Eruption Of Volcano Brings Tourism Boom To Hawaii
Mount Kilauea erupted near Halemaumau drawing about 15,000 spectators within 45 hours. Travel lines, hotels, and services report brisk business as visitors flock to witness the spectacle and local operators promote trips and advertising campaigns.
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Is It A Fourth-Best In A Bridge Game
Analyzes a bridge hand where North opens 2 Diamonds and South misreads a fourth-best, leading to a sequence that yields nine tricks. It explores how an opponent’s card-reading ability affects contract outcomes and how to infer defender strength from overcalls and suit length.
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE CONTAINS ERRORS AND A DRIVE-IN RAIN SHOW
Weather note from Holdrege Nebraska reports the heaviest rainfall of the year at a drive in theater. The screening of Singin in the Rain continued as water poured over the reading player and dancer on screen while the crowd endured.
Army Safety Advice Aims at Fatigue and Fatigue
The U S Army urges drivers to take coffee breaks every five hours and to rest regularly on long trips. Civilian and military data show a drop in accidents since adopting interruptions for coffee and exercise. Guidelines include opening windows, drinking alertness beverages every two hours, stopping to stretch, and changing drivers when possible.
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Disputed Oil Land Paying Off Well
Wildcat driller William R. Hoey profits from a whiskey island well amid a legal clash. Cleveland insists the land belongs to the people of Ohio while New York Central Railroad claims ownership and leases the site. Hoey has operated two wells for 15 years, selling crude to Sohio. monthly shipments of about 120 barrels yield roughly $426.
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Mining Town Asks For Return Of Name Humbug California
Residents of North Bloomfield seek to rename the town Humbug California arguing pioneer mining towns decay. Leader John Kemp notes the risk of disappearing communities. The Humbug name dates to 1851 after a drunken miner claimed a gold nugget rush, a self described profitable chase that proved fruitless.
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Humbug
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John Kemp
States Boost Mileage On Pay As You Go Road
Ohio clears a 1 mile toll highway start this fall linking to the Pennsylvania turnpike and a 666 mile non stop route from New York City to Ohio. Toll roads under construction or authorized in New York North Carolina Virginia West Virginia Massachusetts Oklahoma and Georgia totaling about 1400 miles.
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Life Insurance Notice From Tuck Insurance Agency
A fragmented notice from Tuck Insurance Agency relates to life insurance matters with unclear details and a reference to a policy or coverage event. The readable portion indicates agency involvement and an official action date or transaction near the 2912 area, but specifics are unreadable.
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