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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1934

Page

2

Hidden energy figures in Panama currency and atoms

The text notes United States coins and paper money circulating in Panama to the near exclusion of other money. It cites 4,800,000 volts in Lone Atom as the hidden energy of matter and 4,500,000 volts in a single atom.

S. Morey Panama United States Republic of Panama

Maltese Dog: Ancient Toy Breed With Elegant Heritage

The Maltese, a long-haired toy dog, is described as the oldest toy breed from European origin. Authorities warn the breed’s coat deteriorates in the American climate. the dog weighs under ten pounds with a texture like spun glass.

Los Angeles Times Rome Christ Veronese Dresden Sheba Solomon Turin Melita Malta Adriatic Mediterranean Sicily

Guardians of Dead New Guinea Orchids Face Grim Plot

Orchids in a New Guinea forest clearing grow among human bones guarded by stone gods. Local tribe mourners believed the Dendrobium Phalaenopsis Schroederianum guarded their dead and would avenge any theft.

New Guinea Schroederianum

Glacier National Park Geology and Ice Age Features

The area’s peaks formed by the same eruption that built the Rocky Mountains and the Continental Divide. Cracks thrust the western edge over the east as erosion reveals Earth’s oldest rock formation in greens, reds, and grays, about 50 million years old. Over 60 glaciers feed numerous lakes with Icebergs afloat most of the summer.

Glacier National Park Rocky Mountains

Murder Confession Tuts Down Officer Boyce Killing

In a Boonville reform school interview, Frank White, once seen near Cardinal Street, admits he did not sleep in his bed the night Policeman Lemuel Boyce was shot. Prosecutors reveal a pawned revolver matching the wound. White confesses to the murder during a late-night confrontation with Chief Smith and White’s mother present.

Coun Lemuel R. Boyce St. Louis Smith Cardinal Street Missouri Reformatory Boye Frank White Boyce Boonville Reformatory White Boyere Chief Smith Officer Boyce

Deaf Mutes Use Symbol Language For Quick Communication

Deaf mutes seldom use the deaf end dumb alphabet except for names and dates. They employ an indicative symbol language faster than speech and understood in many countries, allowing mates of different nationalities to converse without shared written language.

J. F. Regan Lawrence Collier’s Weekly

Invention of Parachute Traced Through Centuries

The parachute evolved over centuries with key milestones. In 1783 Sebastian Lenormand demonstrated practical descent from Mountpelier Observatory. Jean Pierre Blanchard proposed using it as an adjunct to balloons. The army’s seat-pack parachute design emerged in 1918.

Sebastian Lenormand Mountpelier Observatory J. P. Blanchard

Sudden Death Is Natural for Big Game Says Guide

A woods guide from The Boston Transcript argues few big game animals die of old age or disease. Most die when weakened by illness or winter hunger, or are hunted by predators like black bears, wildcats, or other enemies as spring nears.

Boston Transcript

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