King of the Rockies feat on Longs Peak front
Prof James W Alexander, an assistant professor of mathematics at Princeton, became the first to ascend the East Front of Longs Peak via Chasm Lake, cutting 76 ice steps and reaching The Summit at 2 20 pm. A Colorado Mountain Club party repeated the climb the next day, proving the ascent possible.
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Cinderella and the Prince Cinderella and the Prince
Ellen Watson, a young woman in a poor household, dreams of a better life while supporting her family. A penniless student brother and a shy planter of hopes share the burden as Ellen meets lawyer John Trent. He reveals a fortune and the couple’s marriage changes everything, bringing prosperity to the Watson home.
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Horse Outruns Kangaroo in Australian Bush Chase
Describes kangaroos hunted for sport and for hide and tail soup. Notes the kangaroo fights with hind leg kick and foreleg claws, but is vulnerable in flight. A skilled horse and a swift kangaroo dog can force the animal into bay, where a dog can overturn and end the chase.
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One Good Quality And Benedict Arnold’s Daring Youth
A historical note describes Benedict Arnold as a boy of pronounced fearlessness. He sought peril to impress others, riding bags of corn to a mill two miles away and performing dangerous tricks by the water wheel while the miller watched in fear.
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Wireless Startles Natives In Swaziland Demonstration
A Marooni house official recounted wireless telephony in Africa where Swazis voiced awe at speaking over distance without wires. From Mbabane to Stegi 52 miles apart, chiefs gathered and held an indaba after demonstrations. A subsequent deputation asked if there would be a white man's war and which side to take.
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If atomic energy could be tamed for power
The fragment argues that unlimited internal energy of the atom would end energy worries from dwindling coal. It contemplates control as a solution to fuel shortages and future energy security.
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