Many Volcanoes Active and Extinct Across Islands
A broad view notes around 350 volcanoes are active in the modern era while hundreds more are long extinct.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1903
Page
7
A broad view notes around 350 volcanoes are active in the modern era while hundreds more are long extinct.
Fragmented notes describe electric lighted trains on a Great Western route via Chicago and Des Moines with speeds of ducks like a hyped pace. Mentions trolley cars moved by magnets, new York rapid transit plans, and various health and entertainment blurbs.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions successors to John Poole and individuals named Frits, Beekove, and Sewmill. Includes unclear references to writing and requests for items. No clear event, date, or location established.
The Pearlees Illinois sheriff Whitlock faced a mob of several hundred seeking to lynch James Wilson and attacked Metcalf who killed Gatterman. Whitlock barricaded jail doors and fled into the assailants to protect deputies, while Metcalf was captured at Danville and the mob burned his body after beating the doors down. The crowd aimed to take Wilson but the sheriff endured and vows to bring offenders to justice.
Phil May, renowned cartoonist for Punch the Graphic and other periodicals, died in London after a lengthy illness. Born in Leeds in 1861, he moved to London at sixteen to pursue drawing as a career.
A report outlines a journalist famed for sharp struggle in Ulvertron era journalism who rose to public notice. He worked three years in Australia on the Sydney Bulletin staff, then returned to Europe and spent time in Paris before continuing his career.
Onas 4 changes shift timing by 45 hours causing scheduling adjustments. No additional context or entities available beyond the fragment.
Mrs Carter told how she rowed from Monroe's Island to the main, the oar breaking, leaving her in darkness. A gale drove her dory seaward for seventy five miles, she drank sea water and heard phantom voices before daybreak when she was found in a pitiable, exhausted state.
A Canadian romance unfolds from a train wreck near Guelph where Olive Coventry was rescued by civil engineer Jack Bernstein. They married after surviving the disaster, and Mrs Bernstein mentions a family birthmark that appears as a four-finger imprint on the wrist signaling misfortune.
Washington department defines food standards to classify products and separate good from poor. Milk must have 3.2 percent milk, 6.25 percent solids not fat, and acidity under 0.2 percent. butter at least 82.5 percent fat. cream 18 percent fat. cheese 48 percent fat. ice cream over 6 percent fat. States to follow these standards in legislation and regulation.
Letters from patients describe cure of catarrh affecting kidneys and pelvic organs after using Peruna. James M Powell and Cyrus Hershman credit the remedy with restoring health within weeks, while urging others to write to Dr. Hartman for free advice from The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
The excerpt notes berries growing plentiful on the market and price drops as boxes enlarge. It cites Ballle and Willie discussing market abundance. It also mentions the German empire divided into 148 chambers of commerce districts and their influence on tariff regulation.
A historical note recounts a court case involving Underwood and physicians. The fragment hints at a severe medical dispute and failed collection efforts after legal action. Specific names and details are unclear due to damaged text.
A fragment from the Detroit Free Press captures a tense exchange involving Mamma-Gays and Gradge-Yes. The dialogue hints at rude, indifferent behavior toward several people and a decision about worthiness of interaction if appearances fail to fit.
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