World’s Fair Visitors and Local Gatherings Shine
Local notes recount Mrs Myrtle Miner and others visiting from Saturday to Monday at the World’s Fair. Community members host, visit relatives, attend funerals in Iowa, and plan church meetings. Several weekend travels, school plans, and tomato packing preparations at DeSchipper Packing Co. are noted among social and civic updates.
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Myrtle Miner
Stella ‘Humes
Louise Taylor
Salt River sheep perform daring spring migration stunts
In northern Arizona the annual woolly trek from the Salt River valley to highland pastures features sheep climbing steep slopes and swimming icy streams. Shepherds note they will follow a leader, and the herder must coax reluctant sheep into torrents to reach the far shore.
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Salt River Valley
Arizona
First World’s Fairs Chronology Through 1926
The first real World’s fair occurred in London in 1851 and inspired a string of expositions. Notable events include New York in 1853, Paris 1855 and 1878, Philadelphia 1876, Chicago 1896, St Louis 1904, San Francisco 1915, and Paris 1925 1926.
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London
New York
Paris
Vienna
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Steamship Hotelperches on Allegheny Mountain View
Motorists traveling the Lincoln highway east of Pittsburgh find a boat shaped hotel and restaurant perched on a mountainside at 2,464 feet. From its deck visitors view three states and seven counties in the surrounding countryside.
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Allegheny Mountains
Pittsburgh
Washing the Flag and the New Deal of 1260
The piece discusses flag washing as proper military practice and recalls a 1260 prophecy of a new era after famine plague and strife in Europe. Friars enforce penance, hermits appear, and all society seeks charity with reconciliation and restitution among classes.
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Europe
Kansas_ City Star
Seven Seas Definition Across Cultures and Times
The phrase seven seas refers to all the world’s waters, not a fixed list. It has varied meanings across cultures from ancient Hindus and Persians to Romans, with Kipling popularizing the modern usage as a title.
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Arctic
Pacific
Europe
Asia
Oxus
Punjab
Venice
Italy
Rudyard Kipling
Compass Plant Leaves Edge Upward in Sun Denial
The compass plant adapts to heat by placing leaf edges on top and pointing north to south. This profile position lets morning and late afternoon sun strike the broad surfaces while midday heat is met by the leaf edge. Rosin weeds and prickly lettuce are cited as examples.
Mexico's Government Structure and Elections
Mexico is a federated republic of 28 states with governors legislatures and judiciaries elected by popular vote. It includes two territories and a federal district. Legislative power lies in a congress with 185 deputies and 58 senators. The President serves a four year term by direct vote and cannot be re elected. The President appoints a cabinet of ten secretaries.
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Mexico
Fashion Clash at Paraguayan Commune Trial
Colonists warned of a failed English founded Communistic settlement in Paraguay. When the founder returned with new recruits, the clash between fashionable immigrants and ragged settlers sparked intense discord, especially among women who tore off the newcomers’ clothes and dressed themselves in them.
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Paraguay
New Eden
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