Iris and Sam Moore Embrace a World of Promise
Iris, confined by Kitty's social scene at her brother Jim's home, feels alien and weak. Doctor Bowen proposes elopement to a luxurious life with his mother’s wealth, but Iris delays. Sam Moore’s birthday gesture of a blue bowl and shared sunlight awakens hope Iris may belong and heal in the back yard world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris
Kitty
Jim
Doctor Bowen
Doctor Wells
Sam
Sam Moore
Miss Long
Sain Moore
Animals of the Dim Past at Como Bluff Wyoming
The article describes Como Bluff Wyoming as a key fossil site where early dinosaur bones were found. It notes a wide variety of dinosaurs by size and form, including herbivores like Brontosaurus, which could reach 70 feet in length and weigh 18 to 20 tons, and contrasts plant eaters with carnivores and birds resembling in structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Come Bluff
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
North
Como Bluff
Professor Marsh
Institute of the Col d'Olen Up at 9840 Feet
The Col d'Olen Institute near Monte Rosa rises 9840 feet and is a premier center for Alpine science. Founded by Prof. Angelo Mosso of Turin, it houses laboratories for botany bacteriology zoology physiology terrestrial physics and meteorology focused on Alpine effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col d’Olen
Monte Rosa
Angelo Mosso
Turin
Scouts Earn Praise for Forest Fire Fight in Philipsburg
A Philipsburg scout troop aided state police in extinguishing a forest fire near Tyrone pike on a Saturday. Sergeant RE J Kohn commended their courage discipline and efficiency noting their superb knowledge and rapid obedience. The letter dated April 24 1922 praises Capt Thomas Horn scoutmaster and the Philipsburg unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PhilysbaseePa
Philipsburg
H. J. Kohn
Pennsylvania State Police
Thos, Horn
Tyrone Pike
RE. J. Kohn
State Police
Detroit Athletic Club Sends Scouts to Camp Yellowstone
The Detroit Scout Council selected senior patrol leaders Quessenberry and Alfred Pressnall of Troop 2 to visit Camp Yellowstone in Yellowstone Park for two months. The Detroit Athletic Club will cover expenses, aiming to convey national playground wonders and to use experienced scouts for careful home observations.
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Boy Scout Reserve
Alfred Pressnall
Detroit Scout Council
Detroit Athletic Club
Camp Yellowstone
Yellowstone Park
Quessenberry
Pressnall
Detroit Council
Rotarians and Guests Attend Birmingham Scout Camp Baseball
Birmingham Rotarians who sponsor local scout work visited the summer camp and played a hard fought baseball game against the Boy Scouts. The score ended 2 to 1 with the Big Yellows achieving the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Scout Sportsmanship Poem Reprinted From Butte Miner
A short verse from the Butte Montana Miner urges boys to accept loss with grit. It emphasizes dignity, steady effort, and sportsmanship over mere victory, advising readers to stay true to their plan and face disappointment with composure.
Indigestion relief claims and testimonial promotion
A promotional piece touts Tanlac as an effective remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia with a testimonial from Mrs. W. H. Hocker of Clifton Forge Virginia. The ad says Tanlac aids digestion, purifies blood, boosts energy, and invites readers to buy from druggists. Also mentions Dr Peery's Dead Shot worm remedy and a gunsafety motto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
W. H. Hocker
Rose Ave
Clifton Forge
Tanlac
Rivalry on the greens between Grace and Schwab
Eugene G. Grace of Bethlehem Steel and his chief Charles Schwab share a playful golf tale. Schwab and Grace compare scores on a hole by hole basis with quick quips about shots. A railway lawyer recounts a wreck story where an unconscious patient asks if he will recover and how much.
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Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Company
Goclf
Charles MM. Schwab
Schwab
Grace
Gene
Wall Street Journal
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Gluttony, Murder, and Odd Anecdotes Weave Through Tales
A Paris newspaper recalls Trenry Watterson’s gourmand boldness and a lordly hunting room with antlers and skins. It notes M. Rathenau’s Friday superstition and two near-fatal Saturday incidents, ending with a Florida fishing romance and a quip about accent-raising prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenry Watterson
Louisville
Tie
Br. Rathenau
Grunwald
M. Rathertan
M. Rathenau
le Petit Parisien
Paris
Boot leggers mention sparks child’s curious remark
A mother and child observe two girls in galoshes and the girl asks if they are “boot leggers” as discussed by her father. The fragment ends with a moralizing line about fate and the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie
Also Mentioned on This Page
McClure Newspaper
Ween Syndicate
Eboyé Scouts Scouta of America
Athletic Club
Butte
Mont
Belean Mem
Bellans
Stearns
J. Hs
Guild
Gista, J. H, Guild CO
Rupert, Vermc
W.F. Young, Inc
Temple St
Springfield
Mass
Pittsburgh
Western Canada
United Aes Hare
Bes Bie
Snes
Westest
Manitoba
Saskatchee Ae
British Co
U. G. Rutledge
E. Geneseo Street
Syracuse
N. Y
R. J. Feltham
Olean
New York
Venida Hosiery Company
West 34Th Street
New York City
Mack Products
Times Plaza
Brooklyn
Dr. Rathenau
Indy
Trutt
Florida
Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek
Michigan
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