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Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1934

Page

4

Living Memorial Planned for Johnny Appleseed in Springfield Park

A Springfield Massachusetts project will create a living memorial to Johnny Appleseed. The four acre park will bloom with apple trees and fruit-bearing species along the Mill River, with shrubs and native trees echoing the pioneer legend. A bronze tablet will honor his ties to Springfield and Ohio Valley history.

Johnny Appleseed Old Northwest Mansfield Ohio John Chapman Richland County Ashland Ashland County Uniontown Mifflin Copus James Copus Fort Wayne Ind Massachusetts David Archer Indiana Indiana Horticultural Society Springfield Maas Aga Boy Springfield Garden Club Mill River New England Johnny Concord Miu Johnny Loved Leominster Mass Nathaniel Chapman Elizabeth Simons Or Simonds) Chapman Minute Men Lizabeth Nathaniel Springfeld Garden Club Connecticut River John Hard Jey Falls Chapman John Swedenborg Ohio Valley Mount Vernon William Worth Archer Burying Ground Ohio Horticultural Society George W, Hall Mortland Todiana Wabash Township Jay County Wabash River Hall Tilka Wabash Washington Sam Houston Texas Phils Tie Anbors

Crimean Coast Is Soviet Playground

The Crimean coast, called the Soviet Riviera, attracts visitors with warm sea breezes and imperial palaces repurposed as sanatoriums and rest homes for workers. Yalta and Livadia host convalescence, parks, and promenades while vineyards, wine culture, and ancient fortresses frame a long history of conquests and wars from Greek to modern times.

Washington Russia Soviet Riviera Black Sea National Geographic Society Livadia Alexander II White Palace Yalta Petrograd Cannes Chamonix Crimea Moscow Maossandra Artek Boy Scouts of Rouasia Sudak Kerch Theodosia Greece Rome Little Peninsula Vermont Europe Orient

Velvet for Fall fashion in Paris velvet import

Velvet dominates early fall Paris collections with practical wear. Young girls will sport velvet swagger coats and matching berets while velvet jacket suits appeal to college girls. A simple velvet dress emerges as a versatile day dress with rhinestone clip and matching bracelet as the glittering detail.

Paris

Almond Eye Trend Shocks Japan’s Youth in Tokyo

In Japan the almond shaped eye fashion fades as Nippon youths pursue western looks. Dr Kozo Ucudo promotes a simple painless operation to westernize eyelids under local anesthesia. Over 20,000 young people have undergone the procedure, which reshapes the outer eyelid, heals in a week, and leaves no visible scar despite criticism from elders.

Japan Tokyo Far East Nippon Hollywood Kozo Ucudo

Short Radio Ray Hailed as Snake Bite Remedy

Parla announced at the Academy of Sciences that short wireless waves can cure snake bites. Marie Phisalix and Francois Pasteur claimed rays transform neurotoxin and offset effects in about three of four cases, though some toxins remain unaffected.

Parla Academy of Sciences Mme Marie Phisalix Francois Pasteur

Historic Trees Planted on Maryland U Campus

Seventy historic trees were planted on the Maryland University campus as the Maryland Tercentenary Grove of History. The trees were gathered by Mrs. James H. Dorsey for the Maryland State Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution and join the national honor roll of the American Tree Association.

College Park American Tree Association Maryland University James H. Dorsey Maryland State Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Maryland

Virginia Town Enacts Fine for Drunken Buggy Drivers

Walla Church Virginia town council passes a sobriety ordinance imposing fines from 100 to 1000 dollars and potential jail terms of one to six months for driving a horse drawn buggy while intoxicated.

Virginia Walla Church

Beehive Geyser Overtakes Old Faithful In Yellowstone Show

In Yellowstone Park Carle Towle the Old Faithful inn bellhop redirected the spotlight from Old Faithful to the Beehive geyser as it erupted. The Beehive shot a 200-foot ribbon of water while Old Faithful erupted at 150 feet, drawing amazed onlookers.

Yellowstone Park Wyo Old Faithful Carle Towle Old Faithful Inn

Royal Mounted Police to Study Wild Birds on North Shore

The Royal Mounted Police will ship from Quebec City to conduct a months long ocean survey of rare wild bird life along the north shore of the St Lawrence river and gulf, with inland excursions to Quebec coastal habitats. Patrols already guard hunting preserves and aim to protect Quebec birds, notably around Perce Rock and Bonaventure Island where over 200,000 birds gather in a dense sanctuary.

Quebec Canada Royal Mounted Police Quebec City Department of the Interior St. Lawrence River Blanc Sablon Labrador Strait of Belle Isle Birdife Gaspe Peninsula Perce Rock Bonaventure Island

Underground River Abounds With Fish In Cave System

Harmony Minn reports an underground river in a newly found cave near here. Fish, possibly common varieties, thrive in a turbulent 800 foot rock lined chamber. The stream runs through four stone abutments and drops 60 feet to unexplored lower cave regions. The river’s source remains undiscovered.

Harmony Minn

Idaho to have 72 airport landing fields

Idaho will have 72 airport landing fields once 82 fields now under construction by federal workers are completed, said A. O. G. Blomgren, director of aeronautics.

Idaho Boise A. O G. Blomgren Aeronautics

Novel Mental Exercise Discovered by Jesuit Clavius

Jesuit Clavius reports a new mental exercise form based on calculating 585201767984976664000 alphabet combinations. The finding suggests a highly complex method to engage cognitive skills and pattern recognition in readers.

Parla Clavius

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