Hawaii Volcanoes National Park’s Wonders Move Tourists to Awe
The article extols Kilauea and Halemaumau as the world’s most spectacular active volcanoes in Hawaii National Park. It details lava flows from Kau and Mauna Loa, amazing crater landscapes, and visitor routes from Hilo to Volcano House. It highlights notable figures and official praise for the park’s natural marvels.
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Ilauea
Hawaii National Park
Halemaumau
VL Iorly Wes al Avul
Kilauea
Hawaiian
T. A. Jaggar, Jr
Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
Mauna Loa
Haleakala
Hilo
Volcano House
Pele
National Park
United States
Grand Canyon
Crater Lake
Sequoias
Yosemite
Sequoia
General Grant
EK. M. Newman
Hawaiian National Park
Hawaii
Tropics
Edna L. Smith
Aurora
Ill
Stephen T. Mather
National Park Service
National Park System
Yellowstone
Sequoia Park
Kau Desert
Kilauea Crater
Kau
Jagger
Keoua
Kameha
Hawaiian Islands
Island of
Territory of
Maui
Crater of
Mokuaweowee
Alika
Aliki
South Kona
Halekala
New York City
Central Park
Canadian Soldier Leaves Wife in Cold Starred Letter
Mrs. Andrews testified that John Andrews left his wife after war wounds worsened. He wrote a farewell note from a country stream saying he could not return and urged her to go back to England. Judge Harry A. Lewis granted divorce as the wife moved forward with life.
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John Andrews
France
America
Lewis
England
North Welsh Street
Illinois City Slogan Contest Highlights Several Towns
Illinois towns such as Jacksonville Litchfield Jerseyville Macomb Sparta and Carbondale list distinctive slogans. Sparta saw 1174 proposals before choosing Everybody Works Nobody Shirks. Macomb received about 500 suggestions. Staunton Juliet Chenoa and others consider new lines. most towns urge drivers to Slow down or Speed Up.
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Acksonville
Ill
Chicago
Jerseyville
Illinois
Jacksonville
City of Education
Litchfield
Rushville
Edwardsville
Jonesboro
Lincoln
Douglas
Macomb
Sparta
New Athens
Association of Commerce
Staunton
Juliet
Chenoa
Lincoln relic shows initials A L on old mattock
ETERSBURG ILL Substantial evidence suggests Abraham Lincoln did not gain strength only by rail splitting at New Salem A L Bradley of Petersburg presents an old mattock branded A L as proof the tool belonged to Lincoln The find near the Offut store site ties to Lincoln’s 1831 clerk work and the New Salem restoration effort
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Etersburg
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
New Selem
A. A. Bradley
Petersburg
Abe
Lincoln
New Salem
Bradley
Wuzel the four footed student at California lab
Wuzel a brindle dog rescued from the pound attends the University of California to test whether dogs can reason. In the Tolman lab she demonstrates delayed reaction by fetching designated objects after commands, aiding animal psychology and child training methods research. Owner Louis Penn, a student, and Dr E C Tolman direct the experiments. Wuzel, a cross built dog, cost 7 50 from the city pound and is valued at 5 000 today.
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Brkeley
Cal
Wuzel
University of California
America
Louis Penn
E. C. Tolman
Wazel
Penn
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