Utah towns fund water system repair in Roosevelt
News notes report Roosevelt voting to bond 35000 for water system work with only 13 negative votes. Heber City reports 3900 duction for caning purposes, Ogden posts a new high livestock tally of 7781 head from five states, including 4440 sheep 2224 cattle 987 hogs. Coalville visitas Echo dam progress. Richfield housing 40000 baby chicks plus 150000 more brooded. Ogden Union stockyard sees large cattle consignment from Jackson Hole. Provo: BYU may lack a pool. Logan apple shipments rise. Price deer with 22 points weighs 210 pounds. Vernal road funding approved. Fillmore Texas power line survey to begin. Monroe plans November 8 lamb feeding event with Utah Agricultural College professors.
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Roosevelt
Heber City
Utah
Department of Agriculture
Ogden
L. FL Witlock
Coalville
S. C. Harper
Bureau of Reclamation
Denver
Echo Dam
F. F. Smith
Uintah Basin
Trawberry Valley
Daniel's Creek Canyon
Salt Lake Valleys
Richfield
Ogden Union Stock Gard
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Provo—Ott
George B Howen
Cemminston House
Norgan King
Uteh
Wilk
Ashley Creek
Wraith County
Immortal Literature Preserved by Benedictine Monks
The Benedictine monks at Montecassino preserved priceless works during the Dark Ages including Apuleius The Golden Ass Tacitus Claudian and Ovid Also saved were Varrones Latin Language and original writings of Jerome Augustine Cyprian and Ambrose The Benedictines protected church texts and papal decrees from depredations.
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St. Benedict
Rtome
Tarbarhins
Montecassino
Apuleius
Tacitus
Repubilea
Ovid
Varrone
Monterussine
Jerome
Augustine
St. Cyprian
Ambrose
John VII
Gratian
Difference in the Sexes at Periods of Growth
A renowned child welfare expert reports a clear divergence in growth patterns between boys and girls during adolescence. She notes girls finish growth by 15 to 16, or earlier, while boys often grow until 18 or later, with girls showing mood shifts and preference for routine, and boys seeking personal tasks outside group control.
Lost Motion Found in Travel on Mississippi
An Indian paddled downstream in a stretch of the Mississippi called the Grenville bend and, by repeated carries and portages across bends, floated 38 miles downstream and carried his canoe upstream to end up 25 miles farther upstream than his start. The feat shows how upstream travel can be achieved by downstream motion in a complex river bend system.
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Mississippi
Theo
Early Substitutes for the Modern Toothbrush
The Vernet Memoirs recount Sir Ralph Verney seeking little tooth brushes in Paris with brushes of silver and gold. A later Memoria mentions "teeth brushes" and a "Turkish toothbrush" in an 17th century utensil list. The Weekly Scotsman notes Elizabeth I used cloth wrapped around a stick or finger for cleaning teeth.
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Vernet
Ralph Verney
Paris
Musaeum
Filzabeth
Scotsman
Money as a High Asset in Our Work Ethic
A reflective excerpt notes money as our top valued asset and criticizes how we rely on it to do more for us than we do for ourselves. It argues money is praised while personal effort is undervalued, urging a reassessment of work and value.
Old London Bridge and the New Structure
The article recalls the long life of the old London Bridge started in 1170 and finished in 1200, with timber houses and a chapel, and notes its destruction in the early 19th century. It then notes the current bridge begun in 1824 and completed in 1883, built on five granite arches spanning 25 feet to 56 feet above the river.
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Old London Bridge
St. Thomas of Canterbury
Lomson Bridge
Present Age Excuses Eccentricities of Geniuses
The piece argues genius often blends with mental irregularity, citing Bunyan Swift Byron Beethoven and others as examples. It contends social tolerance for eccentricity has fallen, and wonders how a modern figure like John Bunyan would fare today, suggesting he might be cured or confined and still produce works like Villain's Progress.
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Bunyan
Swift
Byron
Beethoven
Tihonas Cuorlyie
Pst
John Mungan
Weither
Aluminum alloys forged from combined metals in new processes
A San Francisco inventor reports methods to form alloys of aluminum with other metals. The resulting alloys include a hard edge suitable for tools and a silver alloy that can be sharpened to a razor edge. Copper and tin variants are also produced for useful tool applications.
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San Francino
Earth's Loneliest Spot In The World Recalled
An obscure historical note recounts a venturing journey to the remotest point on Earth. It mentions Metin and Traetler aiding a rector and touches on Privetan da Conte regarding February. The piece highlights an assertion about the farthest mount and the dominion over entried authority.
