Continent Beneath Ocean Rumors of Atlantean Lost World
A desultory account suggests a submerged Atlantean continent described by La Piingeon among Yucatan hieroglyphs. Tales claim ancient floods and a lost civilization in Fucatan predating Egyptian pyramids, with ruins of 172 cities large enough for hundreds of thousands of inhabitants.
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Atlantic Ocean
la Piingeon
Yucatan
Central America
American
New World
Egypt
Fucatan
Habitanta
Easy to Foretell Change in Weather Signs
A guide to predicting weather from sky arches and cloud changes. If the arch forms before rain clears, rain is unlikely for a while. Clouds shrinking or growing signal showers or fair weather. Wind patterns around midday and toward sunset indicate upcoming conditions.
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Giailer
Safeguards and Advice If a Burglar Visits Your Bedside
George G B Dougherty in Liberty urges readers to remain calm and compliant when confronted by a burglar in the home. He warns against risky resistance, noting death or serious harm as the consequence. If you have the upper hand and are certain you can stop the intruder, weigh the danger before acting.
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Mina
George GB. Dougherty
Liberty
Longevity The Sap Of Trees And A Youthful Miracle
An Oregon scientist examines a myth that ancient people drank tree sap to live longer. He notes a redwood germinated before Christ and now ages about 2,500 years. If he isolates a longevity substance from California redwoods, it could outdo any youth restoring cure. Cupper's Weekly reports this theory.
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Oregon
California
California Redwoods
Cupper
Pigeons Set Long-Distance Records in Early 20th Century
A Derby fundraiser's pigeon reportedly flew from Rome to Derby nearly 1,600 miles after being released in Rome. The feat surpassed older records of 400 miles and 1,018 miles, with later extinction of the record by a Midgwich flight from Pensacola to Pall River, Musa, covering 1,182 miles in about fifteen days.
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Rome
Derby
C. A. Hudson
Reame
Pensacola
Fla
Pall River
Musa
London
How I Picked the Race Winner Behave Yourself
A spectator recounts he chose Behave Yourself by chance after his wife advised him to behave. He recalls studying the Hat of runners and notes few won, with his win attributed to luck and a final nudge from his wife’s sly remark.
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Jones
Swindle Suspect Quizzed Over Baby’s Truth Claim
In Los Angeles Times text, Doris Atkinson questions her mother about where babies come from. A woman named Davis responds that the idea is tied to cold weather, while Virginia and Wadehe weigh in on the discussion as a baby’s cries provoke questions.
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Doris Atkinson
Httle
Cahuenga
Denian
Sidivit
Virginia
Wanehe
Davis
Soeuu
Ty Waite
Traffic Guide System Would Regulate City Traffic
The electric traffic guide would auto flash stop and go signals at intersections with bells marking changes. Lights would flash red to halt and green to move, allowing left turns only by standard horse shoe or full turns, which would be prohibited. The idea has support from motorists and some officials as traffic volume grows.
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Trafic
Logging Outlook Not Encouraging For Lumber Industry
Logging operators report weak forward demand for hardwoods as spring approaches, with slumping paper and cedar markets and high stumpage prices. The industry faces reduced winter purchases by Ford and shifting buyers, while notable timber deals include the Flewelling Darling sale to Crystal Falls buyers who resold to Diamond Lumber.
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Ontonagon
Peshtigo Mil
Tobbers
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Iron Mountain
Thmber
Flewelling-Darling
Stambaugh Township
Johnson Brothers
Crystal Falls
W. J. Reynolds
Crystal Falls National Bank
Diamond Lumber Company
Softwood market shows stronger tone with rising sales
The American Lumberman reports the softwood market improving as prices gain a healthier tone and forward orders grow. Hardwood oilers range from small to larger quantities and overseas shipments of northern hardwoods stay heavy. Automobiles, building trades, and furniture makers boost demand while northern stocks ship dry but market remains firm despite slower southern logging and curtailed mill production.
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Chicago
Automobile
Crystal Falls
Michigan Auto Accident Law Penalties Highlighted
The notice outlines duties after highway crashes in Michigan. It requires stopping, aiding, and providing name, address, and operator’s license on request, with penalties up to one year in prison or a $500 fine. It also covers dimming headlights, DUI restrictions, and license revocation for offenses.
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Michigan
Detroit
Second DWI Conviction Penalty and License Plate Rules
A second conviction for driving while intoxicated carries a fine up to 500 or imprisonment up to one year. License plates must be attached in plain sight, kept clean, with front plates centered above the axle and rear plates centered or left of center. Plates must not be obscured, covered, bent, altered, or defaced.
Trained but Untamed Lions With Sparks Circus Come to Ironwood
Sparks Circus showcases lions and elephants paired with other jungle bred beasts under the slogan trained but untamed. Trainers claim mastery over wild animals through superior art, with acts rehearsed mornings and shown that afternoon. The parade begins at 11:00 a.m. on circus day, with shows at the Fair Grounds and tickets at McCabe's Drug Store.
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Sparks Oliens
Stan Grizzlies
Geming Jungle
Ironwood
McCabe
Ford and Iran Ore Theatory Interest in Ore Supply
Ford company considers acquiring a harbor near Minnesota ranges to secure ore supply for St. Paul and Detroit plants. This move aligns with hopes that Ford will source ore from Michigan ranges, developing or acquiring properties to meet requirements in this district.
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Ford
Iran
Ford Company
Minnesota
St. Paul
Detroit
Michigan
Ford plans to mine own ore amid Michigan ranges
The St Paul story notes Ford may back its own mineral ventures in upper Michigan, with current surveys yielding cautious results. Ford has long operated in Michigan, including the Imperial mines, and would benefit local districts if it develops the area. The firm could lease or buy mines but favors owning and building from the ground up, which could spur regional industry and employment.
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St. Paul
Ford Company
Ford
Stephenson
Wells
Delta County
Chanting
Upper Michigan Ranges
Michigamme
Michigan Iron & Land Company
Hind
Butt
Michigan Ranges
Senator Truetiner and Botn urged to stay in Lansing
The Son News believes Senators Truetiner of the Thirty first and Botn of the Thirtieth have served well at Lanning, urging their continued presence. It notes Bohn’s ambitions and discusses how two terms tend to tire lawmakers, with restlessness driving moves to new tasks. Mr and Mrs J J Gorilla and Cyril plan a multi city motor trip to Canada the east and other major centers, lasting several weeks.
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Truetiner
Botn
Lanning
Son News
Bohn
Peninauile
Lansing
Liva
J. J. Gorilla
Cyril
Canada
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Arun
Tate
IAA
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