Monkeys and marvels from far lands and ships
A long compendium of animal lore and naval artillery news. An explorer recounts how lemurs, gibbons, mandrills, and other primates are studied from Madagascar to Gaboon, while Britain advances with 63 and 110 ton steel guns for ships Rodney and Benbow, promising greater armor penetration and firepower.
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American Museum of Natural History
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Wonderful spring flows from mesa between Parachute and Roan creeks
Crand Junction News describes a remarkable spring that erupts from the solid rock on a mesa between Parachute and Roan creeks. The spring leaps from an elevation near 7000 feet and has enough force to cast a rock placed in its neck downstream.
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Crand Junction
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