Book on forest policy argues government control of natural resources
Prof John Tae outlines a plan in a new book on United States Forest Policy. He urges government control of timber, coal, oil, phosphate and other resources with leases to private parties only under strict conservation, praising past leaders and the Roosevelt-Pinchot era.
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Johnson Claims Championship After Willard Fight
Jack Johnson asserts Willard must fight again for the world title or Johnson will claim the championship. Backers, D’Estrampe and Carley, discuss charity proceeds and a potential Havana bout. Johnson cites plans, film rights, and a scheme to settle the dispute with another matchup if Willard agrees.
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Antiquity of Gloves in England Through the Ages
Gloves are described as very ancient in England dating back to Saxon times. The only notable change over centuries has been in decoration, with examples such as a pair adorned with jewels costing £5 in the fourteenth century.
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Deaths and Funerals for Theodore Rocklund
Theodore Rocklund son of CC and AL Rocklin died. reported by war department. He served with the 342nd Machine Gun unit from Bonnet France in May 1913 and was in the Alsace region. He was reportedly healthy prior to a late telegram of death. Funeral plans note burial in Hardy Oak after services at his home near Midland.
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Oklahoma Soldier Missing After Armistice in Europe
Carl C. Phelps of Oklahoma City, who served with Lieutenant Holmes in the Sanalchiel and Argonne fighting, has not returned home since his unit’s heavy action near Grand Pre. He worked as a truck driver and was last heard from November 15, four days after the armistice. Glenn Chariton made a business trip to Kansas City today.
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Glass of Hot Water Before Breakfast a Splendid Habit
A booster for morning health urges drinking a glass of very hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate on an empty stomach. It claims to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, remove toxins and sour fermentations, and improve appetite and digestion. The ad notes a quarter pound of limestone phosphate is inexpensive and can aid biliousness constipation stomach trouble or rheumatism.
Quaint Egg Packing Across Korean Towns
Readable notes describe straw rolled packs with ten eggs each, tightly woven to endure movement. A native can carry a roll across the shoulders with eggs remaining intact despite sway. The passage ponders value of a $5,000 policy that would mature into a claim within a year. Mrs. QO. Tuckland and Mrs. HL. Russell visit Topeka for the day.
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Snake Skin Used as Barometer in Vorida
The skin of the Diack diamond rat tle snake is used as a barometer. Preserved as raw hide and hung up, it sheds moisture beads as an early indicator of a storm. These signs often appear several hours before atmospheric disturbances reach the area.
We've Met the Lady in Boston Trans Note
Mrs. W. R. Robertson left this morning for Leavenworth where she will spend a few days. A modern novelist describes a lady with whom some of us are not wholly unfamiliar. One moment you think you are great chums and the next you wonder if you’ve ever been presented.
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Sufferers urged to seek urine clues for disease
Drs Eberie Braithwaite and Simon. readers urged to mail water samples to Dr Pierce’s Invalids Hotel Buffalo for free advice. Advertisement touts Anuric by Doctor Piette and Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as remedies for backache, rheumatism, and digestive woes with guaranteed money-back if unsatisfied.
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