Wonders of America and natural wonders across the United States
The article describes the Panama Canal rail link from Homestead to Miami via numerous islands, highlighting engineering feats like concrete viaducts and steel bridges. It also extols Mount Rainier as a national park and notes the Big Horn Hot Spring Thermopolix area with medicinal waters, glaciers, and the involvement of Washakie and Thermopolix in public access.
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Panama Canal
Gulf Ports
Florida Keys
Henry M. Flagler
Homestead
Key
Miami
John PD. Williams
United States
Uncle Sam
Rainter
Big Horn
Washakie
Great Balt Lake described as world marvel and economic treasure
The article extols a vast inland lake called Great Balt Lake nearly 100 miles long and 25 miles wide at 4200 feet above sea level with saltier water than the ocean. It notes eight islands a crescent pavilion and outlets by evaporation, and estimates billions of tons of salt and soda with freight trains spanning millions of miles in value.
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Saltahr
Our Mightiest Hot Spring in Wyoming Discovery
In the center of Wyoming near a bend in the Big Horn river at 4206 feet, nature reveals a notable hot-spring. A single rough, tinged opening about a certain diameter emerges, with potential origins from China for widespread use.
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Wyoming
Big Horn
China
Glacier Park and Capitol: Grandeur in Nature and Nation
A long descriptive piece surveys Glacier National Park as a vast scene of mountains glaciers rivers and lakes with Swiss chalet touches and divine views. It then shifts to Washington's Capitol architecture detailing corner stones domes and marble wings, noting its size value and landmark status. It also mentions Livingstone memorials and a musings on nervous relief and the meaning of gentleman.
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Builder Hind
America
Glacier
Washington
Ptomac
White House
Virginia
Massa
Western Newspaper Union
Waiting Till After the Show
A bridegroom, shy and country born, vanishes after the ceremony, later found in a barn bag loft smoking a pipe in shirt sleeves. He explains he cannot lift his collar yet will wait outside and take the bride home after the show.
The Best Book in the World Bible Lesson Summary
The lesson outlines the Bible as inspired by God, detailing the Word's attributes in Psalm 19 and 2 Timothy 3. It highlights God’s law as perfect and cleansing, its usefulness for wisdom and life, and the concept of inspiration as God-breathed, validating the Old Testament. It notes human duty to study diligently and live reverently under divine guidance.
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Panla
Paul
Sam
God
Fenelon
Love Endureth All Things
A reflective meditation on steadfast love that believes, hopes, and endures through faults. The text asserts love never despairs, never fails, and remains committed to people despite disappointment. It emphasizes patience and faith that faults may be corrected with time.
Evening prayers recall sorrow and seek comfort
In a concise reflection, the author notes that at day’s end one recalls sorrowful cases and concerns heard of, and prays to God for comfort. The act of prayer purifies hearts and keeps sympathy alive within.
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E. M. Sewell
Kitchen Cabinetavia Oyster Dishes and Roast Beef Dishes
A menu of vintage kitchen guidance featuring fruit cocktail, lettuce with sherry dressing, ginger ice cream, ragout of lamb, Spanish rice, and Mexican roast beef sauce. It includes oyster preparations like oysters with scrambled eggs and oyster loaf, plus tips on boiling, buttering, and serving techniques. Names of dishes and methods are given with step by step instructions and pantry notes.
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Smarket
Leinen Jules
Age estimates for Lebanon Cedars by ring counts
Revenue efforts to calculate the age of the famous cedars of Lebanon rely on counting rings to heartwood of fallen trees. Prof A Henry of the Royal College of Sciences for Ireland notes in Country Life that estimates range from 2250 to 2500 years, though slower growth regions may alter the figures.
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Lebanon
A. Henry
Royal College of Sciences
Ireland
Country Life
Economy in Telephone Use in Brazil
A Brazilian newspaper uses a single telephone line for three concurrent conversations. With three sets, one pair speaks English, one pair French, and one pair Portuguese. Listeners select intelligible sounds and ignore the rest, allowing the paper to pay for only one line.
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Lne
Wool furs dominate suits in fall lines and woolen imitations
Fashion notes describe wool furs as practical stand ins for real pelts like sealskin, with wool fur resembles the natural pelt closely. A duvetyn coat trimmed with furfelt mimics sealskin, featuring harprows silk braid, bone buttons, a high wool fur collar, and a narrow front-fastened belt as a stylish detail.
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Sete Hines
Style features of girls coats in new fabrics and designs
The article surveys girls coat styles featuring soft fabrics like velour and duvetyn, aimed at drape and shimmer with new names and color variety. It highlights a junior mixe look for younger girls, a velour coat with nutrin fur trim, and a grown up fourteen plus model in duvetyn with draped sleeves, narrow skirt, and restrained buttons, priced accessibly.
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Atene
Uade
Tejaice
Waisted seams dropped in Waletanim line amid fall debate
Reports from salemen on fall selling trips show split views among retailers and manufacturers over Waletanim clothing models. Designers pressed for the spitting Armson concept while some buyers rejected waistline changes, limiting new models to sport uses.
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Waletanim
Spitting Armson
New York Times
Salhamen
Weleteenm Macdele
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National Capitol
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Falls
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D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newar
the Holy Scriptures
Elle
Ashirta
Olse Green
Grok Bore
Waisteenma Tn Hie
Orlnien
Sadt Myles
Mason
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