The Cook Polar Expedition to the Pole
The article recounts Dr Frederick A Cook and Rudolph Francke’s Greenland to Bradley Land journey toward the pole. It notes equipment at Gloucester, multiple party changes, perilous ice, storms, and the shift from polar night to double days, with emphasis on observations, hardships, and the exploratory aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Gloucester
Mass
Dr. Cook
Rudolph Francke
Annoatak
Greenland
Lhd
Pole
Marehis
Muthern
Helberg Island
Br. Cook
Grant Land
Gradley Cand Bey
Crain
Coox
Bradley Land
Desolate Polar March Ends In Silent Resolve
In a brutal high latitude march across frozen seas, explorers endure extreme cold, hunger, and fatigue. Food runs low, dogs are sacrificed for survival, and men press on past thresholds of endurance. On April 18 Ahwelah and Abwelah share a final, solemn moment as one sacrifices hope to continue or die beyond any measure of survival.
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Hades
Bradley Land
Polar Sea
Pole
Deinys
Abwelah
Elukishuk
Ahwelab
Free Scholarships for Nurses Offered by Philadelphia School
Philadelphia promotes practical benevolence through the Philadelphia School for Nurses. The annual report shows 10,275 patients aided by nurses, four fifths free. The school is among the world’s largest, with plans to expand after a New England conference. Free two year scholarships target rural and small town students nationwide, including room board uniforms and travel funds. Readers can contact 2219 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, for details. Also notices about H A Edwards Cider Press in Tanoma, Pa., operating Tuesdays and Thursdays after Sept 15 and apple drop-off days.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia School For
Clara Barton
Red Croes Society
Philadelphia School For Nurses
Eugene Underhill
Oxford
Mass
New England
Lowell
Salem
Worcester
Springfield
Bridgeport
New Haven
Providence
Bevermt
Chestnut Street
Mammoth Guns and Puffed Wheat Parade Plugs
A marketing slogan touts Puffed Wheat and Puffed Rice as the staple for seventeen million meals last month. It urges readers to serve one of the crisp grains to delight their families tomorrow, noting the foods are good and enjoyed by children.
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Frederick A, Cook
New York Herald Company
Canada
Mexico
Republic of Mexico
APOIO
Nes
Jota St. Bradley
Lt Agato
Polar
Pernary
Prederick A, Cook
THE
Poe
Arctio Costumi
Follawing Nurars Aiff
H. A. Edward's
Tanoma
Indiana Dye ‘Works
Levine
Soent Photie
Indiana
Anderson
Homer City
Tional Bank
St. Clair’s
Jim Hl
St. Clair
Patron’s Mutual Fire Insurance Co
M. Mellenry
Pres
James Speedy
Lee
John Kinter
Home
Rye
Farmers Bank Building
PENNA
Wallace Dry Goods Company
P. N
Proprietors
Progress
Aid
Proannds
National Tribune
New York Weekly Tribune
Farm Progress
New York Tribune
New Yorks
Proannss
Pittsburg Daily Gazette Times
Pittsburg Weekly Dispatch
Proangss
Ohio Farmer
Lana
Indiana News Stand
WE Garry
Reach Sporting Goods
C, E
I Huey
Erep
Indiana Progress
Waverly
Pittsburg
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