Waimangu the Great Geyser of New Zealand
In the North Island of New Zealand near Rotorua the Waimangu geyser, largest in the world, erupts dramatically after a long build up following Mount Tarawera’s 1886 eruption. The scene features Whitish pools, steam vents, and a volcanic landscape with Rotomahana Lake, Tarawera, and vivid mineral colors, attracting observers despite danger from irregular eruptions.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNU
New Zealand
North Island
Rotorua
Mount Tarawera
Walmangu
Mount
Tarawera
New
Les With Ints
Waimangu
Lake Rotomahana
T'arawera
Rotomahana
Watmanfu
Waimaneu
Enid Faces Love Dilemma on London Ocean Trip
Enid Walker studies suitors aboard ship and in London while torn between marrying George Danbury for money or seeking true love. She prays at St Martin's in the Field where a young curate helps her see a path beyond wealth toward heartfelt choice.
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Enid
Ler
London
George Danbury
Edward
diMcult
Henry
New York
George
Danbury
Old St.Martin’s
Sunday Silence and Thought Power in an Idle World
An Ohio State Journal opinion notes Gandhi's weekly silence and the value of mental rest. It cites a window-gazing executive and a Broadway producer as examples where contemplation yields major ideas and profits. Sunday emerges as a practical day for quiet reflection and planning for the week ahead.
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America
Gandhi
Ohio State Journal
Skeletons found in Milan church choir loft burial stalls
Workmen uncover an underground choir loft in a San Bernardino church Milan revealing the seated skeletons of monks from the attached monastery. The monastic burial custom had the monks interred upright in the stalls.
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San Bernardino
Milan
Neon Tube Brain Model Shown by Vienna Doctors
An illuminated model of the human brain and central nervous system was created by two Vienna physicians using 100 neon tubes. The glass construction allows display of exterior and interior parts, with sections highlighted as needed during lectures.
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Vienna
Austria
Little Chap Buys Candy With Eggs Ad
Ad copy from a vintage paper features a boy trading nickel worth of candy for eggs priced at 45 cents a dozen. The plea references Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a liver aid still advertised after six decades.
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Sonny
Dr. Pierce
Magazine Subscription as College Aid
A wealthy speaker promises to help a young man through college if he subscribes to a magazine for 50 years, illustrating a sharp offer amid financial schemes.
Agreement Ile Under Mistletoe Dearest Love Confession
A brief handwritten note shows two lines of intimate exchange with one person declaring love and the other replying affirmatively, both framed under a seasonal mistletoe motif. The fragment hints at a private romantic moment captured in a casual note.
So this is your new building
Casual exchange notes a new building with a blunt response about its value and critique of public faults. The remark hints at cautious attitudes and the presence of loaded guns as a metaphor for hidden risks in society.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Offers Gentle Liver Boost
An ad extols Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a daily laxative from fresh herbs and pepsin. It claims it keeps organs active, delays aging, improves appetite and skin, and is safer than patent medicines. It urges use for bilious headaches and constipation, even for children, implying broad health benefits.
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Dr. Caldwell
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McClure Newspa
Odd
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Harold F. Ritchie & Co., Inc
Scott @ Bowne
Count von Luckner
KHJ Toe
Scott’s
Ofs
Koogee
McKesson
Dean
Doan
McLain Orthopedic Sanitarium
Aubert Ave
St. Lesis
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