Fox cub rescued by Ernest at Kingsley's Copse
Ernest discovers a fox cub after a hunt near Kingsley's Copse and hides it in his tower room. He feeds the cub with milk, dodges suspicion from Sloat and Babette, while servants gossip about his wealth and odd behavior. The Earl of Bingley arrives to inspect Ernest, who remains calm and continues nursing the cub.
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Lester
Ernest
Duff- Hooper
Thenemy
Sloat
Ernest Sloat
Bedlam
Babette
Rosa
Madame la Duchesse
Duke of
Beddington
Bingo
Mississippi River
Frederick Cowley
K.C.B
Artillery
Mooley
Sir Frederick
Frederick
Gwladys Wotton
Earl of Bingley
X rays Aid Metallurgists In Casting Porosity Tests
Metallurgists use X rays to examine metals and explore porosity in castings. The method is common in research laboratories and metalworking facilities.
Dream Miler Dreaming of Four Minute Mile Breakthrough
Hanover witnesses a near four minute mile as Glenn Cunningham nears his own prophecy, clocking four minutes and 4.25 seconds. The piece recalls Cunningham and Bonthron overcoming severe burns to pursue running greatness and frames a potential future matchup with Wooderson.
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Taber
Lovelock
Cunningham
San Romani
Hanover
N.H
Glenn Cunningham
London
Woodergen
Detroit
Bill Bonthron
Detroit News
Downe Church Still Lit by Candles Amid Modernscorn
The Downe England church, birthplace of Charles Darwin, remains candle lit and rejects electricity gas movies railways and sewage. the nearby village shuns modern conveniences despite proximity to London. A grandfather who shared a roller towel comb and dipper lived to 86 while his grandson died at 50 after fighting germs.
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Downe
England
Charles Darwin
London
The Cathedral of Seville Linked to Columbus Tomb
The Cathedral of Seville in Spain is a major Gothic edifice, completed in 1402. It houses the tomb of Christopher Columbus and ranks as Europe’s second largest Gothic church by size and prominence.
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Seville
Spain
Europe
Christopher Columbus
Lucky Accident Frees Path to Andy Devine Fame
Thirty years ago in Kingman Arizona a boy named Andy Devine fell from a couch and a shard of wood pierced his throat. The incident sparked a rare gravel voice that later defined his career earning him about 3500 dollars weekly from screen and radio contracts.
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Andy Devine
Kingman
Arizona
Andy
Gates of Fame and Fortune
Liner Of The Future Assembling A Glass Enclosed Speedboat
The Atlantic liner of the future would be a streamlined glass enclosure capable of NYC to Southampton trips in three days. Proposed by M. Pierre de Margilaive and A C Hardy in a paper to the Institute of Marine Engineers. Air would be conditioned inside, decks would host games without wind or funnel gases, and temperatures would adjust to weather.
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New York
Southampton
M. Pierre de Margilaive
A. C. Hardy
Institute of Marine Engineers
Bible Found In Australia Ties Soldier to Nebraska Pastor
A pocket Bible lost by a Minnesota resident on a French battlefield twenty years ago was found in Queanbeyan Australia. The finder will forward it to the owner, Rev Samuel Berg, pastor of the Mosses Hill Church near Loomis Nebraska, upon contact.
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Minnesota
Australia
Queanbyan
Samuel T. Berg
Mosses Hill Church
Loomis
Nebraska
Hibbing Mine Hosts 70 Miles of Haulage Rail
The world's largest open pit iron ore mine near Hibbing Minnesota sprawls with over 70 miles of railway tracks used to haul ore to the surface, underscoring its massive scale and production capability.
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Hibbing
Minn
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