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Metin
Traetler Aid
Privetan da Conte
Hattianie
Mrntalo
S. Utponts
Chuckwalla Appetite Tied to Dainty Flower Meal
A Grand Canyon chuckwalla, noted as the second largest lizard in the United States, feeds on a breakfast of 118 flower heads from three composite species and three flowers of the pelliw bean plant. Indians and prospectors prize the meat, with recent captures yielding preserved skin for museum use.
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United States
Grand Canyon
Some Call It a Depot Now Voce Airam Vists City
The nephew awaits his Uncle Airam with mixed feelings as changes from farm life are noted. A telegram says meet at the Grand Central depot or 2 11, a quip about the term depot versus terminal mocking authorities.
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Th &Tation
New York Sun
Fearful Indian tribe found near Orinoco sources
An account from New York explorer Dr Herbert Dickey describes a small tribe in Venezuela near the Orinoco headwaters. The people avoid harming or eating animals due to beliefs about afterlife, yet they consume insects, worms, and related creatures.
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Venezuela
Reiler
de. Imerbert Dickey
New York
Red Hair Fashion Rumor Through Ancient Queens
Levy in New York World notes that red hair faced disfavor in ancient times as noble women wore black wigs over their natural hair. Fair skin was prized and artfully whitened with white lead while robes were scented with lemon bleach, reflecting beauty standards of the era.
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Nile Delia
Fen Ilarby Levy
New York World
Fragmentary Note on Fresh Water Preservation Method
A partial OCR fragment discusses fresh water as the best method for preserving cut powers without chemical additives, emphasizing keeping the natural state intact. The illegible source limits further details about procedure, context, or origin of the claim.
Belgie Races The Inhabitants of Belgium
In this account two distinct peoples inhabit Belgium the Flemings in the north and the Walloons in the south each with their own languages. The Flemings trace roots to Teetonte and speak Plemtat while the Walloons descend from Celtic groups and use a French dialect. The country’s name is linked to the Belgne elite cited by Julius Chenar in a Gallia war text.
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Belgium
Belgne
Julius Chenar
The Warpath of Women and the Vampires of Love
A satirical column argues that men and women differ in humor and surprise. It contrasts mens wit with women's taste for laughter and warns that modern women turn to vampish charm and warpaint to attract men. The piece notes shifting power in courtship and mocks superficial flirtation.
Cabbage Varieties Praised and Puzzling Medical Value
An ancient treatise notes many cabbage varieties including curled, ruffed, sprouts, and cauliflower. It claims the cauliflower came from Cyprus via France and was deemed the sweetest and most pleasant to taste among coleworts yet of no medicinal value. It also warns of poor digestion and potential harm to digestion in the stomach.
Bayer Aspirin trade mark relief claim excerpt
An advertisement promotes Bayer Aspirin as a trusted headache remedy. It touts the product as harmless and widely prescribed by medical professionals, emphasizing real relief and broad consumer use.
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BAYER
Fishing Outlook Improves for National Parks
The Interior and Commerce departments plan to station a Bureau of Fisheries expert in national parks to conduct research and development, replenish dwindling fish stocks, and introduce new fish varieties in streams and waters to enhance future fishing opportunities.
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National Parks
Department of the Interior
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Fisheries
Washington Star
Doctor's Word For This Laxative
In 1875 a young physician sought a gentle laxative for constipation and created Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The preparation gained fame for its harmless formula and soothing effect on sluggish bowels, becoming a staple in drugstores worldwide.
Brazil Eyes Ol Bracil Oil as Global Edible Source
Experiments in several countries aim to produce edible oil from the babasou nut, with hundreds of millions of trees. Handkerchiefs once varied in shape, and in 178% Queen Marie Antoinette issued a decree on their design, shaping etiquette and fashion.
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Marie Antoinette
Best Results in Home Dyeing with Diamond Dyes
Diamond Dyes offer richer, deeper colors for faded fabrics and are praised for even application. The dyes contain high quality anilines that drive lasting color through wear and washing, with widespread recommendation and a 15 cent price at drug stores.
Central Investment Co Rent Offer in Los Angeles
Central Investment Co at 304 W Pico Los Angeles advertises low rent housing with an estimated value around CAPE EN 80 and California town figures. price listed as $1400 with a monthly estimate of 1400 perhaps for sales or rent.
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Cape EN
Calif
Town
Central Investment CO
W. Pico
Los Angeles
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