Trunk Trouble on Saratoga Wharf Sparks Romance
On a Saratoga wharf two trunks trigger a tense customs inspection between a stern inspector a flirtatious socialite and a professorial suitor The uneasy moment gives way to humor and a budding romance as medals mistletoe and mutual chesslike wit steer them toward a possible union.
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Anid
United States
Cagin
Damme
Dewi
Ivo
Normandy
World's Largest Pump in Oregon Mines
Reports detail the 70,000 pound centrifugal pump built by Byron Jackson in San Francisco for the Dry Diggings placer fields on Rogue River Oregon. It drives 12,000,000 gallons daily through 22 inch steel pipe to blast gravel and uncover gold as it applies 260 psi.
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Diggings
Oregon
Rogue River
Dennis H. Stovall
Technical World Magazine
Byron- Jackson Machine Works
San Francisco
Thilo Pamyp
Walla
A Caribou School in the Wilderness
A nature piece by William J. Lane describes caribou behavior and teaching in the wild. The article ponders whether knowledge is learned or instinct as caribou migrate, follow rules, and adapt to forests with fallen trees and predators.
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Wm. J. Lane
Roosevelt
Fokers
Caribou
Easy Chair
Natural History Museum
Rev William J Long Denounces Roosevelt as Coward
Rev William J Long the naturalist writes to Theodore Roosevelt in Washington defending his truthful animal writings after the president attacks writers who fake nature yarns. Long promises to send proofs and a fair chance to defend himself, calling the magazine attack cowardly. White House declines further comment.
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Stamford
Conn
William J. Long
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Washington
The Caribou Warning in the Silent Woods
A vivid scene shows a mother caribou turning from a child to study the air, eyes large and alert as she glides away with its muzzle nudging softly. The moment conveys a sudden, unspoken danger felt by both mother and calf, leaving the school room and woods quiet.
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Toledo
New Brunswick
Stans
Une Ger & Bush
Profit in Planting Forests and Timber Plantations
The article argues that timber shortages and rising prices require replacing natural forests with second growth and commercial plantations. It stresses careful species selection by region, notes risks of poor choices, and cites Forest Service planting circulars detailing species such as White pine Red pine Scotch pine Jack pine and others for timber production.
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Bnober
West
Forest Service
United States
Norway
The Human Trial as a Living Drug Market
An exploration of a Boston man who profits from medical experimentation by others. Doctors hire him to test drugs and theories, while he endures extreme risks and uses wealth from the arrangement to live in luxury. He seeks money over science, funded by chemists and doctors, and remains fearless in the face of danger.
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Boston
Nila
Condemned Man Requests Peaches Before Hanging
A prisoner on death row asks the jailer for a small comfort, saying he would like a few peaches to eat. The jailer notes peaches won’t ripen for months, but the condemned man insists the request is a light favor and waits.
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