Penguin oil industry on Macquarie Island near Hobart
Cansul D. Baker notes Macquarie Island in the Southern Ocean between Miapla and Antarctica, leased to Joseph Hatch by the Taczanian government. About 80,000,000 penguins yield oil via digesters handling 800 birds per batch, with oil sent to Australia and New Zealand. Island hosts sea elephants, rabbits, Maori bunas, and a telegraph station linking daily messages to Hobart.
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Cansul D. Baker
Hobart
Tasmania
Mavuuade Delands
Macquarie
Joseph Hatch
Last of the Aborigines and the Yana Tale in California
About a year ago wild man Wie taught in California and was identified by the last survivor of the Southern Yana tribe of Indiana. They took Ish to the University Museum in San Francisco where efforts to civilize him continued. He knows little of hours, money, or government and has lived like in the Stone Age, shaving habits aside.
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California
Indiana
University Museum
San Francisco
Tabi
Btone Ags
Plowshare Hidden in Century-Old Tree Found in Collingdale
In Collingdale Pennsylvania William Brunel and Daniel Scann felled a nine foot circumference elm after a century old tree resisted. While cutting the trunk they uncovered an upright steel plowshare about 20 inches long embedded in a crotch, likely placed long ago and forgotten. The two men worked for hours to free the relic as the tree fell.
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Trea
Wiliam Brunel
Danial Scann
Collingdale
Scanni and
Brunel
Teeth Found In Oil Drill Near Sapulpa Oklahoma
At a farm near Sapulpa Frank Engles, drilling 66 feet deep, yielded teethlike specimens. Observers believe a Roman burial site lies at the spot and that the remains are ancient, suggesting a burial ground erased by deep layers. Local authorities caution about sensational claims pending further study.
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Frank Engles
Sapulpa
Okla
Payalians
Geblogiet
Building a Family Home With Practical Room Plans
Practical guidance from Willam A Radford on affordable four to five bedroom homes for growing families. The design features a large first floor with front and back stairs, a third entrance, a porch, a rear work area, and a sewing room. Emphasizes smaller, efficient homes and the value of proper layout over sheer size.
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Hue
Mike
Abe
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Addredd
Ali Inquiriex
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Jim
Corinth
Marie Dabney
Lippinscott's
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Jones
Firat
the Hamilton Journal
Cyclopedia
Copedia
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Wats
DAT
Yol
Ustrated
Britannica
Itlavery Magazine
Jinn
On Earth
Emyasseya
Bopy
United States
Sopwato States
Owls
Colton
Wool
Colfer
Lea
Weber
Gold
Lyon
Aleal
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