Riots Strain Northern Ireland Pilgrims Homeward
Anti Catholic unrest flared in Belfast Ballymena Larne and Coleraine as Catholic pilgrims left for the Eucharistic congress in Dublin. Stones broken windows injured several and police faced baton charges with two officers hurt.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Dublin
Ballymena
Larne
Coleraine
Downe and Connor
Dawson Bates
Great Northern
St. Narcissus
Cool Season Opens On Yellowstone Park Loops
Yellowstone Park reports cooler June conditions as snow clears on the loop road. The Old Faithful to West Thumb segment was plowed by June 18, enabling full circuit travel. Some passes like Dunraven and Byrven remain snowbound into July. Mount Washburn road to be opened by July 1.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Mercury
Yellowstone National Park
Old Faithful
West Thumb
Dunraven Pass
Byrven Pass
Canyon Junction
Tower Falls
Mount Washburn Junction
Tower Falls-Mammoth
Mount Washburn
Thumb
Ill and Penniless, Man Wipes Out Family
Roy Parks, penniless exiled from his Chicago home, wiped out his family in a June 235 incident, authorities report in a grim case unfolding in the city.
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Chicago
Roy Parks
Coal's Value as Fuel Known for Centuries
The article traces coal use from ancient England and possibly earlier to the Middle Ages and mentions biblical references to charcoal. It notes early records in England around 1852 and in Virginia in 1750, then discusses coal distribution in the Americas, highlighting inland deposits in North America and sparse deposits in South America.
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England
Belfast
China
North America
Virginia
Europe
America
Americas
Nova Scotia
South America
Guineas
Brazil
Paraguay
Uruguay
Cordilleras
Continents
Artistic Spirit of Age Evincing Through Doors Over Time
The article traces doors as a reflection of their eras from ancient Egypt to modern design. It cites Solomon’s temple doors in gold, Homeric depictions in silver or brass, and early Egyptian wood panels. Hinges appeared later in the twelfth century, with doors hung on pivots in top and bottom sockets.
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Egypt
King Solomon's Temple
Homer
Cat with a forty five inch furred skin shows cat strength
A deer watcher’s wife loses hens and traps catch a large wild cat. The enraged animal grips a keeper’s gun by the barrel, leaving claw marks and teeth impressions. The fur skin measured 45 inches from top to tip.
Mud the Answer to Land and Water Lesson
A Schoolmaster tests his geography lesson by asking what land and water make. A young pupil raises a hand and offers the simple, humorous reply Mud, Sir. The moment captures a child’s candid interpretation of the world.
Learning through imitation and oral exploration
An Hygela Magazine article by Dr. Mervin C. Myerson argues that children mouth objects to learn size shape and texture, and imitate parents behaviors. It warns that adults who place coins pins or chew wood set a poor example.
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Pereiga
Dad
Hygela Magazine
Mervin C. Myerson
Boston debut of the Ladies' Magazine and Hale funding push
In 1828 Sarah Josepha Hale opened the Great Ladies' Magazine in Boston and promoted a fundraiser for the Banker Hill monument. She noted editor resistance but said a ladies' society was forming, advised women seek their protector's consent.
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Sarah Josepha Hale
Boston
Great “Ladies’ Magazine
Banker Hill
Ladies’ Society
Minneapolis Journal
Two Women Named as First Humans in Brazilian Lore
A Brazil based tradition claims the first humans were two women rather than Adam and Eve. The dispute arose when each woman claimed to be the oldest. The note credits either misinterpretation or later evolution of tradition.
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Adium and
Eve
Ancient Library at Timgad
At Timgad in Roman Africa a public library funded by a benevolent citizen offered parchment rolls and a comfortable reading space with tables and chairs for borrowers to consult works.
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Timgad
Roman
Africa
Commemoration of Historic Events and U S Mint Issues
The article traces early settlers in New Netherlands, origins of Dutch claims, and notes 1920 to 1928 commemorations. It lists various anniversaries and the related commemorative coins and stamps issued by the United States, including the 1924 tercentenary and other centennial celebrations.
