Woman guides millions to national parks in quiet service
Isabelle Story, a high ranking interior department administrator, directs public guidance on vacations in national parks. She has never vacationed there herself but has built a nationwide information network from six offices and a staff of 84. She has visited nearly all parks, learned local needs, and even uses Indian sign language.
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Chicago
Spanish Mission
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India native bachelor’s button blooms in early English gardens
A fragment notes that the bachelor’s button is a domestic flower native to India. It mentions introduction to England as early as 1714 and that among about 50 tree species in the United States only 180 have commercial value.
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England
United States
Dust Catchers Study Storm Dust Origin in Oklahoma
Spectators witnessed a storm study in Stillwater as Dr W B Gemnert of Oklahoma A and M and agronomist Gerner set up dust catchers to measure soil carried by dust storms. Large pans over two feet high collect incoming material while metal screens exclude non dust matter, aiming to quantify dust fall and its origin.
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Stillwater
Okla
W. B. Gemnert
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M. College
Gerner
Oklahoma
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Gernert
Atari
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Spectators Watch in Awe As Hindenburg Crashes at Lakehurst
A dramatic crowd remains unable to move as the Hindenburg explodes and sinks at Lakehurst. Fire engulfs the airship within seconds, leaving onlookers rooted to the spot by horror and fascination.
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Cherry Blossoms Fate Stirs Capital
Congress faces a heated clash over the Jefferson memorial at the tidal basin. A $3,000,000 plan to build a marble temple risks removing Washington’s cherry blossoms. Critics warn it could hurt the city’s tourism draw while engineers project costs near $9 million. The fight hinges on funding and site changes amid ongoing deficiency bills and proposed amendments.
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Congress
Thomas Jefferson
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John J. Baytan
New York
House Library Committee
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Mienois
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Boylan
Japan
John Russell Pope
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Allen T. Treadway
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The King With a Broken Heart and Belgian King Leopold III
Leopold III of Belgium, 35, bears a throne shadowed by personal tragedy. Widowed after Princess Astrid’s death, he balances duty with grief, aiding rescue efforts and visiting his children daily while facing persistent rumors about remarriage. His mother Queen Elizabeth supports him as he guides a mourning nation.
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Leo Ipokol I
Leopold Tit
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Agust
Switzerland
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Lacken
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Savoy
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Don’t Steep When Gas Presses Heart Adlorika Promise
An old advertisement warns against relying on harsh alkalies for gas relief. It blames constipation and toxins in the bowels for gas, headaches, exhaustion, and foul breath, then touts Adlerika as a quick scientific bowel cleanse that removes gas and poisons from both upper and lower bowels, with Joan S. Gibson Drug Co as promoter.
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Adlorika
Adlerika
Joan S. Gibson Drug CO
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