Hidden Cities Beneath Ice and Forests Across Hemispheres
An exploration argues ancient cities exist under Arctic ice and tropical forests in both hemispheres. It notes Columbus was not the first to “discover” America and points to repeated cycles of land exposure due to climate shifts, reshaping continents and uncovering long buried civilizations. It ends by linking discovery costs to broader concerns about economics and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
North Pole
Great
Arctic Ice Field
Pole
Ventilating Tubes Proposed For New York Freight Move
An extended program studying automobile exhaust and its health impact led to plans for ventilating tubes under the Hudson. Experiments at Yale and Illinois tested gas quantities and health risks, with four ventilation plants proposed to refresh air every 40 seconds. The system would speed delivery of perishables to New York by routing freight trucks through the tubes directly to city markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Mines
Pittsburgh
Tinal
Iyo
New York
Hudson
Truth in fabrics bill faces withdrawal in Washington
A Washington dispatch notes the truth in fabrics bill urged by wool producers is to be withdrawn, highlighting decades of consumer struggle against adulterated textiles. The piece cites shoddy and cotton in all wool goods, the push for labeling, and investigations showing blankets with imported wooly yarns sold at high prices. It mentions Iowa papers attempting to link Cumming to an insurgent stance against Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Unenforced laws loom in Montana reform talk
The Great Falls Leader critiques obsolete statutes cluttering Montana and Congress, citing Representative Lester Loble’s efforts to prune useless laws. It argues Voltstead era and other unenforced acts erode legal fabric and should be repealed, urging moral courage to admit errors and act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Great Falls
Montana
Nineteenth Assembly
Lester Loble
Lewis and Clark County
House
Loble
The Agedness of the New Aboard Norge
A Norge crew member speaks of a voyage with a hundred kilometer gaze toward uncharted land, while noting such sentiment may be optimistic or unreliable as they chart a course into unknown territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norge
White House cash scare and Mellon praised sparingly
The piece mocks a White House spokesman who questions a possible $250 million U S treasury balance by month end. It argues the administration fears Congress using such funds while praising Secretary Mellon as a strong treasury head. It ends with a jest about a German monarchist predicting the Kaiser’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
United States
Congress
Mellon
the Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
Reversible shirt gag spurs Missouri editor humor
A satirical note from the Independence, Missouri Examiner jokes about a reversible shirt for editors. The piece muses on practical wardrobe longevity, the editor’s single shirt, and the public’s appetite for forward thinking in agriculture and finance, closing with a light jab about cantaloupes and summer.
Gallatin and the Legend of an Early American Financier
The New York World recalls Albert Gallatin as a pivotal early American financier and diplomat. It traces his rise from immigrant roots to long tenure as Treasury Secretary, his role in wartime finance, and his influence on policy and culture, including a proposed statue in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gallatin
Pennsy Tsaint
Benjani Franklin
Massachusetts
Swatrerland
Calllatin
Washington
Callatin
Walsh
Mantana
Treasury
Republic
Jtawthon
Veirs
Omar Wedcout, Jr
Samuel Dexter
Gallatin
Swan
Tie
Motinet
Immanera Jeffersoniay
France
J. Q. Adams
Walyn Man
Adams
America
Franklin
Jefferson
District of Columbia
Sermon Snippets From Rev Roy L Smith DD Minneapolis
The text presents a series of brief guidance titled Dont Worry by Rev Roy L Smith DD pastor of Himpaon Bible Church Minneapolis. It offers pragmatic reflections on criticism, competition, neighborly status, detours, and the possibility others may be right. It cautions against unfair tactics and questions gossip in newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Smith
Himpaon
Church
Minneapolis
Prinb
The Holland Tunnel Under Hudson Nears Completion
Washington June 6 one of the greatest engineering triumphs of modern times is the Holland vehicular tunnel under the Hudson from lower New York to Jersey City nearing completion. The tubes will carry 3,800 vehicles an hour and 46,000 daily with air pumped constantly. ventilation and approaches require major work, final cost estimated at 49 million dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Hudson River
Lower
New York
Jersey City
The
Hudson
Ube
Lower Manhattan
Helund
Canal Stred
Jersey
Newark
Thames River
London
Pittsburgh
Hundle
Praying For Rain Provokes Montana Editorial
The Missoulian critiques Eastern Montana ministers appeal to the acting governor for prayers for rain as publicity. It argues prayers may be ineffective and worries the Associated Press dispatch invites settlers to Montana under a controversial public plea. It notes rains are needed but damage is not severe and hopes providence acts in time.
