Nature decreed no monopoly in gems
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes precious stones originate in distant locales. Diamonds come from India, Brazil and South Africa. colors vary with hues including water clear, green and yellow. Emeralds hail from Colombia and Egypt. sapphires from Burma, Ceylon, Sri Lanka, Brazil. aquamarine from Brazil and Urals. Morganite linked to England from pink beryl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
India
Brazil
South Africa
King of Buttoh
Mtetorin Aut Athert Prasenm
South Kensington
Burma
Monetalny
Atelimisnan Amd Slam
Burns
Weylon
Porneo
Abstraia
Europe
Rhine Valley
Testar
Emerada
Colombia
South America
Mitia
New South Wales
Sertia
Egypt
Creobatre
Mexico
Ural Mountains
Hassla
Alae
J. Morgan
England
Natural History Museum
Alaska's Hospital Ship to Aid Native Communities
Alaska's hospital ship will offer summer medical service to Yukon region natives scattered along tributaries from the Canadian border to St Michael. Equipped for emergency care and staffed by a physician, it expands access beyond few posts with funding from a recent congressional appropriation, supporting the Interior Department's Alaska Division education work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Slso
Yukon
Canadian
St. Michael
Dod
Bureau of Education
Interior Department
Poaching Punished in Manan Bouth Tyrol Districts
A medieval taboo in Manan Bouth Tyrol forbids suitors from courting village girls. Violators suffer beatings on country roads, and some have died from injuries. Franz BKelwercher of Gals was found courting a Ouone girl and attacked on a lonely road bleeding, leading to his arrest as police broke local tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manan Bouth
Tyrol
Ouone
Sweet Golf Course Plans Stir Controversy Abroad
A garbled report claims a golf course project promises the world’s sweetest teeing ground using 100000 poults and sugar as fertilizer. It alleges market delusions about agar pricing and Everglades muck as soil amendments, with plans to plant vast trees and shrubs around four courses and greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miia Menen
Uae
Everglades
Gulf Courase
Different Colored Horse Wypewriters Chronicle Train Woes
A garbled New York Herald Tribune snippet describes chaotic scenes with women bagging, colored horse wypewriters blinking, and ties about necks. The piece notes a bell ringing and a race-like tension, with a delayed departure and a mention of a substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorke Herald- Tribupe
Atlantis Location Theories Through History Come and Go
The article surveys shifting ideas about Atlantis, noting many proposed sites from the Shatt-el-Arab to the Tunix-a district and similar legendary geographies. It reflects on how belief in Atlantis shifts with exploration, concluding that the sunken city remains a myth while maritime legends endure in imagination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantis
Atlantic
Plito
Atlantia
Sutgusse Sts
Shottel-Aran
Gulf of Gables
Mediterranean
Avalon
St. Brendin's Iste
Boston
Trang
Serine
Dog Old Joe Buried In Orchard Grave At Mertz Farm
In St Louis County Missouri a dog named Old Joe, once beloved by a wallpaper dealer, died after a long life of companionship. His former master left 100 for his care, and the dog was laid to rest in a five foot deep, five feet long and eighteen inch wide grave in the orchard following a detailed eleven page agreement about his care and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Tog Joe
St. Louis County
Cappers Magazine
Old Joe
Hila
Beaver study reveals early fur bearing data in Pennsylvania beavers
Vernon Burley of the Bureau of Biological Survey has studied beaver habitats near Mifflinburg Pennsylvania. He built a large beaver lodge with a doorway for entry, trapped a female beaver, and observed two litters born after captivity. The young were furred with open eyes, and the researcher aims to gather important data on this fur bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Burley
Bureau of Biological Survey
Pennsylvania
Mifflinburg
Teus
Halley
Mussolini Recalled For Early Struggles In Zurich
A fragment from a letter outlines Mussolini's 1920s visit to Zurich where a stone mason named Bergan sought work and was helped by Signora Nava and her husband. The anecdote notes Mussolini later shifted paths toward political life and editor roles, with admiration for his earlier industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergan
Mussolini Mussolini
Bla
Lausanne
Mussolini
Italy
Socialtar
Signora Nava
Stone Mason
Heapi
Signor Nava
Local Volunteers Improve Moravia and Blakesburg Road
Foster Grant Sincox and helpers George R Darby E G Sincox Zell Wilson Burke Wilson Howard Johnson Milo Selby Earl Brain and Willie VanDor in have been putting the Moravia and Blakesburg road in good condition. Several from this community attended the program given at Selection Wednesday evening. Willie VanDarin and family were shopping in Albia Saturday. Mrs. Sarah Hoadley spent Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke Wilson
Howard Johnson
Milo Selby
Earl Brain
Willie VanDorin
Moravia and
Blakesburg Road
Willie VanDarin
Albia
Sarah Hoadley
Hartley Jacksons Birthday Party Attended by Local Families
George Darby and family shopped in Albia Saturday as Mr and Mrs Zell Wilson and Mr and Mrs Earl Brain joined John Chase birthday party hosted by his wife in Blakesburg. Dorothea Darby spent Sunday with Violet Heter. Hugh Lewis and family visited Ernest Caster near Russell Saturday night. Marshall Darby and family spent Saturday night in Bath England old town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley Jackson
George Darby
Albia
Zell Wilson
Earl Brain
John Chase
Blakesburg
Mr .Edgar
Moravia
Dorothea Darby
Violet Heter
Hugh Lewis
Ernest Caster
Russell
Bath
England
Marshall Darby
Old Town
Fisherman’s hooped fish baffles boat crew at lake
Mr. Mithee fishing with Mrs Thomas Alithee on Lake Mantaoneck hooked a pickerel that broke away. The fish somehow jammed its teeth into a steel hoop and dangled unable to swim, while Mithee reached with his hands to haul it free. The strange catch stunned both onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Globe
Thomas Alithee
Mantaoneck
Mithee
Walter
Tsb
Electric wires kill pests in orchards and gardens
Electric currents carried by live wires through trees are being tested as a method to repel destructive pests in the Northwest. Early estimates show the system can deter moths and similar pests for brief daily periods, with cooperation from regional growers supporting wider installations.
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Earth
Sweet” Golf
Pal
Foster
Grant Sincox
George R., Darby
E.G. Sincox
Det
Coopers
Coopers Union
Dudley Bros
West Side Square
Centerville, Iowa
Yoni
Gingham
Brody
Brant
Nashua
Justin
Creyones
Elbva
Caildren
Toiry
Lavier
Judie Cups
N. Side
Centerville
C.d.d
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