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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
4
Hiker from Danville Delivers Sealed Messages to White House
A 44 year old ex soldier from Danville began a trek last November carrying four sealed messages for the Danville chamber of commerce with orders to deliver them to the President. He traveled by trestle and faced starvation while recounting his adventure to American Legion posts. He started with one cent and a 14 pound pack including a cigar, riding a yarned tale of Uncle Joe Cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anville
Washington
Tulle
Kentucky
Clarks
Danville
American Legion
Neco
Uncle Joe" Cannon
Notable Notes From Alaska The Ketchikan Post Historian Speaks
A long-suffering Ketchikan American Legion historian shares reflections from Alaska. He notes there is no gold miner in town, winters with little snow, and overcoats are a nuisance in January. Rain gear is common, fur use is rare, and dog sleds are practically non existent beyond hot dog sleds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketchikan
American ‘Legion
Alaska
Long Lost Boy Reunited After Separation
A fragmented report notes Morrison and his mother faced separation as the child, believed to be months old, was separated and later ran away. The article hints at a reunion with the mother after years apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Polar travel and Gulf Stream aid Arctic exploration
A National Geographic bulletin outlines how shifting ice floes block Arctic routes yet the Gulf Stream melts waters near Greenland and the Arctic Ocean aiding northward voyages. It notes Peary and Greely advances, the dangers of sea ice, and how open water lanes form for explorers despite extreme cold and floes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North Pole
Arctic
Yies
Mount
Everest
Gsiys
National Geographic Sociery
Siberia
Alaska
Canada
Greenland
Russia
Godge
Arctic Circlé
Penny Land
Grant Land
Pole
Cape Columbia
Arctic Ocean
Stefansson
Gulf Stream
Atlantic
Arctic ‘Ocean
Scandinavian
Pacific
Bering, Strait
Peary
Barber Heir Keeps at Work in Barber Shop
Wilkes-Barre Po Lee Cabot twenty years old works long hours in FP B Reno’s barber shop at Pitts ton. He read a letter from Sawyer in Italy saying his father left an estate of 600,000 Ure worth about $20,000 in American money. He declared he will not give up his job. the money will come to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Lee Cabot
FP. B. Reno
Pittston
Sawyera
Italy
Bonin Islands described as distant Pacific paradise
Washington bulletin from National Geographic Society summarizes Japan's claim to the Bonin or Ogasawara Islands, their remoteness, and the sparse early exploration. It notes climate, fertile soil, absence of large fauna, and later introduction of domestic animals, with a brief history of discovery and first settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
National: Geographic. Society
Pacific
Awaro Jima
Ike Leif Ericson
America
Rhode
Eden
Hood
Sadayari Ogaga- Ware
Villalobog Fhrat
Abel
Tasman
Admiral Clalmed
Weno -Ogasawaras
Hawgll
Ager
Churchill's painting hobby noted by British envoy
Alr Auckland Geddes, the British ambassador, mentioned Churchill's animal art exhibitions and painting as a new hobby. He recalled Churchill staying at Dunrobin Castle with the Sutherland family, noting the duchess praised the effort after his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland Geddes
Winston Churchill
Dunrobin Castle
Duke
Fluchess
Sutherland
Mr. Churchill
Wim
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Moves to Buffalo NY
In a history of Dr. Pierce and his medicines, the article notes his shift to Buffalo New York and the public launch of what he called Favorite Prescription. It traces how the remedy aimed at women’s ailments such as pain and nervous distress, and mentions its wider availability through druggists across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny Towna
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
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