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Hudson River
France
Flanders
New Netherlands
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Bennington
Independence
Vermont
Lexington and
Concord
Alabama
Missouri
Heron Among Nature's Favorites and Feeds
The heron is an incessant feeder with a secret that could aid women wary of gaining weight. It gorges yet remains slim, hunts by water, and snatches prey with a swift bill. It eats fish frogs and insects, with the blue heron most common and nesting in high swamp trees.
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South America
North America
Venture the assertion phrase ridiculed by Pathfinder
Pathfinder Magazine mocks the phrase venture the assertion as a contradictory misuse. It notes an assertion is a positive, not a guess, and argues the form signals unsupported opinion and noncommitment, urging abolition for incompetency.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Elements That Build Earths Surface Shell
The earth contains more than eighty elements, but eight dominate the crust. About half of the crust mass is oxygen, with aluminum, iron, calcium, magnesium and the alkalies sodium and potassium making up most of the rest. These eight elements form minerals, never occurring free.
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Earth
Wood species drive most excelsior production in the country
Ezcheler Production estimates one cord of ex celsior wood yields about 2,000 pounds on average, with a range of 1,680 to 2,300 pounds. Aspen and cottonwood together with basswood supply more than half of U S excelsior, while southern pines willow red gum white pine spruce and many other woods also contribute.
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Ezcheler
In a Hole Over Spelling A Professor
A college student confesses to a grave mix up choosing which 'f' or 's' to cross out in the word professor. The scene shows him leaning over the desk in distress while seeking help from a fellow student.
Indian Women First to Make Marvelous Laces
The article highlights Paraguayan nanduti lace as a unique craft of Indian women in Paraguay. It notes the lace’s delicate web like texture, its long tradition passed mother to daughter, and how entire villages work on frames to produce these laces for buyers across South America.
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South America
Paraguay
Philippe Pinel and the Reform of Insanity Care
A brief note recalls Philippe Pinel born 1745 as a reformer who freed inmates at Bicêtre and Salpêtrière from chains in 1798 and 1783. He introduced humane treatment replacing flogging and demonic beliefs, laying groundwork for modern mental health care. Claude Lillingseton contributes Pinel’s biography in Hygeia Magazine.
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Philippe Pinel
France
Europe
Bicetre Hospital
Salpetriera
Pinel
Claude Lillingseton
Hygeia Magazine
Medicine
From Papyrus to Parchment and Pages in Antiquity
The article traces early writing materials: papyrus from Egypt gave the name paper, guarded by export bans. Greeks and Romans used animal skins, parchment from sheep and vellum from calves, later forming rolled pages called volumen. Julius Caesar popularized page form over long rolls, while scribes used bamboo implements shaped like pens.
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Egypt
Julius Caesar
Seeing through reading to the images within
A reflective piece urges readers to not merely absorb printed words but to picture living scenes in the imagination. It contrasts two readers: those who see nothing in life and those who vividly picture stories, using a quote to prompt mental imagery and endurance in difficulty.
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Femor Blackie
Nature Keeps Its Secret In Stomach Integrity
The narrator notes the stomach resists dissolution by its own acids because of a natural, immune substance. It mocks a boastful amateur who claimed to have invented a dissolve-anything liquid. A listener silences him with a practical question about containment.
Sunday School Closed and Vacation Bible School Hope
The Lutheran church announces the Sunday School is closed until September. English services are at 11 a.m., with 2:30 p.m. services at Howie school house. Vacation Bible School starts Monday at 9 a.m. and invites children to participate and enjoy the program.
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A. A. Holbeck
Howie School
Evangelical church services and events listed
Rev Andrew Roukema presides at Big Timber Church with Sunday School at 10 a m and morning service at 11 with theme Pauls Joy in Prayer. Christian Endeavor at 7 15 and evening service at 8. Choir practice Tuesday at 8 p m. Ladies Aid meets Friday July 8 at 2 p m social with Mr and Mrs Peter York. Glasston Church Sunday School at 2 p m and afternoon service at 3.
