Frozen Boots on the Ice at Little America Camp
A field report from February 12 describes a 51-member crew hauling supplies on the ice toward Little America. They endure subzero winds and frigid mornings while managing fuel, parts, and dining under harsh conditions. The writer praises radio broadcast reach and invites readers to join the Little America Aviation and Exploration Club in New York for maps and membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
America
Antahomca
Blackay
Little America
Neville
W.S. McCormack
Hin
Dr. Shirey
Linness
New Zealand
Jacob Ruppert
Discovery I
Oakland
Ross Sea
C. A. Abele, Jr
Little America Aviation and Exploration Club
Hatel
Lexington
48Th Street
Lexington Avenue
New York
N. Y
South Polar Region
Father and Son of President Harrison
John Scott Harrison, son of ninth President William Henry Harrison, was father to twenty third President Benjamin Harrison. Born in Vincennes Indiana in 1804 he studied medicine then became a farmer and served as a Whig congressman from Ohio. He died in 1878 on Point Farm near North Bend Ohio where Benjamin Harrison was born.
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John Scott Harrison
William Henry Harrison
United States
Benjamin Harrison
Vincennes
Ind
Congress
Ono
Tie
Point Farm
North Bend
Ohio
Benjamin Uwarrison
Longest Tunnel in World Report From Alpine Region
The longest tunnel in the world lies in the Alps and surpasses ten miles in length, highlighting a monumental engineering feat. Locals and officials note the vast underground passage as a landmark achievement in mountain transit.
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Alps Mountains
Morehan
Color of Stratosphere Contested by Authority
A noted authority argues the stratosphere appears black rather than blue due to the absence of dust particles at high altitudes. The blue sky is attributed to sunlight scattering by dust and air. without an atmosphere there would be no blue sky.
All Are Noblemen Turanalje Commune Unique Nobility
Turanalje Yugoslavia a commune of 13000 residents is the only place on earth where every citizen is born a nobleman or noblewoman with the right to display four coats of arms at birth local lore notes this distinctive societal honor and heraldic custom ground context unclear specific dates or organizations are not provided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turanalje
Yugoslavia
Foods Influence Mouth Health, Says University Expert
The article cites Professor Bunting of Michigan noting about five percent of people resist dental decay regardless of diet, while 80 to 90 percent are prone if diet is neglected. It urges well balanced meals with milk fruit vegetables and less refined sweets, plus regular dentist visits and thorough brushing of all tooth surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Bunting
University of Michigan
New York
J I Koch Renamed and Bills Approved in Borough Meeting
Borough officials reported progress on CWA projects and street cleaning. Receipts totaled 143.19 with numerous bills approved including electrical, fuel, meter, garage, insurance, meals, and labor costs ranging from a few dollars to hundreds of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Brockhart
Burgess Breneman
Rockup
HL. M. Kotroth
Addison Harding
A. M. Kotroth
I. M. Kotroth
Clarence Rudy
C. K. Bushong
H. M. Kotroth
Addision Harding
W. H. Muth & Co
Incom
Lititz Springs
Lester Miller
C. R. Kreider
Jacob Singley
F. E. Mabetker
L. J. Mellinger
Thomas H. Erb
Trap Company Elects Directors and Officers
Trap Company elected directors Ho ward J Buell Herman Drach Joseph C Gorton Richard T Healy Charles C Straley Geo L Weber H G Wenger Chester M Wool worth Felix M Woodworth The organization formed with President Chester M Wool worth Vice President Joseph G C Gorton Secretary J Guy Eshle man Treasurer Charles G C Straley Assistant Treasurer Clarence K Herr Council 8 R Zimmerman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Animal Trap Company
Howard J. Buell
Herman Drach
Joseph C. Gorton
Richard T. Healy
Charles C. Straley
Geo L. Weber
H. G. Wenger
Chester M. Woolworth
Felix M. Woodworth
Joseph GC. Gorton
J. Guy Eshleman
Charles GC. Straley
Clarence K. Herr
R. Zimmerman
Letters of Cowper in a Quiet English Countryside
A concise reflection on the Letters of William Cowper, revealing intimate notes from a morbid scholar about his books, cats, birds, and flowers. The prose is praised for its language’s enduring charm that still captivates modern readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowper
First Pro Ball Team Ohio Formed in Cincinnati 1866
The First Pro Ball Team Ohio organized in Cincinnati in 1866. In 1869 the Queen City players toured from New York to San Francisco without a loss, remaining undefeated until midsummer of the next year.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Queen City
United States
New York
San Francisco
Weekend Specials at Local Store
Kelloges Whole Wheat Biscuits two packs for 21 cents. Grape-Nuts Flakes, Libbys Sliced Peaches eight, gang two for 18 cents. Peas reg size cans three for 25 cents. Soup Beans three ths 17 cents. Wool Bath and Toilet four cakes 17 cents. Combined sale one pound Lord Calvert Coffee reg 14 cents and sugar reg 6 cents both for 29 cents. See LANCO Circular for other specials.
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Libby
Lord Calvert
LANCO
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al Carbonne
Pressure Ridge
Qutleiamer
Subamerica
Biyrdiat
Ste Joe
CA Mele Gd
J. I. Koch
Trap Company
Eby’s Mill
Rothsville
Swan Hotel
Lemon Koehler
Wertsch Jeweler
Kelloge’s
Dietrich’s Store
Spruce St
Spacht
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