Harding Death Reflects On A Nation’s Leader
The Duchesne Courier notes President Warren G. Harding died suddenly in San Francisco. The editorial praises his effort to guide the nation, his World Court policy, and his fighting spirit, while urging mourning and respect for his interment and leadership.
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Warren G. Harding
San Francisco
Jefiain
United States
Harding
Congress
Lke
Teddy
Pres. Coolidge
Convention samples invited for Fort Duchesne meeting
Farmers and stockmen are urged to bring samples of farm and garden products to the Fort Duchesne convention. For class work only, five pound samples of various kinds of grains produce and animals may be presented. Entomologists and agronomists will review the items, and attendees should come prepared with questions.
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Fort Duchesne
U. B. LC
U S Wool Clip For 1923 Reaches 228 Million Pounds
The Department of Agriculture reports the 1923 United States wool clip at 228,031,000 pounds, with last year 220,155,000 and earlier years ranging from 1915 to 1921. Principal states' estimates follow.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Mease Gorell Nuptials Highlight Biblical Table Etiquette
The obituary style notice notes the marriage of Patsy Vernal to Gorell in a ceremony linking them to Ide Sunnys and Sunny owell. It cites frequent references to biblical times and explains dining customs such as washing hands and feet as acts of respect and hospitality.
Nuggets Found by Chance Near Pilot Hill California
A man idly chipping a bowlder at Pilot Hill in El Dorado County uncovered gold worth $8,000. The discovery occurred while he was not actively prospecting.
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California
Pilot III
el Dorado County
Editorial Woes Cited By Osborn Enterprise Letter
The Osborn Enterprise laments editorial woes with a sharp quip about a country editor publishing all readers dislike and his own preferences, warning of backlash. The Kansas City Star is cited as the source of the remark.
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Osborn Enterprise
Kansas City Star
Breeda Division Tale of a Mixed Breed Dog
James haad recalls his parents saying their dog is part bulldog and part fox terrier. When asked the breed he quips that his head resembles a fox terrier while the tall frame suggests bulldog.
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Division
Breeda
James Haad
Oldest Flying Creature Of New Zealand Islands
Scientists describe a creature with three eyes on the head, one eye being a true extra organ, noted as among the oldest flying animals. The islands off New Zealand are cited as its habitat.
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New Zealand
British Parliament Houses Area and Lore
The article notes the British Parliament covers eight acres with river frontage of 640 feet, contains over 500 rooms and about 18 residences, housing a resident population near 200. It explains the word paregoric derives from Latin and Greek roots meaning soothing. It quotes David Lloyd George on foresight and William Cecil on avoiding reproof, highlighting views on wisdom and vanity.
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United States
Pharmacopoeia
Paregoricus
Paregorikos
Thought for the Day on motives and favors
A pondering on character, noting that doing good without expecting pay mirrors suspicion of motive when receiving favors. It contrasts selfless kindness with ulterior aims, urging integrity in everyday actions.
Discovery of larger coal deposits near Spitzbergen
Excavations at the presumed oil mine site in Spitzbergen reveal broader coal deposits beneath the earlier bottom. Researchers report extended mineralization suggesting richer resources than previously believed.
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Old Mina
Spitzbergen
Uintah County Visit To Inspect Asphalt Deposits
William Peterson of the Utah Agricultural College and Will iam Bailey chairman of the state board of equalization will inspect asphalt deposits in Uintah County. They conduct a survey on points that have given rise to controversy about the beds and brakes.
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William Peterson
Utah Agricultural College
State Board of Equalization
William Bailey
Uintah County
Duchesne Men Apply for Duchesne Altonah Transport Permit
Frantuny Ir John Pillings of Duchesne seeks a permit to run two present and passenger service daily between Duchesne and Altonah via Boneta and Mt Emmons. The filing lists the proposed route and daily operations.
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John Pillings
Duchesne
Altonah
iBoneta
Mt. Emmons
First Theban ape bones yield earliest rickets case
The bones of an ape kept in a Theban temple around 2000 B G provide the earliest known example of rickets in the historical record.
Smart Small Girt and the Banana Skin Joke
A brief London Answers note jokes about a man slipping on a banana skin as he stares at a woman’s mother, with a cheeky line about worshiping the ground she treads on. The quip relies on playful mishap and social mockery.
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Aister
London
Poems and Dance Law Mention in Spartan Training Tale
The piece notes Songs to David by Christopher Smart, written amid lucid intervals of madness, and recalls Spartans enforcing early childhood dance education starting at age five as a state law.
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David
Christopher Smart
Spartana
Women Professional Chemists in the United States
A historical note cites about 20,000 professional chemists in the United States with around a thousand being women. It mentions a vast unknown Canadian Territory north of Hudson Bay and a claim about a 40,000 square mile area of unexplored land. The text closes with a quotation about light and truth from Lowell.
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United States
Hudson Bay
Canada
Rabbit Ear Pass and Northwestern Colorado Rise in News
The article describes Rabbit Ear Pass with its rabbit ear rocks and notes Hayden and Steamboat as growing towns with new buildings and a Carey ranch nearby. It mentions coal camps between Hayden and Steamboat, the Moffat railroad terminus at Craig, and Moffat county creation in 1912. Forecasts high coal and grain output in the region, irrigation from Bear River, and a coming Uintah basin freight boom. Campout plans at Fort Duchesne with a July reservation event.
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Shelton
Tead Vayaieste
United. States
Jayden
Haylen Republican
Carey Ranch
Carey Brothers
St. A
Bear River
Maybell
Craig
Jensen
Stanbeam
Kellyville
Ik Springs
Boxelder
Skull Creek
Kranch
Moffat County
Colorado
Salt Lake
Uintah Basin
Rcutt
Grand Counties
State fair board reports mixed property valuations
The article notes varying percent changes in farm and county valuations, with some counties raising assessments while others cut them. It highlights a tentative overall net effect near the state total and mentions upcoming talks and demonstrations on cooperative marketing, agriculture, and road issues tied to the Uintah region during community events with speeches by local officials and educators.
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Pagy
Garfield
Chesne
Piute Coun
Salt Lake County
G der Pat
Peto Bousite
Keaty
Wayne County
Delta forms river mouth land shape and lore
The piece explains a river delta as triangular land at a river mouth and cites a humorous aside about goldfish origins. It then references Japanese Jiu Jitsu experts knowing anatomy and how to render nerves inoperative, followed by reflections on friendship and the unreplaceable nature of true companions.
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Japan
Correspondent's Odd Thought
A cryptic note from the Boston Evening Transcript records a columnist musing on evolution and a jellyfish, noting a man and a woman both puzzled by how the sea creature could have become so well formed.
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T. DP
Boston Yivening Transcript
Mental Healing Through History and Time
A concise note attributes mental healing to ancient origins, tracing its antiquity to early humanity. The remark cites Dr. Woods Hutchinson and frames the practice as a venerable yet evolving discipline across ages.
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Woods Hutch- Inson
Indistinct historical excerpt with scattered terms
Fragmentary text mentions plants traveling and roots, references to cotton, gins, wheels, looms, and dated phrases. No clear event, date, person, or location is discernible to form a coherent news item or identify entities.
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Mackie
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