Grace Defies Shark in Harbor Swim Rescue
Grace dives into tropical harbor waters, outswims a shark as a crew and two men aboard a steamer watch. She nears the canoe with the fin closing in, reaches safety just one yard ahead, then a brawl erupts aboard while Grace collects ten dollars from a skeptical bettor.
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Corinto Harbor
Sierras
University of California
Panama
San Salvador
WNU
Edison Inventions From Signal Device to Rubber
List of Thomas A. Edison credited inventions from 1863 to 1931 spans telegraph devices, repeaters, phonographs, lamps, motors, motion pictures, batteries, mining processes, darkness, and radio. Notable items include the phonograph in 1877, the electric lamp in 1878, and talking pictures in 1913.
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Signposts of the Sea Must Be Kept in Order
A London Answers Magazine writer notes ocean highways need constant repair like roads. Buoys mark danger and guide ships, lighthouses warn of rocks, and lightships stand where buoys and lighthouses cannot. Winter storms hinder maintenance, crews may be cut off for weeks, and wreck buoys are deployed immediately.
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Hero Swims 25 Hours for Help Off Florida Coast
Addley Baker, a twenty five year old seaman from Mobile, Alabama, swam for more than 25 hours to secure rescue for the crew of the sinking freighter Tarpon off Panama City, Florida. His daring rescue effort highlights Civil War era maritime bravery as crews faced peril at sea.
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Addley Baker
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Irving Berlin’s rise from rags to world famous tunes
Irving Berlin born in 1888 in Russia was the youngest of eight. He came to New York at age four and grew up in the East Side slums. He sang in saloons and clubs before writing songs that built his fame. By thirty six he had 300 published songs including Alexander’s Ragtime Band and My Wife Has Gone to the Country.
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Herbert Hoover A Life Shaped by the Work Habit
A compact profile traces Herbert Hoover from West Branch Iowa to becoming U S president in 1928. Raised by relatives after early losses, he earned money through chores and night study, worked through Leland Stanford University, and built a career as a geologist and engineer before entering politics.
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Add a Bluebird To Your Linens Pattern 1475
Embroider a Bluebird motif across towels scarfs and curtains with tulips in single stitch and cress stitch. Pattern 1475 offers two 6 by 8 inch motifs two 5 by 9 inch motifs four 6 by 6 inch motifs and four 3 by 5 inch motifs with color ideas and stitched illustrations. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept New York.
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New York
Pride and Vanity Quote by Blair
A brief excerpt notes pride makes us esteem ourselves while vanity seeks the esteem of others, attributed to Blair.
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