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Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1908

Page

11

Across the Desert on a Stalled Train Adventure

The narrator recounts a stalled Oklahoma journey to Shawnee and El Paso aboard trains with comic mischief. Pranks include telegram hoaxes about circus elephants, milk bar antics, and a peroxide blonde with a pet monkey, all amid heat, sand storms, and desert mirages.

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East End clergyman counsels wife to brighten home

A London clergyman visits a parishioner whose husband drinks. He urges making the home more appealing so he will stay in, but the woman says she has tried and nothing helps after she sprinkles sawdust, hangs carpet, and places a beer barrel to lure him home.

East End London

Continent Erosion Revealed by River Action and Water Power

Frederick Wright explains how chemical weathering and continuous sediment transport by rivers erode continents. He cites Mississippi sediment flows, cave formation, and global dissolution rates, noting that without counteracting forces landmasses would vanish in about two million years.

Frederick Wright A. M L. D North America Asiatic Russia Joseph B. Bowles United States Luray Caves Virginia Mammoth Cave Kentucky Indiana Ozark Missouri Great Wind Cave Black Hills Dakota Pennsylvania West Virginia Appalachian Chain Mississippi Europe England Wales Humphreya Abbott Gulf of Mexico

Peculiar Army Expressions Creeping Into Everyday Speech

Soldiers and outsiders alike note a growing slang in the army with terms like hike for march and striker for a body servant. Others include O. O. for commanding officer and O. D. for officer of the day, hop and hoproom for dance and room, cut clothes for dress, commissaries for groceries, and coffee cooler for a staff seeker.

West Point Leslie's

A Hint to Wives from Harper's Bazaar

A prose note in Harper's Bazaar warns a husband that a watchful wife notes every courtesy and lapse. It argues failure to show gratitude or to kiss her goodbye can erode spontaneity and undermine affection.

Han Per's Bazaar

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