Deep Earth Shaft Proposal By Sir Charles Parsons
Sir Charles Parsons advocates boring a 12 mile deep shaft toward the earths center funded by a rich American, with stages half a mile deep and air locks to manage pressure and heat. Critics say practical depth is about three miles given ventilation and granite lining limits, but the project could yield major scientific insights and energy knowledge.
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Fourth of July Santa Claus mystery in Allister tale
A Fourth of July tale follows Tommy Allister as he befriends a kind man named Mr Miller who brings balloons and later appears as Santa Claus. The story tracks Tommy’s joy and secrecy about the man’s visits, culminating in a Christmas Eve visit and a festive holiday ending.
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Christmas Message on the Birth of Jesus
A Presbyterian Banner editorial extols Christmas as the pivotal historic event and spiritual truth, highlighting God coming to earth as a child to save humanity. It describes Jesus’ birth at Bethlehem, the divine love expressed, and the sacrifice on Calvary as central to salvation for all who believe.
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Aged Apple Trees Long-Lived American Fruit Trees
The apple tree stands as the longest lived American fruit tree many trees remain healthy and fruitful at a century old in various regions including Irust where age is common among mature specimens.
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Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children Sold Nationwide
Mothers urged to keep a box for seasonal illnesses, claiming the powders break up colds regulate bowels relieve feverishness and teething troubles. Used by mothers for over 80 years and available at all drug stores with a trial package offered by mail from Mother Gray Co Le Roy NY.
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