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Montana
Kansas
Nebraska
Associated Press
Vancouver Prohibition Campaign Targets Liquor Sales
William Savage of Vancouver, chairman of the provincial prohibition association, told a convention of drys that crime and drunkenness surged after beer by the glass began last year. The push seeks to prohibit sale by any agency in British Columbia, one of Canada’s five provinces, amid governmental dispensations.
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Vancoutver
British Columbia
Canada
Willian Savage
Vancouver
Prohibition Association
Constitutional revision urged by New York assemblyman
New York June 10 Assemblyman Louis A. Cuvillier says only four states are needed to call a constitutional convention that could repeal the eighteenth amendment and address other issues. He notes 28 states have requested such a convention since 1901 and lists Colorado Idaho Minnesota Montana Nebraska South Dakota and Utah among earlier supporters.
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New York
Louis A. Cavillier
Wiliam E. Borah
Cuvillier
Montana
Cuvither
Congress
Massachusetts
Maryland
Rhode Island
Colorado
Idaho
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Utah
Multi-state flood control district proposed for river basins
A plan to form a Missouri Arkansas river flood control district is being drafted by House members to include eighteen states bordering the Mississippi Missouri and Arkansas rivers. Tentative plans call for large dams at river headwaters. State delegations from North Dakota South Dakota Montana Wyoming Minnesota Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri Arkansas Texas Louisiana Mississippi Kentucky Tennessee and Oklahoma attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mississippi
Missouri
Arkansas
House
Tri-River
Sears
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Wogering
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Missour
Texas
Loumsiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Hives
Oklahoma
Colorado
Errors creep into press delays libel suit ruling
The Texas Court of Civil Appeals reversed a $7,500 libel verdict for Mrs Gertrude Tsensee against the Express Publishing Co of San Antonio. The court held the proof failed to establish all elements of damages from a caption misprinting her photo with Meldam death linked to a Los Angeles beauty specialist story amid a death report of Mr HW 2B Gil christ during a face lifting.
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Austin
Tex
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Gertrude Tsensee
Express Publicing Company of
San Antonio
San Antonio Evening News
Tsensee
Meldam
Los Angeles
Gilchrist
Tsensec
Midshipman Refuses Oath as Naval Academy Resigns
Earl B. Zirkle of Garden City Kansas, after completing his course at the U S Naval Academy, declined to take the oath of loyalty to the constitution or accept a commission. He asked to resign as midshipman saying he is temperamentally unfit to serve. Secretary Wilbur had him ordered to sea with other undergraduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl B. Zirkle
Garden Cty
Kan
U.S. Naval Academy
U. S. Navy
Wilbur
Indian summer home equivalent and world facts Q&A
Answers to Questions presents a Q A style run of general knowledge. It includes the Omaha language term Nu-ge-u-ki for summer home, notes on orange harvesting seasons in Florida and California, statistics on women's shopping influence, details about the Franklin Institute, and other trivia. It ends by promoting The Helena Independent Information Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of American Cthe ‘Tology
Florida
California
O. B
Franklin Institute
Franklin Institute of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
South Seventh Street
John Ericsson
Labrador
Leif Ericsson
Leif the Red
Britain
Gaston de Segus
Lille
France
England
United States
Ite
Vineginix
Georgia
Ignivalce
Frederic J. Haykin
Washington
Jim
Helena
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Motor Truck Library to Take Books to Farmers
A county library demonstration plans a safe truck mounted library visiting rural towns this summer to show the value of county circulating libraries. The Town Library Association sponsors the effort to establish library service where none exists, with each county visiting for about a week. Books travel to fairs private residences farm bureaus boys and girls clubs and schools. Books are supplied by town libraries with expenses covered by community clubs farm bureaus and private citizens. The van will feature outward facing tool cases behind glass for display.
Typograph Conference Elects Northwest Leaders
Norman Gale of Seattle was elected president of the Northwest Typographical Conference at Salem Oregon with delegates from Washington Oregon Montana and British Columbia in attendance George Brewster of Portland was named vice president John W Wray of Spokane elected secretary treasurer Parm Tolltipiece Vancouver BC and We W Miller Missoula Montana joined the board of directors.
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TYPOS
Salem
Ore
Norman Gale
Seattle
Washington
Oregon
Montana
British Columbia
George Brewster
Portland
John W. Wray
Parm
Vancouser
We W
Miller
Missoula
Mont
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Went Gaurd
Antony
Bo Cale
Chris Ham Harr
Malspel Mies
Marcel
Mari
Tam Die le da
East Jaye
Troofli Pree
Childs Maniay
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Telde
Tian ‘Ath
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Emelor
Annie
Mra
Lower Rozema Nests
Olterc
Er Shir Ogan
Denvi
Tom
Desir
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