Special Vacation Bargain Trip to Great National Parks
Uncle Sam's three great National Parks Yellowstone Rocky Mountain Estes and Glacier invite travel on a bundled Sinl National Park tour by Burlington route. Includes Denver Colorado Springs Pike's Peak region with liberal stopovers and no extra cost side trips. Glacier Yellowstone and Cody Road features plus Montana scenery and Blackfeet hospitality. plan departure and party size for free descriptive literature and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Yellowstone
Rocky Mountain National Estes
Glacier
Burlington
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Glacier National Park
Montana Rockies
Yellowstone National Park
Cody Road
J. A. Wilson
Elophone mites in small towns show lower counts
In smaller towns mite problems appear less severe than in large urban areas. Observations suggest population density and environmental factors influence mite prevalence. Local studies indicate fewer cases per capita in compact communities.
London Beneath the City A Vast Subterranean World
A vivid portrait of London as a city built over vast underground systems. It describes miles of subterranean streets, railways, canals, wine vaults, and wells, with tunnels reaching depths of hundreds of feet and a hidden lake beneath the metropolis that supports the surface above.
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Middlesex
Charles Knight
London
Babylon
Chennside
St. Jvide Street
Lidgate Oil
Espasian Min
Sahterranean
Eltya
Simple Operation Demonstrates Thought Transference
A literary person asks for a convincing demonstration of transferring a thought to a sheet of paper. The responder invites the visitor to drop in and observe as they sit at a desk and perform the transfer to veneer.
Fragmentary quote on American vigilance and gun culture
A partial excerpt reflects on public perception of readiness and citizen firearm ownership. It notes that the average American may hoot or speak imperfectly while the country remains alert, and observes the cost of guns and ammunition as a basic commodity.
Doris and Phil Face a Diamond Ring Jealousy Night
Doris greets Philip Somers at her Han son home as he boasts of a big sales day. He confronts her about a ring on her finger and accuses her of loving another man Webber. Doris denies, but he implores and confesses love, offering to replace the ring with another. Doris then opens a Ward's box marked Sparkle, revealing a faux diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris
Philip Somers
Hanson
Phil
Farnes Company
Tearnes
Webber
Ellis Webber
Ali
Tal
Mystery Woman Casts Ring Into Fire in Dramatic Farewell
A woman removes a ring from her finger and places it in a fireplace. She kisses the box goodbye and watches the ring burn, the embers glowing as she kneels in a radiant, decisive moment.
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Phil
Let Clocks Alone and Let Morning Rise Naturally
In a letter to the editor the writer argues against daylight saving, noting tobacco crop woes and a baseball strike already occupy concerns. They dismiss shifting clocks as vain, suggesting sunrise should govern waking time and alarms cannot alter reality.
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Ted Curries
Sim
Jobs for Blind Soldiers After the War
The article notes French scientists advocate blind soldiers as wireless operators, citing superior hearing and touch. France will not charity but select the best man for the role, offering a reserved opportunity benefiting both public and individual veterans.
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France
Bullet and Pheasant Overture at Pora House
In a city visit Cousin Reuben describes attending a vaudeville night. The audience, including Mr Suburbanite and family, debates the farm to city pull while an eight dollar seat yields fair stage craft and a striking band performance. The program names the music Bullet and Pheasant Overture.
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Reuben
Nomenn
Tye
Kangaroo Skin Imports Rise and Fall Through May 81 1916
Government figures show 1,072,494 pounds of kangaroo skins imported in the eleven months ending May 81 1916, up from 672,339 pounds last year but below 1,225,679 pounds two years earlier. Last year imports were valued at $633,301, about 49 cents per pound. Demand for the skins remains light versus other leathers, yet genuine kangaroo skins are prized for leather and large tanning would occur if supplies were available.
Did you ever hear of such a thing case
A clipped line records a curious case described by a narrator and framed as a riddle about a Frass widow with hay fever. It mentions an instance and a user in dialogue style, illustrating a peculiar medical or social anecdote from the era.
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Ofice
Barger
Sudan
North
Henry Field Seed Co
Shenandoah
Iowa
Hamburg
A. H. Mann
Wale
Marrriage
John Sevenster
M.D. V
Hamburg, Ja
DR. S&s. T. Mitchell
Bank of Hamburg
Fred Aldrich
Frank Davis
Della Sykes
Piano
Organ
Masonic Block
R. C. Danley
Farmers Savings Bank
R.W.S
Ykus, M.D
Lyceum Bldg
Duke Alberson
Willery
Fremont
Atchison Counties
C. H. Harding
Merchants Exchange
Black
Towa
George H. Gitz, Jr
Griffith Drug Store
Carroll H. Wright
Law General
Merchants Exchange Bank
Hamburg Town
Chas. H. Medford
Bell and Mutual
Iris
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