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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1924
Page
2
The International notes Douglas and Lordsburg merchants prepared for holiday trade and urges shoppers to buy locally to support home businesses. It argues spending at home keeps wealth in the community and boosts local prosperity, contrasting with sending money to distant centers. It also cites unrelated statistics about New York streets and U.S. egg farms.
Students at Indiana University Bloomington are forbidden to drive outside the city limits and cannot possess cars while attending the university. The restriction, tied to poor scholastic standing, comes from the university dean. Meanwhile Baltic Sea mines from the war float near the Goodwin Lightship, with reports of two more near by vessels from Russia.
A tree shows a scar from barbed wire culling at ten years that remains three feet above ground decades later. A surveyors blaze etched shoulder high a century ago stays at that height if the trunk remains. Trees add girth with seasons but height grows only from new top growth.
The piece follows Jim White and explorers into Carlsbad Cavern, revealing a mile-long chamber and vast underground features. It notes a 180-foot shaft, guano workings, a natural entrance, and the Kings Palace, with later plans to make the Guadalupe Mountains a national park. It highlights the National Geographic Society’s involvement and a 1923 U.S. monument designation.
Jim White and companions descend into the King's Palace chamber of Carlsbad Cavern, marveling at stalactites stalagmites and a 250 foot dome. The author notes cave wonders rival Mammoth Cave and explains Guadalupe Mountains geology and formation of large caverns.
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