Lost on Lone Peak Brings Ann and Bruce Together
Bruce Cruse, an unprepared Angler, becomes lost on Lone Peak while chasing a trail. Ann Berkley, convinced none can get lost, later finds him. They reunite with a moonlit ascent back to the Beaver River hotel, deciding to climb together in the future.
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Ruce Graham
Ann Berkley
Mountain Inn
Ann
Lone Peak
Beaver River
Pruce
Cruce
Crooked Brook
Bruce
Shere
First to Talk of Metal Airship Roger Bacon
Domestic Air News credits Roger Bacon as the first to realize aerostation ideas in the thirteenth century, detailing a vision of large metal hulls filled with etheric air or hydrogen and launched from a height. The article traces the lineage of rigid airship concepts from Bacon through Albertus de Saxonia and later inventors to Zeppelin in 1900.
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Roger Bacon
United States
Department of Commerce
Kircher
Bacon
Albertus de Saxonia
Mendoza
Lana
Gourdin
Delcourt
Monge
Giffard
Spiess
Bausset
Schwartz
Zeppelin
Old Customs Dear to Hearts of Britishers
London Mail recalls ancient charitable rites in which Archbishop at Lambeth Palace aided the poor. Weekly at the main gateway 30 half crowns were given to 80 parish poor, with historic notes of bread beef and coins. The piece links revived customs to the Boy Players at Salters Hall and Salter lineage.
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Lambeth Palace
London
Salters’ Hall
Queen Elizabeth
Salters’ Company
John Salter
Brother Salter
London Mail
Fight at First Sight Among Dichlid Fish
The dichlids of the freshwater carp family are highly ferocious and usually keep apart to mate. Once paired they care for the offspring, cleaning a flower pot or hollow stone, guarding eggs by fanning them, and moving fry to sand pits as they hatch. The young swim after a few hours.
You says you was de only man ob fe in the compny
A Vancouver Province quotation recounts a veteran in misty dialect recalling a battle scene. He describes bullets, gas, and a cool response beside Al as the flag flew. The piece captures wartime vernacular and pathway through danger with vivid regional speech.
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Flag
Vancouver
Meeting of Napoleon III and Wilhelm II After Sedan
In D Auvergne's Napoleon the Third the Illustrated London News account portrays the meeting after Sedan. The old king comforts the vanquished emperor with a friendly gesture as Wilhelm II leads him to discuss the battle and wartime origins.
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Napoleon the Third
Mr. D'Auvergne
Wilhelm II
Prussia
Sedan
Wilhelm
Hohenzollern
London News
Odd Topic of Discussion at Dinner About Death
The late Earl Rosebery was seen at dinner in deep talk with his partner ignoring others. In the smoking room Lord Rosebery and a guest were asked about a topic of absorbing interest. He replied they were considering what it truly feels like to be dead.
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Earl Rosebery
Quelon
Lord Mresebery
Which Was the Inducer? Which Was the Inducer?
Beth visits the Bendersons in Gleville and stays after ailing Grandfather is taken ill. She discovers intruder tension when a man climbs to her window. Beth and Robert Benderson reveal mutual affection as Aunt Kitty hopes for marriage.
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Beth Marper
Benderson
Gloville
Marcia Benderson
Grandfather Benderson
Beth
Marcia
Kitty
Cook
Sandersons
Gleville
Seth Harper
Patsy
Robert Benderson
Robert
Famous German Spy in Asylum Mystery Solved
Berlin reports the identity of a famed German wartime spy, once known as Mile. Docteur and Mrs. Captain Heinrichs, traced to Anne Marie Lesser. A Berlin art dealer’s daughter, she spied under German General Staff guidance, clashed with French authorities, killed two guards at the Swiss border, and died at thirty four after morphine addiction.
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Berlin
Mile. Docteur
France
Captain Heinrichs
England
Anne Marie Lesser
Nicolai
Lesser
Brioni
St. Petersburg
Leningrad
Friedly
Putilov
Fraulein Lesser
Mata Hari
Paris
M. Coudyanis
Rene Colascu
Oldest Savings Account Grows From 15 to 2772
New York reports the Bank for Savings notes the 110 year old account started by John H Thorpe with 15 dollars. The balance rose to 2 772 86 with no withdrawals and 2 758 85 in interest. Thorpe’s heirs own the pass book.
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New York
United States
Bank For Savings
John 8
Thorpe
Thorne
Bull Wins Argument in Battle With Auto at Crossroads
Longmont resident Mrs. W. E. Hillyer met a bull at a crossroads when she tried to scare it from the road with a horn. The bull charged, injuring the car as it retreated. one headlight, a fender, and a bumper were damaged.
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Longmont
Uolo
W. E. Hillyer
Jones case in Llanfihangel Genearglyn features many Joneses
A remarkable court case in Llanfihangel Genearglyn Wales centers on a married woman named Jones accused of stealing boots from Mr. Jones. Multiple defendants and officials share the Jones surname including a servant, a police sergeant, two magistrates, and a court clerk. The accused testified that she and her husband had just found work for another Mr. Jones.
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Llanfihangel Genearglyn
Wales
Jones
Ford unveils longest conveyor system at Dearborn plant
A three and a half to four mile long endless chain conveyor at the Ford Motor Company Range Plant in Dearborn Michigan is completed. It moves parts from building to building and ships completed sections to railcars. The system handles 390000 parts daily weighing over two million pounds.
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Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
Michigan
Ford
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