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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1927
Page
4
New York Snow Mine Persists in Midtown Hole
A snow packed hole at Forty-seventh Street and Fifth Avenue has remained covered since early winter and shows no sign of melting despite regular traffic and warmer spells. It is reportedly visible from the start of the season and likely will stay until birds return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Forty-seventh Street
Fifth Avenue
The Way We Do by J. Fuller Gloom
A Kansas City Star quote on life stages compares youth, manhood, and age to suns at various stages. It frames ambition in youth, confidence in adulthood, and reminiscence in old age, noting how self perception shifts over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fuller
Kansas City Star
Rescued Blue Jay Freed From Elm by Nashua Firemen
A large blue jay tangled in string and caught in a big elm tree in Nashua, New Hampshire, was released by firefighters from the central fire station as a crowd watched. The bird had been held fast in an upper branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
Central Fire Station
Varieties and Preparations of Potatoes Displayed in England
A search in England revealed over 100 potato varieties and 150 cooking methods. At a London hotel luncheon four potato types were sampled in 25 different preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Rare Alaska shore bird nest found on Mount McKinley slopes
Ornithologists report the nest and eggs of a rare Alaskan surf bird discovered during a field expedition on Mount McKinley. The male cares for the eggs, while the female is described as feminist by Joseph Dixon of the University of California. The find includes several breeding pairs and notes paternal incubation as common in these shore birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Kansas City Times
Joseph Dixon
Museum of Vertebrate Zoology
University of California
Sari
Mount McKinley
Dixon
Stubby the Bull Terrier Memorialized in Red Cross Museum
Stubby, the stray bull terrier mascot of the American Expeditionary Force’s Yan kee division, has been stuffed and mounted on a mahogany base in the Washington Red Cross museum. He wears a chamois blanket presented by French women, with his decorations and a wound stripe attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubby
Red Cross
Washington
One
Radio possibility cited by Senator Copeland on Washington radio
Copeland of New York told the Michigan State Society in Washington that it is possible to hear George Washington in his farewell address by radio in years to come. He based this on the theory that sound waves could travel around the world similar to light that left the sun millions of years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal 8. Copeland
New York
Michigan State Society
Washington
George Washington
Pathfinder Magazine
Hillsboro Jewelry Store Door Left Open Neatly Intact
Residents of Hillsboro New Hampshire proved honesty when a jewelry store door stayed open overnight and no one entered. A drifted pile of snow on the floor inside showed no footprints, confirming no intrusion according to the Indianapolis News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
N. H
Indianapolis News
Prospect of Cheaper Fuel Through Coal Distillation
It may soon be feasible to distill coal at the mine to recover oils and gases and ship them by long distance. Estimates indicate transmitting 100000 British thermal units would cost just over a cent and a half for 75 miles.
Double-Crossed Smuggling Run Hits Cuban Coast
Swindling aliens seeking entry to the United States operates from Cuba where boatmen ferry would be migrants in launches. The journey lands them 12 to 16 hours later on an uninhabited Cuban coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
Cuban
Narrow streets force donkeys to back out in Bagdad
In the old city of Bagdad narrow Turkish streets hinder traffic as two small donkeys cannot pass. When two meet, one must back out and scurry ahead before another enters from the far end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagdad
Turkish Arabia
Shakespeare Club Brings Members to Plays and Musicals
A brief dialogue shows members invited to join a Shakespeare club, with participation in plays and occasional musical comedies. The exchange highlights interest in theater and community group activities.
Germans Invent Sleep Machine For Insomnia Relief
The device is a small box emitting a gentle humming sound like a bee hive. It runs for about 40 minutes before fading away, functioning similarly to a mother's rocking chair with wordless lullabies.
Unclear fragment prompts no clear event
Fragmentary OCR text shows misread phrases about parents and schools with no coherent event or names to identify. No verifiable facts or entities available for a proper summary.
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