Amundsen Polar Dash Unearths Narrow Rescue Tale
Oslo reports from the Dingh tudent outline Amundsen North Pole expedition as it neared King's Bay. The Sjoeliv crew of nine aboard a 12 ton fishing boat aided by Lincoln Ellsworth and Iskar Omdahl are saved from drowning when rescue planes and ice hinder efforts. Amundsen and companions reach safety as Helmdal departs and crowds cheer at King's Bay under the midnight sun.
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Sjoeliv
Nils Wollan
Kessel
Tuggie Bay
Spitzbergen
Amundsen
Ng's Bay
Na's Bay
Wollan
Leif Metrichsen
Iskar Omdahl
Lincoln Ellsworth
Twjalmar ‘Sserlarsen
King's
Ellsworth
Dagbladet
King's Bay
Helmdal
Vernment
Dune Island
King’s Bay
Aboatq
Termdal
Hobby
Heimdal
Amundsen Plans New Arctic Flight From Spitzbergen
The Social Demokraten quotes Roald Amundsen in Oslo saying the Arctic explorer is dissatisfied with recent results and determined to resume the attempt to reach the pole. He notes the experience gained in the current expedition will aid the goal.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
The
Social Demokraten
Osto
Roald Amundsen
Spitzbergen
Pole
Notable Political Figure with Wisconsin Roles and Family
Admitted to the bar in 1880 and serving as District Attorney for Dune county. He held Congress membership, later elected Governor of Wisconsin for three terms from 1901 to 1907, and became United States Senator on January 26, 1905 before resigning the governorship. He was reelected senator for three terms and was nominated for the presidency on a radical ticket. Married Belle Case on December 31, 1881. widow with two daughters and two sons survive.
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Dune County
Lr&u
Wisconsin
United States
Belle Case
Senator Lafollette Dies After Long Battle and Bravely Fought Illness
Washington Senator Robert M Lafollette died at his home after a decade of bronchial illness and heart attacks. He had been an independent presidential candidate last year and remained active in public life until the end. His wife and family were at his bedside as he passed away at 1 21 p m Friday.
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Washington
Robert M. Lafollette
Wisconsin
Lafollette
Robert
Alness
Jwoto
The
Familly
Macmillan Sets Sail Toward Polar Land From Monhegan
Lieutenant Commander Donald MacMillan and the Bowdoin sailed from Monhegan Island, Maine, with a crew of 115 tons schooner Bowdoin in quest of a land believed to exist beyond the polar sea. Dr. Gilbert Grosvenor, president of the National Geographic Society, joined as sponsor and financer and the voyage was to proceed as far as Sidney, Nova Scotia.
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Polar
Monhegan Island
Donald MacMillan
Bowdoin
United States
Arctic
MacMillan
Ape Thomas Hubbard
Axel Helberg
Polar Sea
Gilbert Grosevnor
National Geographic Society
Sidney, N.S
Dress and wedding rings debate at New Jersey jewelers convention
At the New Jersey Retail Jewelers Association annual convention in Asbury Park Toseah Mager of New York urged brides to own two wedding rings one for daily wear and one for dress. Newark secretary Richard P. Hartdeenah voiced support for an Assembly bill to ban jewelry auctions.
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Asbury Park
Toseah Mager
New York
New Jersey Retail Jewelers’ Association
Newark
Assembly
Heat Treating Furnaces at Highland Park Ford Plant Keep Parts Durable
Ford’s Highland Park plant showcases 570 heat treatment furnaces turning steel parts into durable, safe car components. Daily, 2,250,000 small parts and 8,100 front axles undergo precise cycles from 1500F to 980F with automatic or monitored control, ensuring uniform quality and improved working conditions for workers.
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Highland Park
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Pushed Pigs Profit Plan Urges Early Market Weight
Prof. John M. Evvard declares pushing spring pigs to market in early fall yields higher profits. He cites experiments at Iowa State College showing self-fed pigs reach 200 to 225 pounds in 6 to 8 months, saving on concentrates and pasture costs.
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John M. Evvard
Radio Farm School
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Evvard
Iowa State College
Prof
Evward
Intercourse Community Notes and Religious Services
Zeltenreich Reformed Sunday School held Children's Day services Sunday at 7 pm. Rev Clarence Mease and family from Hopeland visited Mr and Mrs Elias Renne. Rev Mease spoke at the United Brethren church anniversary. Paul Seldomridge and son Kenneth spent the weekend with his sister Mrs Claude Schlach Hershey. Graybill Peters visited Miriam Ruth in Ephrata. Zimmerman son Enos Li had tonsillectomy at the General.
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Zeltenreich Reformed Sunday School
Clarence Mease
Hopeland
Elias Renne
Mease
United Brethren Church
Paul Seldomridge
Kenneth
Seldomridge
Claude
Schlaugh
Hershey
Graybill Peters
Miriam’ Ruth
Ephrata
Christian’ Zimmerman
Enos “Li
Farm Calendar and Household Tips for Summer
Summer farming notes advise cutting lawns weekly or twice weekly, caring for young stock as heat rises, avoid turning calves on pasture before four months, ensure good feed water and shade, check binder readiness for harvest, repair parts early, water flowers deeply during dry periods, monitor soil moisture, and note hot weather forecasts may affect grain moth control and fumigant use.
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Pennsylvania State College
Jess
Sousa's American Tour Opens with Action Packed Concerts
Lieut. Com. John Philip Sousa launches his thirty second annual tour starting July 4 in Hershey Park Convention Hall with afternoon and evening performances. The March King explains American taste for music driven by action and touring widely to sustain his band.
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John Philip Sousa
America
Sousa
Hershey Park Convention Hall
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Metropolitan Opera Company
Sélec
Wilson
Tara
Winifred Bambrick
Bambrick
Sousa Organization
Miss Bambick
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Amer
Cisworth
Futile
Tle
Oslo
Norway
Dinghtudet
Jjournlist
King’s Baty
Aetiers
Mbeohefe
Ofeefes
Primrose, Wisconsin
Senator Lafollette
ESSEX
Posible
Hudson
Hudson-Essex
New World
Ryback’s
Holland, Pa
Miss Bambrick
Canada
Lionel Powell
London
Pennsylvania Department of Health
H. E. Moses
Bureau of Engineering
Moses
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