Conservation and west development spark federal plan debate
The Buffalo Commercial notes a push for conserving natural resources while promoting western development through public land leases for phosphate oil and potash. The Interior Secretary urges states to receive a share of royalties, contending officials favor reclamation to aid the poor, while critics warn of bankless land grabs and labor tensions. The piece cites Oregon Governor West and calls for early congressional attention to these proposals.
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Shackleton Plans Training Trip to Norwegian Glacier
Sir Edward Shackleton prepares a preliminary Arctic trial in Norway to test rations and gear for a planned across Antarctic continent expedition. The Endurance, larger and faster than Nimrod, will carry engines, coal, and a crew of five supporting staff to study nutrition and survival in polar conditions.
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Local Bridgeport Building Notes on nearby construction
City records list multiple local building projects and alterations in Bridgeport. Projects include three and two family frame dwellings along Myrtle Avenue Madison Avenue and Orchard Street, a two story frame store and dwelling on Deacon Street, and a brick storage building on Crescent Avenue. Bids for various additions and alterations are set to be opened June 1 at 22 o'clock, with further notices for May and other dates.
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Sordon Craig by Randall Parrish
In a dim mansion Neale hires Craig to act under orders for a $10,000 yearly fee. Lawyer Vail explains a willful elder judge left half the estate to his son Philip if he returns with his actress wife within six months. otherwise the estate goes to charities. The setup hints at a covert arrangement and unsettled loyalties. Sunday baseball was declared legal in Washington, D.C.
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The Story by Chapters The Woman and The Open Boat
A serialized narrative outlines chapters from The First Step to In Possession. The table of contents lists events including Her Story A Pleasant Welcome Circumstantial Evidence Taken Prisoner Change Fronts Join the Sea Gull The Creole s Story Under Way The Revenue Cutter and The Open Boat with additional misprints and numbering variants.
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Lost youth and a risky plan near Chestnut Street mansion
A nameless young man narrates a perilous recruitment for a scheme after leaving Princeton and the army. He recalls meeting a scarred, determined man named Neale at 108 Chestnut Street and planning to take a dangerous job for money, seeking a better future amid uncertainty.
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Humorous rural tale of a quirky hat and a missing tooth powder
In a rambling, humorous dialogue a character recalls a bright funny hat and a chase sparked by gossip about a missing tooth powder. The scene shifts to a domestic debate with Pop about the powder, a playful hunt for truth, and a moment of comic mischief as the narrator admits to tearing up paper confetti while seeking the culprit.
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Stubborn cough remedy advertised at Hinaie's Drug Store
An old advertisement promotes Honey and Tar Compound as a remedy for stubborn coughs in spring. It claims the product heals raw throat and bronchial tubes, makes weak spots sound, and stops tearful coughing, warning to refuse substitutes.
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