Syrian Divers Amaze with Deep Water Recovery Feats
A Chicago Tribune account notes Syrian divers demonstrated remarkable endurance aboard American ships near Lei rut. They sank to depths up to 110 feet, recovered a sunken sword, salvaged coal from a sunken boat, and retrieved an anchor with forty fathoms of chain after a cable snapped. The divers worked under extreme pressure, surfacing within under two minutes.
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Fox Fire and Mysterious Glows Reported Worldwide
Readers recount sightings of glow emitting creatures and phosphorescent fungi. Researchers note fox fire in owls bats and other animals roosting in decaying trees on warm damp nights. Glow varies with location temperature wind and contact. Also a Paris banker driven to suicide after crushing losses and his brother later drowns amid family ruin.
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Trouble with the roadside interrogation
A bystander surveys a stalled auto while a touring car slows and the driver quizzes him about possible car faults. The dialogue shifts to a digressive anecdote about a kiss and a telegraph remark, followed by a railroad handwriting anecdote from the Southern Pacific era.
Waiter of Southern Society Tells Tale in New York Banquet
At a New York banquet a Southern Society member identified a waiter as a Richmond acquaintance. He learns his brother Sam, once a waiter, is dead, found in his bed. The exchange reveals Sam was impulsive in the family.
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Class Fight Report At School Principal Questions Boy
A janitor dragged in a boy after a fight as others escaped. The injured pupil had a bleeding nose and a black eye. The principal asked why two took part. One boy claimed John Rogers could lick any boy, and the other admitted he doubted his opponent’s ability at the moment.
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Earth's Crust Too Shallow Says Scientists
Scientists assert the solid earth crust cannot exceed sixty two miles in depth. Heat from the earth's interior radiates into space while solar heat compensates the loss.
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Tortoise shell and shelling process described
The text explains tortoise shell as the thin outer scales over a sea turtle’s shell and details a shelling method involving drying leaves or grass, fire to loosen joints, and insertion of a larvilade between laminae. It notes many tubes do not survive, but most recover with a new covering, likening it to regrowing a fingernail.
Proposed Amendments To Constitution North Dakota 1910
Provisions outline amendments to North Dakota constitution. Key changes include election of justices of the peace in counties, concurrent district court jurisdiction with limits, and abolition power. Section 91 caps supreme court terms at ten years with a staggered start for 1910 electees. Section 158 sets land sale rules with staged payments, interest, and penalties, plus authority to establish terminal grain elevators in Minnesota or Wisconsin.
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Notice of Election in Emmons County North Dakota 1910
On Tuesday in November voters across Emmons County will elect state district and county officers. Offices listed include governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state auditor treasurer superintendent of public instruction commissioner of insurance attorney general agriculture and labor railroad commissioners and district officers for the 26th district. Voting places are listed by precinct with school houses and inspectors named. Election hours are 8 am to 5 pm. Dated October 1 1910 at Linton North Dakota J G Pitts County Auditor.
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Notice of Teachers Examination at Linton School
Notice to teachers that the next regular teachers examination will be held in the school house at Linton at o clock a m Friday and Saturday October 28 and 29 1910 All teachers not holding valid certificates or whose certificates expire before March 1911 are expected to attend Wenky Th Wan son County Superintendent of Schools
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