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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1920

Page

11

Enlarge Crater Lake National Park to create Diamond Lake region

The Senate passed S.2797 to enlarge Crater Lake National Park, adding public domain land to form the Diamond Lake region in Oregon. The expansion, supported by the National Park Service, would extend park boundaries north and include Diamond Lake and Mount Thielsen, Mount Bailey, Howlock Mountain, and related trout streams. Crater Lake drew growing visitors while the plan envisions a broader playground with camping, roads, and enhanced access, linking Bend and central Oregon.

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Life of Sir Walter Scott and Heart of Midlothian Overview

The article surveys Walter Scott born in Edinburgh 1771 and his rise to fame with Waverley and The Heart of Midlothian. It recounts plot points from Hearts including Effie Deans and Jeanie Deans, Porteous mob events, and the novel’s notable scenes and characters. It notes Scott as the king of the romantics and references later anecdotes about Meg Murdockson and Lady Staunton.

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Seemed an Apollo Then

Conversation reveals gossip about a handsome young man named Maud and Ethel recalling meeting him at Exclusive Beach. The Boston Transcript notes the pair exchanged impressions as they discuss his appearance.

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