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Opening Alaska Rail Link Marks Engineering Feat
The last spike on the Alaska railroad linking Seward and Fairbanks will be driven this month, engineers say. Spanning 479 miles through wild terrain, the project is praised by the Interior Department as remarkable given the country’s challenges and wartime delays. The line promises to accelerate development of Alaska, long rich in minerals, now opened to steam transport and broader prospects.
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Seward
Fairbanks
Department of the Interior
America
Union Pacific
Sleska
Wheat Surplus Casts Shadow Over Grain Industry
Governors from seven wheat states convene with 500 plus business and agricultural leaders to address the worst price slump in fifty years as a 179,000,600 bushel surplus looms amid a near beginnning harvest. Aimed at forming an economic basis for the nation’s wheat sector, the meeting notes practical, non political intents and wider ramifications. A separate brief mentions tapestries and a fashion report from the Enaliat A races noting a blue taffeta frock with lace and tassels. Pars plans large public works spending this year.
Today in History June 24 events span centuries
A compact list of historical notes from June 24 across years, including Nero’s persecution, royal abdications, English rebellions, Columbus and Cabot voyages, Cortez in Moxico, Edward V’s deposition, Bonaparte’s farewell, Lee’s Potomac crossing, Vera Cruz, and the Custer massacre, among others.
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France
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Jack Cade
Columbus
Spain
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American
Cape Preton
Cortez
Moxico
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England
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Potomac
Tarper's Ferry
Vera Cruz
Custer
Stanford White
Marty Thaw
Madison Square Garden
New York
Inquiring Reporter Answers on Ship Quiz Controversy
A panel of five individuals from Braddock Heights to Singer Sewing Machine Co. weigh international chances stemming from ship quota disputes. Poll responses favor limited conflict, seeing advertising motives, cautious U.S. stance, and skepticism that small quarrels will escalate.
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Braddock Heights
Jook
Hutth
Anders
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Company A
Charles W. Driver
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Three Mile
America
England
David W. Kline
J. Bartgis
Fragmented Musings and Oddities From A Quirky Page
A collage of unrelated lines touches on Congo mosquitoes, nickel prices in China, devalued German marks, Oregon caterpillars, and summer hats. Commentary shifts to Borah, a Kansas City man jailed, and various quirky observations about fashion, laws, schools, milk deliveries, coal, ants, and local incidents.
Miss Tawney Apple Knocked Against Lamp Post Last Night
Miss Tawney Apple was violently thrown against a lamp post after her earring snagged on a passing car. Miss Pearl Moots, long deemed the ugliest in town, is now reportedly making amends for that reputation.
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Pearl
Watches Recovered From Potomac River by Brothers
Richard and Isaac Garrish of Arrish Williamsport Maryland pulled 17 gold watches from the Potomac River near their fishing camp under the bridge. Most watches bear New York Standard marks. some wrist watches included. Watches were tossed overboard about a year ago after robbers fled toward West Virginia. Officers and locals suspect a robbery motive and a river recovery tale follows with community notices and church group updates.
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Isaac
Arrish
Williamsport
Potomac
Garrish
West Virginia
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Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick Items
Local column notes from June 25 1908 include St Johns Literary Institution and Parochial school set to close with on campus exercises. Notre Dame Academy Libertstown announces its eleventh annual commencement for Thursday evening. A YOM cookie party to Myersville is planned. Master Frank Angevina broke his left wrist after a ladder fall at Rosenour and Sons North Market Street store. South Market Street bridge washouts prompt repair work. The National Banks roll of honor 1962 lists 592 Maryland banks with Citizens National Bank of Frederick second in state standing and sixteenth nationally. September 1902 surplus and undivided profits to capital at 26454.
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Libertstown
Frank Angevina
BR Rosenour and Son
North Market Street
National Banks of
United States
New York
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Citizens’ Naional Bank of Frederick
National Awatem
Fortunate Monday Horoscope for Cancer in 1923
Horoscope for Monday June 28 1923 notes benefice planetary aspects Mars Uranus Jupiter boost mental acuity and organization. It urges courage ambition and preparation. favors military officers bankers brokers lawyers clergy and merchants. risks include many dental maladies and sudden summer deaths. Children born under Cancer are active restless but persevering with profits. travel may bring advantage.
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Uranus
Jupiter
Poem and peasant fashion notes from Pagan Moments
Berton Braley’s poem urges balanced labor with occasional escape via the Pipes o Pan and playful verse on peasant costume styles. The piece, dated 1923, juxtaposes workers’ grit with brighter patches and cross stitching in a season’s fashion update.
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Berton Braley
Canyright
NEA Service, Inc
HYMENEAL QUYTON LEWIS WEDDING AT JEFFERYSER HOME
A large audience witnessed Miss Mary Alice Lewis wed Homer William Guyton at the Lewis home near Jefferyer. The couple, both Blue Ridge College graduates, will teach in September. Attendants included Ruth Reichard and Olive Guyton. Reception followed with pink and white decor.
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Washington County
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Burkittsville
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Bir
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Blue Ridge College
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Garton
Washington
Buckeystown
Susie
Derr
Charles HB. Nichols
Robert L. Lang
Jefferson Charge
Earl Remsberg
Lena Derr
Niagara Falls
Points
Canada
Blunders in a Summer Menu Described
An observer notes a dinner menu for a hot day is poorly balanced with heavy heat producing dishes. Suggestions include bouillon hot or iced, lighter meats like lamb chops, peas instead of creamed carrots, a lettuce salad with cheese, and fresh berries to replace a rich pie for a lighter, more attractive meal.
Ruth Tucker Endorses Tanlac After Restored Health
Mrs Ruth Tucker of Washington says Tanlac restored her health after a run-down condition with headaches backache and dizziness. She reports improved appetite and ongoing recovery after a recent operation and endorses Tanlac as a wonderful medicine available everywhere with over 37 million bottles sold.
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Rhode Island Ave
Washington
Francisco, Inc
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