Temple Act Supports United States Topographic Survey
A long review of the U S Geological Survey topographic program led by George Otis Smith and Colonel Birdseye details the 1879 started mapping effort, cost, and the Temple Act funding plan to finish within twenty years. It highlights the map's value for irrigation, roads, and planning, with extensive named figures and geographic scope across the United States and Alaska.
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Ity
Pele
Mount Nalner
Mount Anainter
Colorado
Sam
United States
Hord
Geological Agr Vey
Alaska
George Otis Smith
Geological Survey
Maine
Dunn
Boetoties
United States Coal Commutistan
Col
Birdseye
New York
Stats
Buryvoy
Engineering Council
Congress
Pirretor Smith
Coronel Birds
Feye
Scientific American Magasine
Archery Revival Considered by Edward White’s Circle
A fractured note suggests renewed interest in archery sparked by Edward White’s pursuit with concern over past declines. The piece mentions Joank Stockton and Walter Scott as historical reanimators, noting archery’s romantic revival since a century ago and its faded practical status in Mugland and broader regions.
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Edward White
Joank Stockton
Ras Pabenn
Uus County
Mugland
Qrehery
Alnee
Nhe
Self-Supporting Students in Nebraska University
Self supporting rates among new Nebraskan students are high with 0 percent for men and 88 percent for women partially self supporting. Average monthly expenditures show men at 8714 and women at 8720. A prehistoric apartment house with 120 traceable rooms was found in Wing New Globe, Arta.
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University of Nebraska
Ohio State Journal
Neue Globe
Arta
Senator Samuel M. Ralston Dies After Long Illness
Indiana educator and statesman Samuel M. Ralston died at his country home near Indianapolis after a prolonged kidney illness. Born December 1, 1857 in Ohio, he would have turned sixty eight. He had declined the Democratic nomination at the last convention, believing he would not serve out the term. He married Jennie Craven in 1880, and Mrs. Ralston remained active in civic life.
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Indianapolis
Samuel MM. Ralston
United States
Indiana
Senator Ralston
Washington
Hest
Tuscaragas County
Ohio
Ralston
Jennie Craven
Center Valley
Dead Kentuckian Held by Wife Barred From Jail
Mrs Willan H Turner wife of William H Turner was denied permission to visit him in prison. Turner facing murder charges and insurance allegations tied to a mine explosion in McCarr Ky that killed two men. Extradition papers from Kentucky expected tomorrow. Turner proclaimed innocence and denied involvement in wiring that triggered the blast.
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New York
Willan H. Turner
William H. Turner
Fegin
Germany
McCarr
Tons
Turner
Kentucky
President Seeks Check on Highway Expenditure
President Coolidge signals federal aid to states should continue but with tighter limits on highway spending. He urges wiser use of funds and adherence to federal aid principles, in response to reauthorization questions as the current plan nears expiry next year.
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Washington
Coolidge
Bishop Murray Named to Head Episcopalians
New Orleans reports the election of Rev. John Bardner Murrey of Maryland as presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States. At sixty eight, his rise from Methodist and bookkeeper to the top post marks a notable ecclesiastical career change.
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New Orleans
Protestant Episcopal Church of the
Survivor testifies on Rome collision search duration
Boston reported survivor Michael Lira testified before the naval court regarding the City of Rome search for survivors after the collision, noting the rescue lasted only twenty minutes.
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City of Rome
Boston
Michael Lira
Naval
First Violence in Mine Strike in Scranton Wing Clash
State troopers dispersed miners who attempted to attack ten workers at the Carlyea wagh ory near Throop, according to advices received here.
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Scranton
Carlyeca Waghory
238 Rum Vestzels Sold Washington
Two hundred thirty three weight rumors and runts flood the line as 400 prisoners are reported captured by coast guard forces over the past seven months.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Dey Navy
Suburban Life Notes Birds At Your Bird Houses
A brief Suburban Life item asks readers if any birds are at their bird houses. Tommy reports not yet, though several families have inspected them.
Warning and tips from the era on Bayer aspirin and footwear
An OCR fragment offers an ad style warning to look for Bayer on aspirin to ensure authenticity. It also discusses a bird name query unrelated to the ad, and promotes USKIDE toplifts for heels as a durable repair solution from United States Rubber Company. A light note on men and tinkering with cars closes the piece.
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United States Rubber Company
Ady
Plain Griddle Cakes From Corn Flakes In A Pinch
Simple recipe uses corn flakes or any cereal as a substitute for corn meal to make dry griddle cakes. Instructions advise using milk sugar and butter, with baking powder and careful drying if moisture is absorbed. Also contains a cosmetic ad touting Outburn products for clear skin and a remark on premature gray hair.
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C. Corm
USA
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