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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1916

Page

10

Block Island Cited as Atlantic Helgoland by Navy Leader

Rear Admiral Grant urges the house naval committee that Block Island be used as an impregnable Atlantic outpost with submarines based at New London. He compares Block Island to Helgoland, noting its strategic coastal defense value and potential as a stepping-stone for Atlantic operations.

Grant House Naval Committee Block Island Helgoland Atlantic Seven Seas Germany Newport Harbor Wilhelmshaven Portsmouth New London Ocean Dardanelles Baltic Straits of Dover English Channel France North Sea Rhode Island

Fifth Avenue the J joyous

A Harper's essay extols Fifth Avenue as the liveliest reflection of New York life daytime. It praises sunlit streets, crisp air, clean parks, and the city’s vibrant commerce while noting its fame for pleasure and its mixed moral reputation.

Broadway Fifth Avenue New York Harper’s

Butter Tree of Tropics and Its Uses

Mr. Yerby the United States consul at Sierra Leone describes the shea or butter tree. It yields edible butter from nuts and already exports to Europe for use in artificial butter. The tree bears at fifteen, peaks at twenty five, encourages butter plantations, with potential for chocolate makers candles and soap industries.

Tropics Yerby United States Sierra Leone Europe

Edison tale sparks with a girl’s honest answer

In a story narrated by Thomas A. Edison the scene centers on a schoolteacher asking about the most wonderful human achievement. A young girl replies that a man who provides for his wife and family is the greatest creation, prompting quiet and reflection.

Thomas A. Edison

Sunset Over Hoopyville A Minor Dart at A Prairie Town

An Easterner in Ohio admires a sunset from a hotel veranda. A passive local replies dryly, praising it as “Not bad” and calls the town “a little plice ke Hoopyville,” implying a humorous clash of perspective.

Ohio George Tancer

Peru Junin Chamber of Commerce formed in Cerro de Pasco

A new Junin department chamber of commerce is organized with headquarters in Cerro de Pasco. The ministry of finance approved its statutes to promote mining commerce stock raising agriculture and related industries and to publish reports and statistics for the government. It will issue quotations on minerals foreign exchange and prices, form a library, run schools, and act as an arbitration board for disputes.

Junin Peru Rehember of Commerce Cerro de Pasco Ministry of Finance Chamber of Commerce Lima el Peruano Department of Government of Department of Junin

Deer Rescue At Regis and Grasse Ponds

Hunts Dickson and guide Lowell Brown found seven deer in Grasse pond water with one stuck in mud near the shore. They and a state forest fire service member built a sapling brush bridge to free the exhausted deer, which recovered and disappeared back into the woods.

Adirondacks Hunt Dickson Lowell Brown Regis Pond Grasse Pond Mr. Brown St. Regis Pond State Forest Fire Service

Soldier's Parting Scene Before Mexican Border Action

A militiasman is kissed goodbye by his wife and two children as troops prepare to depart. An onlooker mocks the wife’s decision to send her husband to war, prompting her fiery retort that she compelled him to go, and she stands by his front.

Wowan

Two sisters kill butterfly in playful capture

The St. Louis Globe-Democrat recounts a fable like scene where two young girls ages four and seven capture a butterfly. The older girl breaks a feeler and a cabhouse is built to admire it. In a twist the butterfly is killed when the house tips.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat May Maay

Trout Donor Requests Cause Of Death Of Fine Brown Trout

An official trout expert in Washington receives a brown trout and approves its taste but then gets a letter asking why the fish died. The donor asks for examination and analysis to determine the cause of death, seeking a possible answer.

Bureau of Fisheries At Washington

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