Safe and sane Fourth ideals urged by reform groups
A lengthy plea argues fireworks and Independence Day celebrations bring high death and injury tolls in America. It cites historical and recent figures, calls for community recreation programs, and notes progress toward safer observances through education, supervision, and coordinated events led by parents groups and recreation associations.
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American Medical Association
American Museum of Safety
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Mayground and Recreation Association of America
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Up the wild Yellow Leg hunt with Brock and Flash
George Marsh narrates the voyage of Brock McCalnard and his French Cree companion Gaspard Lecroix with Flash the lead dog. After storms and traps they face ambushes, Gordon rescues Brock from captivity, Gaspard seeks his father’s killer, and they endure snow storms to survive on a trap line with deer and caribou meat while a mysterious killer’s knife links to Gaspard’s father.
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The Twin Trappers Plan Northward Escape
Gaspard and Brock discuss a risky plan to flee with the fur pack after a hostile night. They debate loyalty and survival as they prepare a northward scouting trip to reach the Canadian camp and avoid a trap by rival Cree factions. The journey is set with winter travel details and suspense about coming confrontation.
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Glass Windows Found in Old Roman Houses
In ancient Rome glass windows appeared gradually from rarity to common use. German chemist Dr At Rjuschke notes panes mostly measured 12 by 16 inches, with some larger samples. By the later empire glass was widespread, and iconic mosaics at Ravenna and Constantinople featured glass elements.
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