Debating Economics Education For Youth And Elector Knowledge
A discussion argues for economics to become a more prominent school subject to guide a generation through complex fiscal topics. It highlights the danger of uninformed voters and stresses grounding policies in fundamentals while adults seek guidance from established literature and common sense.
Old Faithful Geyser Sets New Eruption Intervals
Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park set a record for intervals between eruptions. The geyser erupted at 11 36 am then again at 12 26 pm a 50 minute gap followed by a 92 minute pause ending at 1 58 pm. The sequence shows the usual 65 minute range with variation.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Siamese twin fish wow anglers in Quebec waters
Unusual summer catch draws attention as two guppy family fish display Siamese twin characteristics while showing they get along, a sight noted by veteran anglers near Montreal.
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Quebec
Montreal
Guppy
Eng is My Average Annual Per Capita Note
An engineering note states a figure of about 250 dollars as the average annual per capita.
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Eng
Flames Force Sydney Grandstand Evacuation During Soccer Match
Three thousand football fans remained seated amid smoke in a Sydney grandstand as a fire burned beneath. They refused to move until firemen ordered evacuation, moments before flames burst through the floor and the game continued amid clouds of smoke.
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Sea
Grandstand
Australia
Sydney
His Majesty King Edward VIII Fund Note Found
A fragment from Bucking ham Palace mentions His Majesty King Edward VIII. The note reads simply Seld fmaterial January 22 1996. The item appears to be a historical archival fragment with limited readable context.
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Buckingam Palace
King Edward VIII
Migration to the Great Plains Drives Fallow to Grassland Return
The article discusses a proposed migration of 12,200 families from areas hit by drought to the Great Plains as a remedy for dust and soil loss. It notes the drouth began in 1825 and intermittent wet years paused it, with calls for heavy removals across South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Wyoming, and Colorado to enable a practical return to grazing.
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Great Plains
United States
Seton
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Colorado
Acknowledgments in Newspapers and Publicity Requests
Readers reflect on the practice of publishing notices and favors in papers. Authors note many requests for publicity, while some beneficiaries forget to acknowledge the assistance and circulation gains newspapers provide.
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Avde Fm
Onel
Estate of Fleet Street writer leaves secretaries heir
The estate of Arthur Anthony Baumann of London valued at £36000 was largely left to his secretary and lifelong friend George Brown after Baumann’s paralysis. The two lived together for 46 years, Brown taught him to use his left hand, and Baumann died at age 80.
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Arthur Anthony Baumann
London
Fleet Street
George
Baumann
Browning
Ing
Brown
All Of Same Make to Edwards Car Thirty Sevel
The Overseas Daily Mail reports the first royal car in the world in 1890 to King Edward VII then Prince of Wales. Since then thirty six state cars of the same make have been owned by English monarchs. King Edward's new car is the thirty seventh. The last large car used by King George was made for Jubilee tours in London.
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Edwards
Edward VII
Prince of Wales
Overseas Daily Mail
England
Edward
George
London
Selected Recipes for Fruit Layered Bake
Butter and brown sugar melt, cool, and line pan with mixed cooked fruit in syrup. Top with a batter of butter fruit sugar eggs flour milk and baking powder. bake to finish.
Ballots Found in Judge’s Pocket Skew Rural Idaho Vote Tale
After frantic calls, unofficial tallyers reach a precinct judge’s wife in southeastern Idaho. She says Henry has not counted the votes yet and jokes the ballots lie in his overalls pocket while he plows a field ten miles from a telephone.
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Daho
Henry
H E
Red Army men resurface after six months trapped in mountains
The Krasnaya Svezda recounts three Red Army soldiers who left Novosibirsk with a month of supplies and became marooned for six months. They built huts, hunted wild game, learned marksmanship, and even aided several lawbreakers they encountered before being rescued. A Durham, England woman reportedly wears size 21 shoes. The taxi tip notes feeling neutral after a fender crash.
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Krasnays ‘Svezda
Red Army
Novosibirsk
Red Guards
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