Government to Sell 700 Million Feet of Timber for Pulp
The forest service announces a 700 million foot timber sale on the Kootenai national forest Montana the plan runs 20 years with price readjustments every five years Spruce larch and lodgepole pine dominate the stands near the Canadian border The sale area covers about 200000 acres and lies in northwest Montana near Idaho with potential pulp production and projected gross government receipts of about 1.5 million dollars, about half to Montana for schools and roads.
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Rocky Mountain States
Forest Service
Kootenai National Forest
Montana
Oak River
International Line
Kootenai River
Idaho State Line
Yank
Great Northern Railroad
Wootenai
Niter in Montana and Panama Canal Break Through
Reports from Melrose Montana describe a nitrate deposit on Camp Creek with limited potential and uncertain economics. Panama’s Pacific end barrier blast opens a major canal channel, water flows through the gap, and dredging proceeds to complete navigation in both ends.
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Niter
Montana
R. W. Richards
United States Geological Survey
Camp Creek
Melrose
Mont
F. C.moore
Washington
DD. C
Canal
Panama
Pacific
Panama Canal
Gambo Dike
Miraflores Locks
Miraflores
Atlantic Channel
Tribune
Lottery of Love and Cards Echo in Wit
Mrs Gnagg quips that luck in love translates to gaming luck. Mr Gnagg replies he could break the bank at Monte Carlo if unlucky in romance. Their banter appears in a lighthearted exchange.
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Mrs. Gnagg
Mr. Gnagg
Monte Carlo
Washington
Speaking of Votes for Women, Grace Withdraws Support
A Louisville Courier Journal note questions Grace's stance on women's suffrage, implying she may retire without clearly backing the movement or revealing her position. The remark suggests lukewarm commitment and withheld colors.
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Louisville Courier Journal
Magazine Advice Sparks Debate Over Suffragette Bomb Claim
A Louisville Courier Journal quote notes a claim that home hints magazines advised making a suffragette bomb from a tomato can. The remark highlights reader warnings about dangerous DIY instructions in periodicals.
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Louisville Courier- Journal
Roosevelt Near Border Ready for Possible Intervention
The speaker notes that Colonel Roosevelt will be near the border in case of military intervention, signaling readiness and determent.
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Roosevelt
Determining Longitude Difference Between Washington and Paris
Representatives of both nations will determine the precise longitude difference between Washington and Paris. The text also notes a philosophical distinction between a man who will and a man who won t.
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Washington
Paris
Women’sDress Rumors Spark Summer Fashion Debate 1915
Bay City Times notes a trend toward women wearing no stockings in summer by 1915. The piece quips that men who once nagged about women’s dress have shifted to indifference, reflecting changing social attitudes.
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Bay City Times
Government to establish Rhode Island lobster breeding plant
The government will set up a plant in Rhode Island to breed lobsters, aiming to secure stock. Strict civil service rules have reduced availability in Washington, per the Cleveland Plaindealer.
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Rhode Island
Civil Service
Washington
Cleveland
Tangled Tale Prompts Tango Lovers
A fragment from a Lansing-sourced piece notes eccentric old circus lore about French contortionists and a worm oil used to make supple bodies, described as a suggestion to tango enthusiasts and lovers of the dance.
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Lansing Journal
Umpire's Wife Targeted by Roasting at Ball Park
The Detroit Free Press notes a tradition where family members invite themselves to games to roast Kitty’s husband, the baseball umpire, when nothing else is on. The practice highlights local humor and recurring social outings.
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Ball Park
Kitty
Detroit Free Press
Old Man and Small Boy Exchange Crying Demand
A Baltimore American quote captures a fatherly concern as the old man asks why the boy cries and the child replies that fear for safety and sanity as a child explains his tears.
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Baltimore American
Do We Know George Washington Article Mystery
The New Orleans Picayune notes the article questions if the famed George Washington figure seeks political office. The piece contrasts time and money, suggesting time is easier to recover than lost funds.
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George Washington
New Orleans Picayune
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