Summer colors now are worn by oceans
A Washington bulletin from the National Geographic Society describes ocean colors by region and explains how factors like sunlight, salinity, minerals, and diatoms influence sea hues. It notes blue open oceans, greenish shallow waters, olive near the poles, and yellow coastal waters, with historical observations of yellow rivers and dark seas.
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Dixie Court Upholds Obedience Duty in Alabama
In Montgomery, Alabama, a Dixie court interpreted the marriage vow obedience with teeth, upholding a husband's right to object to his wife employing adventitious aid to improve beauty. The ruling also asserts the duty of the wife to obey and grants the husband control over the children's domicile despite the mother's wishes.
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Mexico Open to U S Crocs in Extradition Dispute
Laredo Texas reports allegations that despite diplomatic ties there is little chance of extraditing U S justice suspects from Mexico. Officials say red tape and lax Mexican authorities hinder returns as hundreds of fugitives reside freely amid domestic unrest and post revolutionary pardons.
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Famous Indian of Old Alaska Is Dead
Douglas Alaska reports the death of Dick Morgan, a historic Alaska Indian and former police liaison for nearly six decades. He was sent by Rev A F Kashevarof to quell Kockwontahn and Ganasd tribes north of Sitka, assuring peace for white entry via Yukon passes. Morgan’s message led Captain Beerdalse to open Chilkat country to miners.
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Postage on One Letter Wipes Out Bank Account
New York reports banker Alexander Konta receives a letter from Germany claiming his Berlin account of 1,128,049 marks no longer exists. The letter says postage on the letter has consumed the entire balance and that a larger sum would be required for part payments, with the rest paid by the sender.
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Hudson Bay Trap Exhibited in Chehalis Hardware Window
An antique monster steel trap from Hudson Bay era is on display in a Chehalis hardware store window. The sprung jaws appear powerful enough to hold an elephant. Found northwest of the halls near Littell, it is believed to date back to Hudson Bay trading days.
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Girl Usheress Receives $50,000 Inheritance
Genevieve Waddell, an usherette at a Los Angeles theater, learns she will inherit $50,000 from her uncle Walter Waddell, a late Everett, Washington banker. She is to receive the sum on her February 18, 1025 birthday.
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Scout Harold Leland in Copenhagen letter from Europe trip
Oak Park District Council Eagle Scout Harold Leland reports from Copenhagen Denmark about a party of forty eight in the Forestry Patrol, elected assistant patrol leader, and six more fourteen year olds joining. He notes time pressure, requests exhibition aids, and praises the camp organization while naming other WOW emblem winners from Forest Park River Forest and Engle Bengt.
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Tiver Forest
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Joe Retchman
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John Hayes
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Robs Quakes of Terror by New Warning Device
Epezia Italy reports seismologist Professor Caselli claims a patented device can announce earthquakes ten minutes before they occur. He asserts the apparatus can locate telluric centers and predict intensity and peak manifestations with slight error. Caselli’s telluric prophecies for last March were reportedly confirmed by subsequent events.
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Wales Seeks to Develop Prince's Philosophic Mind
A London report notes the prince of Wales is being guided to cultivate a philosophic mind. While praise for the prince is common, observers argue the public prints overlook the character of his acquaintances and the daily shifts in perception.
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Bowser the Dog Wins Court Case Over Auto Crash
In Ogle County court Bowser IV the dog becomes the center of a civil case. Owner Charles Vogeler faced a $8,000 suit from Katherine Clinton over injuries after Bowser allegedly caused a car crash. Prominent citizens testified Bowser had a good reputation and never chased cars. The jury ruled for the defendant Vogeler.
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Anner Charles Vogeler
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Katherine Clinton
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