Adams Onis Treaty Forms Florida Cession Iconic Transfer
The Adams Onis Treaty signed February 22 1819 ceded the eastern portion of Florida to the United States. Spain relinquished all claims to Florida and agreed to the boundary, with Secretary John Quincy Adams and Spanish minister Luis de Quiros negotiating the pact.
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Gilt Edged Gold Edges Guard Old Books
Gold edged pages on sacred volumes blend decoration with protection. The gilding is a strictly hand crafted operation that shields Bible and prayer book pages from dust heat and moisture-caused deterioration.
Hawaii Market Shows Local Flair with Mauna Kea Mural
Special decoration in Honolulu for a new supermarket pleases locals and visitors alike. Interior decorators for the store created a mural depicting Mauna Kea with paniolas riding herd along the slopes above the meat counter.
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Diplomatic Mecca in Hawaii and Kona Coffee Growth
Honolulu hosts a diplomatic corps representing Scandinavia to the Philippines with Elbert D. Thomas as head ambassadorial figure. Kona coast's resort appeal backs a growing Kona coffee industry, with farmers yielding about 2203 pounds per acre in the 1930-31 fiscal year versus a global 700 to 1000-pound average.
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Inside cottonseed pressed for rich oil products
By products from cottonseed meat are pressed at special mills to extract a high quality oil used in margarine shortening salad dressings mayonnaise and other food items.
City Meat Market Graettinger Iowa
Local shop advertises fresh and cured meats with ham bacon and dairy items. It promises a large stock of meats and a complete grocery selection including cream milk bread fruits and vegetables. The ad invites patrons for Sunday dinners and emphasizes low consistent prices.
Diamond Head Formed In Hours Or Days, Scientists Say
Diamond Head in Hawaii is a tuff cone built from dust and rock during a violent lava burst through wet coral. Now weathered and quiet, the landmark is thousands of years old. Hawaii’s sugar industry covers about 220,000 acres with normal annual production around 1,000,000 tons of crude sugar.
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Diesel Engine Makers Back Coal Gasification Research
Diesel engine manufacturers finance research on developing a gas producer to facilitate coal by complete combustion.
Venetian Gondolas Turn Black in Mourning
In Venice gondolas were once bright and vivid. In memory of a renowned figure they were all painted black at the time of his death.
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Fat Saving Campaign Highlights 1647 Waste Fat Reduction
The campaign notes American home makers saved over 114 million pounds of waste fats in 1647, reflecting strong participation and efficient collection efforts across households and communities. The figure underscores a major early conservation effort and industrial reuse potential.
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