Flight of the Zeppelins First Airship Tests Described
The article recounts Count Von Zeppelin's airship trials on a lake, noting the craft nearly 400 feet long, aluminum body and early propulsion success. Government support and German officials aided the experiments, with records kept on wind conditions as the airship maneuvered against a ten mile per hour breeze and steadied after launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Zeppelin
Germany
Hawders
von Biesfeld
Aeronautical Department
Army
Farious Pointe
Banquet in Sioux City recalls Adlai Stevenson tale
A July 12, 1899 banquet in Sioux City hosted by the Iowa State Bar Association featured a long anecdote about Adlai Stevenson and a man in a prohibition town chasing whisky. The tale, told by Str. Steventwon, drew reactions from James G. Crosby and others as the crowd discussed thirst, prescriptions, and local lore. The piece also touches on skin symptoms, potato solanine risks, and a drinking sermon from a clergyman.
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Stevenson
Democratic Party
Iowa State Bar Association
Sioux City
Suly
Str
Steventwon
Ume
Liseister
Mra
Srugley
Blerencon
James G. Crosby
Garnaville
Mane
Sunburn and Freckles Causes and Treatments
Explanation of sun effects on skin covers tan and freckles from sun exposure. Distinguishes heat and UV factors, notes gradual tan can follow brief exposures, and acknowledges wind can contribute to tanning. Discusses chemical and ultraviolet rays as primary causes and hints at varying individual reactions.
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Morliral
Monburn
Ruskin Ideal in China as per Archibald Littl
In a Liverpool Geographical Society paper Archibald Littl argues Ruskinic ideals partly realized in China. He praises sanitation, unpolluted streams, and minimal mining while noting small scale operations and family self sufficiency in raw materials and production.
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Ruskin
Archibald ‘Littl
Liverpool Geographical Society
He Eaid
China
Amendment to Constitution Proposed by State Legislature
A resolution by the state constitutional committee proposes amending Article 18 to impose uniform real property taxation, provide deductions for debts and credits, exempt certain public and charitable properties, and adjust rates while ensuring state and local tax rules align with planned reforms. The measure awaits voter approval at the next statewide election, with instructions for publication and ballot labeling.
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Diath
Nulion
Hornet
Elald Bople
Niupe
Amendment proposal to Section Article 10 of the Constitution
A legislative proposal seeks to amend Article 10 to maintain public instruction and school oversight. The amendment would require approval by allied electors at a later election, outlining the process, duration, and implementation criteria. The measure specifies publication steps, voting thresholds, and the path for adoption if approved by the electorate.
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Sirchowtn
Bott
Breil Ot
Elbe
Utah
Saree
Poblinecheel Specter
Board of Duration
Utah Direct Legislation Amendment Proposal Text
The document outlines a state constitutional amendment shifting direct legislation to the people. It describes processes for legislatures proposing laws to be submitted to voters, rules for ballot submissions, and sections mandating public publication and election timing. It mentions sections amended in Article 4 and Article 22, with details on voter eligibility and process.
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Utah
Wink
State of
Senate
Uteh
Utehie
Tian
What
Berner
State
Jewat
Faba Wiley Nots
Hall Et Thietneerk
Ani
Fragmentary historic notice from shaky OCR
The provided text is garbled and incomplete, claiming to certify a constitution and legislative proceedings. It references offices and a secretary but the wording is largely indecipherable, lacking clear names, dates, or events to anchor a concise summary.
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Count von Zeppelin
Adlai Stevenson
Whitky
Vonke
Thondoner
State Ofram
Simm
Liamen ‘T. Wammond
Suste
Rat
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