Mount Everest climb hinges on favorable weather
Major Hingston speaking at the Royal Geographical Society outlined the Everest ascent as hampered by extreme breath control and altitude. Somervell recorded 27 000 feet requiring seven to ten breaths per step and Norton at 28 000 feet gained only 82 feet per hour. He warned mental strain and memory lapses at height, stressing that favorable weather remains imperative for success.
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London
W. G. Kingston
Rev B Geographical Society
Somervell
Norton
Hingston
Bruce
Everest
New Quick Cough Relief Promises Fast Stop
An advertisement touts a new method for treating coughs based on Dr King’s remedy. A single teaspoonful held in the throat before swallowing is claimed to loosen phlegm and ease coughing, with quick relief for colds hoarseness bronchitis and related ailments. The note adds the remedy is safe for children and adults and economical per dose.
HOW TO SOLVE THE CROSSWORD PUZZLE ARTICLE
Instructions describe solving a crossword by placing words from numbered clues starting at the top left. Horizontal or vertical entries begin at numbered squares with black squares guiding direction. Fill letters into white squares until the grid reads correct across and down, matching all definitions.
Fragmentary Glossary Clues From An Alphabetic List
The text presents a garbled collection of terms and partial clues ranging across words like vestment, unit of length, mineral, and Latin love, with scattered fragments such as Ecclesiastical vestment burn up and To disappear. It reads as a damaged OCR with disparate entries and no coherent narrative or events.
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Picturesque Ex-Stage Driver Carries His Whip to the Grave
Portland obituary recalls rus Wierd Barger once a famed northwest stage driver. For nearly eight decades he plied routes across Idaho and British Columbia, later serving Wells Fargo. He died in Portland and was mourned with a final horse drawn procession in Silverton. Barger left two daughters, Edna and Nellie, and was long associated with the Pendleton Round-Up.
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Cyrus Willard Barger
Pioneer
Portland
Ore
Rus| Wierd Barger
Northwest
Silverton
Marger
Rekon
Idaho
British Columbia
Arizand
Fosemtte’ Valley
Wells-Parco and Compans
March of Progress
California
Bureer
Aix-In
John Barger
Emer Davenbert
Rebecca J. Barger
Porting
Barger
Wieges
Fendletor
Indvara
Oregon Journal
Wortland
Jackson
Journal
Jackson Vile Pendleton
Jackson Binter
Bix
Hig Ann
Pendleton
Barear
Orenan
Ex machinist Bud Gamble on world tour in Germany
Ex machinist Bud Gamble travels with impresario Wiehmann across Germany performing with a musical saw. They tour major cities, sell cards, and plan a world tour while police passport issues arise and Gamble recalls Pennsylvania roots. The piece notes romance and the era’s travel entertainments.
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Bud Gamble
Will
Tud Cambie
Gamble
Hamburg
William Wichmann
Williameport
Wiehmann
Germany
Heriin
Bremen
Leipsic
Homburg
Fultherman
Hamble
Gambls and Wiehmann
Iuiy
Samble
Vionville
Auwgust
Bossman
Lillencran
Lemon Juice for Sluggish Liver in Morning Drink
California lemon juice in hot water before breakfast is a popular tonic. It is said to improve digestion, curb acidity, and aid blood alkalinity. Try a ten day test with a dozen lemons to start tomorrow morning and observe results.
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California
Ady
Sponsors Move to World Bar by Ohid Bar Association Leader
John Ay Clie, president of the Ohid Bar Association, sponsors a move toward an international bar body to handle global legal affairs and relations. The narrative references a distant fair in the mountains of Silesia, held each January since the Middle Ages, tied to the region’s historical abundance of wild pigeons aiding harvest disputes. The fair is famed for purebred showcases.
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John Ay Clie
Ohid
War International Bar Association
Dakin
Silesia
Lahn
Paris Builds City Within City For International Exhibition
The report outlines a colossal 70 acre exhibition site along the Seine between Champs Elysees and Invalides. Aimed at showcasing architecture, decoration, industry and crafts, the plan includes a new bridge, modern pavilions, and segregated exhibits in wood, metal, glass, ceramics, textiles and paper. Americans Spend nearly $2,546,090 on meat products.
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Champs Elysees
Paprlita Grieber
Seine
Paris
Dan
Hogar
Varia
Aume
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C. P. Webb
West Virginia
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Rautenders
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Whitch
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Cupid
Rundfunk
Zermann Schwarez
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Frankfort
Radio
Witdower
Daugehter
Atin
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Wiley
Plgenna
Fron
All Oper
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Tuvidaon
Supttel
Wall Paper
MOORE
Capitol Street
World
Greenbrier
Kanawha Drug Company
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Miguel de Cervantes
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