrau Bernese Alps Meyers
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Disraeli's Smile and Gladstone's Reply in Commons

In parliament Disraeli is said to have smiled only once as Gladstone made a forceful appeal for the Wallachia and Moldavia union. Disraeli, opposing, warned that it would erase independence, prompting Gladstone to deny any insinuation of self-mockery. The scene showed Gladstone’s astonishment and Disraeli’s quiet satisfaction as the debate continued on Concerns over rhetoric and policy.

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Disraeli House of Commons Mr. Gladstone Wallachia Moldavia Mr. Disraeli Gladstone Digraeli
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When Animals Talk in African Forests

A naturalist notes that wild animals are not as talkative as domestic ones. Carnivores rely on smell and hunt by night. The chimpanzee and gorilla sometimes vocalize, while elephants and hippopotamuses trumpet at night and antelopes cry as leopards hunt.

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Great Atlantic Temple of Wisdom J. S. Harlan the Iowa Trust and Savings Bank J. E. Bruce W. E. Wissler Cash C. W. Bruce P. T. Stafford J. W. Cuykendall THE Bruce Loan and Investment CO J. E. Bruce, Pres H. W. Fulton Alpine Giants Pickard Pickard’s Jewelers Sutton, Hampel Sutton Stowell Monarch London Paris Des Moines Iowa J. A. Gough Atlantic
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