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Andrew Roukema
Big Timber Church
Paul
Christian Endeavor
Ae Ladies Aid
Christian Endeavor Society
Peter York
Glasston Church
Church of God to Hold Sunday and Wednesday Services
The Church of God plans preaching at 8 p m on Sunday and Wednesday evenings. The schedule calls for faith teaching and prayer services led by local ministers.
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Church OF God
Church Service Times And Library Hours
Saint Josephs Catholic notice lists Rev. A J Schuh administrating second Sunday at 9 am and fourth Sunday at 11 am Reed Point Church schedules second Sunday 11 am and fourth Sunday 9 am Seventh Day Adventists hold Sabbath School at 2 pm St Mark Episcopal services led by Rev Frank Durant at 11 am Congregational services as announced Library hours: Monday 7 30 to 9 pm Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 2 30 to 5 and 7 30 to 9 pm
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ST. Joseph’s Catholic
A. J. Schuh
Big Timber Church
Reed Point
ST. Mark’s
Notary Public Through History and Function
A concise overview traces the notary public from Roman shorthand to modern legal roles. It notes notaries record transactions, certify authenticity, and take acknowledgments under official seal in English and American law.
Waterfalls of Norway and notable heights
Norway features many falls including Voringsos on the borela and Skjaeggedalfos on the Tynesa, both well over 500 feet. Vettisfoa on Markedola near Sognefjord drops about 800 feet. The Seven Sisters rises on a Sterfjera branch as seven separate falls in one watershed.
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Norway
Voringsos
Orela
Tynesa
Sognefjord
Official Directory of Government and Local Officials
A long list of national and Montana officials is presented, naming figures from President Hoover to state and local offices in Helena and surrounding districts. It includes cabinet members, Supreme Court justices, congressional members, federal officers, Montana governor and state officers, judiciary, law enforcement, education, health, and city posts with several names and titles.
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United States
Herbert C. Hoover
California
Charles Curtis
Kansas
House
John N. Garner
Texas
Henry L. Stimson
New York
Treasury
Ogden L. Mills
Navy
Charles P. Adams
Massachusetts
Patrick J. Hurley
Oklahoma
William D. Mitchell
Minnesota
Walter PF. Brown
Ohio
Interior
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Arthur M. Hyde
Missouri
Robert P. Lamont
Illneis
William N. Doak
Virginia
Charles Evans Hughes
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Willis Vandevanter
Wyoming
James C. McReynolds
Tennessee
Louis D. Brandeis
George Sutherland
Utah
Pierce Butler
Harlan F. Stone
Owen J. Roberta
Pennsylvania
U. & Senators
Thomas J. Walsh
Helena
Burton K. Wheeler
Butte
John M. Evans
Missoula
Scot Leavitt
Great Falls
Montana
Geo. M. Bourquin
Charles N. Pray
Wellington D. Rankin
Charles Garlow
C. A Rasmuseen
A.S
Rolla Duncan Billings
State of
John BE. Erickson
Frank A Hazelbaker
W. E. Harmes
F. E. Williams
L. A. Foot
George P. Porter
Elizabeth Ireland
Supreme Court
J. Ward
Register of Lands
I. M. Brandford
W. J. Butler
A. H. Stafford
Robert H. Hill
C. A. Bolton
Austin B. Middleton
George
Robertson Child Welfare
Maggie Smith Hathaway
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Heron
Nature
Nsane
Seventh Day Adventists Sabbath School
J. J. Gallagher
Professional Directory
J. D. Herries
Masonic
E. C. Overland
Goodkind
Frank Arnold
Thompson Slock
Livingston, Montana
L. H. Townsend
A. P. O'Leary
M. D
Sergeen
Commercial Bank Bldg
Big Timber
Mont
DR. D. Claiborn
Big Timber, Montana
L. W. Baskett
Montana Power CO
Block Big Timber
M. W. Barr
Official Directory
D. W. Higbie
Livingstein
Creston
Crest
D. Claiborn
G. H. Goosey
Ted C. Busha
Fred J. Ellison
Nelie O. Lamb
C. W. Campbell
C. E. Busse
Harold Roe
J. J. Michels
C. D. Graff
L. H. Lints
J. B. Hinds
Ethel K. Steensland
G. O. Rostad
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