Yellowstone National Park A National Wonder Revealed
A 1872 act created the Yellowstone National Park as the world’s first protected preserve, with geysers like Old Faithful, dramatic Grand Canyon views, fossil forests, and diverse wildlife across 3200 square miles. The feature outlines park geology, hot springs, and the addition of the Grand Teton range as part of the park’s future expansion.
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The Mystery of Hartley House Sepia br Gooca ynopais
Dr John Michelson becomes resident physician at Hartley House a mansion in isolation. He falls for Isael the daughter while Jed the butler schemes and Richard Dobson the former owner’s son is linked to a deadly family secret in a haunted pool.
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Homer Sidney
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Winter voyage changes and lonely reflection in coastal tale
In Chapter VI continued, Dr Brownell plans a winter South trip with Mr Sidney as Islesbury departs. The narrator faces desolation, romantic collapse, and a longing for lost companionship. Letters from Palm Beach to Montevideo reveal evolving moods, while a dentist Alcott recounts a lurid South American tale of a betrayed wife and a dramatic climactic pursuit ending in tragedy.
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Charles
Doertor Brownell
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Mystery at Hartley House Ends In Stranger Arrival
A narrator recalls tense days at Hartley House where Jed Sidney serves and a mysterious man with earrings appears on the lawn. The scene escalates when Jed, startled by the intruder, shatters the coffee tray and tension rises over past loyalties and hidden motives. The event deepens the unfolding domestic mystery surrounding Mrs Sidney and Isobel.
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Man Deludes Himself To Rent House From Champion Wife
A humor piece shows a would be renter negotiating about a house at thirty five dollars a month and offering forty five, only to back away after learning the husband is the world middleweight boxing champion. The anecdote ends with the man’s cautious exit and the wife’s sharp warning. Parisian Napoleonic mementoes trace Napoleon’s influence on monuments and architecture in France.
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Columbia
Liles
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Gircharge
Lien
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Inchaun's Hole
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Henri of Navarre
Pont Neuf
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Louvre
Corsica
Siamese King seeks American bride for consort
Frederick Dean of New York reports King Rama V of Siam seeks an American wife as royal match. The aging monarch, bachelor for 2500 years of the dynasty, would marry if suitable. past rulers like Mongkut kept large households. Rama’s youth included schooling in Rugby Heidelberg and Paris as telegraph lines linked the kingdom with Montevideo, Rio, and Buenos Aires.
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Rio de Janeiro
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Buenos Aires
Served as Pershing's Proxy at Coblenz
The passage recounts Capt Sutton serving in Coblenz as a substitute for Gen Pershing. A high ranking officer orders Sutton into a car, to relay that Pershing’s presence is delayed. The convoy halts for salutes as US troops review the army in occupation. The city’s government reportedly costs more to maintain than the Japanese empire.
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Vacations and inmate ships spark reform debate
University of Chicago professors critique public school vacation rules arguing that rest breaks disrupt individual pupil development. A German prison ship concept, operated by the city of Luneburg, houses 30 to 40 minor offenders, with cells at night and daytime labor under overseers, described as not a ship of wreckage but a functional, ventilated prison built like a canal boat.
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University of Chicago
Luneberg
Read When Drowsy Warns Public Health Expert
W. M. Carhart warns against reading or studying when tired or under artificial light. He urges avoiding evening study to prevent eye strain and recommends ensuring light sources do not glare directly into the eyes, preferring light from behind and to the left.
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W. M. Carhart
Marblehead funds remodel old school for Legion clubrooms
Marblehead Massachusetts lays out 14000 dollars for remodeling an old school building to serve as clubrooms for Marblehead Post No 2 American Legion. Lincoln Post No 8 Nebraska reports rapid growth from 60 members on September 12 1919 to 1400 members on Armistice Day, totaling 2800 with 1575 paid for 1920.
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