Wisconsin natural resources survey report overview
Br Buckley of Madison named state geologist for Missouri spurs renewed interest in Wisconsin geological and natural history survey. The work covers rocks soils forests and wildlife to educate schools, publish three bulletin series, and map the state topography. Early bulletins include studies on solitary wasps, pre Cambrian rocks, Devil's Lake region geography, forest trees, and lake region geograpy with numerous hydrographic maps under Prof Smith and Prof Cheney.
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Br. TE. R. Buckley
Madison
Missouri
Geological and Natural History Survey of
Wisconsin
Publc
United States Geological Survey
Ballatin
Ul Waaps
Ty Gear
W. Peeham
Ewaveth G. Peenam
Gatver
Samuel Waldman
Fox River Valley
Weldman
Marathon
Chicola
Wood
Langlade
Taylor and
Clark
Low
Pr. E. A. Blige
Fins Lee
Wisconsin River
Salisbury
W. Atwood
University of Chicane
D- Pp. Nicholson
Lawrence University
N. M. Pennematt
L. 5. Cheney
L. 5. Smith
Sur
Fibhert. Roth
States Department
Cheney
Forest Trees
Roth
Economic!ag
Douglas
Wisconsin Building and Ornamental Stones Monograph
A lengthy review praises a 344 page Geological Survey bulletin on Wisconsin building stones. It highlights vast granite varieties, sandstone and limestone deposits, and the companion clay and brick industries. It notes extensive fieldwork on clays, marl, cement, and road construction, with plans for future regional geology mapping and statistical surveys to guide Wisconsin’s mineral development.
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Geological Survey
Wisconsin
Bruighe
Ins
Buckley
Pepnile
W. &. Ferris
Gia Montas Aro
Wiscon
Teorton
Secon
Photographic Reproduction of Sound by Light Arc
A German publication describes a new photographic method to reproduce sound. A continuous moving arc and a telephone transmitter circuit illuminate a film, whose light variations alter a selenium cell to drive a receiver. The system claims higher fidelity than the Poulsen telegraphone and allows long, cheap reproductions from the original film.
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Rubmer
Belts Appear on Neptune and Other Outer Planets
Neptune shows streaklike markings resembling belts seen on Jupiter, according to the Naval Observatory telescope in Washington. Similar features were observed on Uranus years ago, and Saturn also appears to have beltlike, cloudlike bands as a common feature among the outer planets.
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Neptune
Naval Observatory
Washington
Jupiter
Uranus
Saturn
Natural Tunnel Landmark in Virginia and Tennessee
The Virginia and Southwestern railroad used a natural tunnel through the Alleghenies as a key pass into Tennessee. The tunnel spans about 1,000 feet and required only sixty feet of blasting. The area features limestone formation with 400 foot high cliffs and striking scenery.
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Virginia and Southwestern
Alleghenies
Virginia
Tennessee
The Coquette Poem Fan Tugs Playful Mood
A light verse from Smart Set portrays Fair Bessie waving a fan with glee and jokingly inviting flirtation. The narrator quips he cannot hurt a fan but would rather flirt with its owner, expressing playful jealousy and wit in a compact, period voice.
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Fair Bessie
J. BR. B
Last Chance for Maud and Tom in Oxford Varsity
Maud King, torn between admirers, watches Tom Leach struggle after a Cambridge defeat at Lord's. Tom clings to Maud’s favor amid public praise and private doubt, while Bannerman and McIntyre shape the drama. In the end Maud resolves to embrace Tom, confessing affection with a quiet, transformative gesture.
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Maud King
Nigres
Uord'’S
Tom Leach
Tom
Oxford
Hhet Court
Maud
Igor
McIntyre
Lord’s
Tall
Bannerman
Mr. Mcintyre
Light Blues
Ear
Cambridge
Mr McIntyre
Billy King
Ban
Maude
Warwickshire
Kla ‘Opteket
Wwe
Hyero
City church ends trial sermon for Rev Crossroads
After listening to his trial sermon, members of the city church concluded that he had missed his calling, noting the minister’s experience and discernment during service.
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Sne
Mr. Crossroads
City Church
Serman
Pittsburg Western Road Prohibits Smoking on Trains
Management issues order banning cigarette smoking on trains for passengers and staff to curb fire risk and improve safety. The directive applies to all cars and service areas with enforcement measures outlined.
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Pittsburg Ad Western Road
Pasmingoes
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Natural Resources OF Wisconsin
Wincondin
B. R. Buckler
Chary
Department of Sconomic
Read Building
Buddey
Door
Kewalinee
Waugaca
Shagaro
Waushara
I. L. Nelson
Beloit
Reginas
Nart
Ens
Zeologiet
Lr. Wardman
Fytere
U.S
United States Survey
Wisconsin Survey
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