Tiny Adirondack Village Leads In Winter Sport Development
North Creek New York, a 703 resident Adirondack town, touts its development program for Gore Mountain. It installed the East’s first electrically operated Constant T-bar lift serving the 3000 foot slope. The project, championed by Dr James A Glenn and the Gore Mountain Ski Club, united local business and professionals in a $70000 investment. The town already pioneered the first US ski patrol, down hill trails, and the 1934 snow train to Gore Mountain. The area features garnet mines, multiple trails for all levels, and extensive ski instruction for children with annual races and a large ski patrol, positioning North Creek as a premier winter sport center.
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North Creek
New York State
United States
Gore Mountain
Sting
Adirondack
Schenectady
James A. Glenn
Spencer Johinston
H. S. Braley
Philip C. Brassel
Kenneth Bennett
William C. Schilds
Kenneth W. Swain
Adirondacks
Hudson River
Garnet Mines
Gore
Otto Lehnich
North Creek Enterprise
Useasa
Garnet Trail
Bell Centennial Progress in Telephone Service
A historical overview marks Alexander Graham Bell as the innovator of the telephone and notes its evolution from early 1870s experiments to widespread use. It highlights 32 million U S telephones, postwar rural expansion plans, and a 109 million dollar program to add a million farm telephones.
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WNU
Alexander Graham Bell
United States
Great Britain
Mey
Edinburgh
Scotland
Bell
Boston
House Sprouts Hidden Cash After Storm
DE FOREST WIS Mrs Clement Wolfe finds money in many spots around her home after a storm. She believes more than 60 unexpected guests stayed two to three days, sharing bread eggs and mayo then leaving with food and cash hidden in cupboards and on shelves.
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DE Forest
Wis
Clement Wolfe
Bell Centenary Reflections Reveal Broad Achievements
Washington column recounts Bell centenary publicity and the inventor’s diverse legacies from speech and deaf education to musical talent. The piece weaves personal anecdotes of electrolysis work, early telephony, and memories of Bell’s impact on modern communications and the writer’s own career in the Bell system. It also touches on John Paul Jones birth date mystery, police kitchen chores, and a toast to General Ike’s army reforms.
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Bell
Court Street
Boston
United States
Cuba
Earth
Bell System
Telephone
E. John Long
USNR
United States Naval Museum
Annapolis
Lord Carnarvon
Howard Carter
King Tut
Long
H. A. Baldridge
John Paul Jones
Navy
Post Office Department
Baldridge
Jones
America
Whittelaven
England
Charles Sands
John Paul
Ike
Army Times surveys reveal five sizes of GI helmets
A satirical note from an Army Times survey jokes that GIs heads come in five sizes while oversize examples exist among lieutenants. The writer mocks Congress for delays in funding defense and war readiness, comparing to the longer delay to defeat schistosomiasis and snails.
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Army Times
Mopey Boy and the Snowless Laughing Patient
Fragmentary dialogue features Mopey Boy and Dopey How debating snow absence. agreeable John boasts about lipstick taste. Hope Surgeon delivers bleak news. patient requests another doctor as a surreal exchange unfolds with quips about life and value.
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Lough
End Constipation With Lemon and Water Morning Drink
A health claim touts lemon and water as a natural remedy to stimulate bowel movement and aid digestion. The text extols vitamin C benefits, boosts energy, and promotes alertness, urging use of California Sunkist Lemons as a daily morning habit.
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Walter
California Sunkist
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Bell Centennial
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Tom
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Jinks
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Osultivan
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Alise Ace
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Scott
Baslices
Chee
Dean
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