Moon Theory Upsets Earth Moon Origin Ideas
An astronomer from Mare Island proposes a new view of the Moon as a former planet like Mars or Venus that gradually moved closer to Earth and was captured as a satellite. He argues the Moon began orbiting the Sun and later shifted to Earth, challenging Darwinian or accretion theories.
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Luna
Ongin
George Darwin
Earth
T. J. J. Lee
Moral Observatory
Mare Island Cal
Hill
Poincare
Darwin
Mars
Vesus
Saturn
See
Dar
Sient
Moeak
Atars
Agar
Spence
Itis
Lee
Jupiter
Prof
Astronomers and Moon Origin Theories Explore Lunar Past
The article discusses famous astronomers like Herschel and Mitchell and notes growing knowledge of nearby celestial bodies. It references Prof. Lee and his alleged discovery on the moon's origin, urging cautious regard pending thorough research and calculations.
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Herschel
Mitchell
Bal Jey
Mars
Lee
Adam and Eve in a Kentucky Hamlet Memorial
In hot days the Kentuckian notes Hickory Grove's improvised monument to Adam our first parent with a sun dial atop concrete. The essay ponders if Adam and Eve exist or if humans evolved, urging charity and duty over doctrinal quarrels in the twentieth century.
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Kentucky
Hickory Grove
Adam
Mark Twain
Presbyterian
Yuan
America
Old Country
Ins
Congress Mulls Tighter Oleomargarine Tax and Packaging
The article discusses proposed federal measures to curb oleomargarine fraud by requiring package sizes, markings, inside wrappings, and revenue stamps to deter sale as butter. It notes a potential tax rise to 2 cents per pound and the August start date for new vending regulations affecting hotels and restaurants, while citing mixed public opinion.
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Cleomargarine
Congress
MacVeagh
Seri
O and W Employees Square Off In Fast Ball Win
In one of the season’s fastest amateur games, the telegraph operators of the O and W railroad beat a trainmen team 9 to 7. Umpire Edward Root officiated. both sides played sharp defense and solid hitting throughout the nine innings.
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Mulligan
Bevray
Sprague
Bearns
Backlasher
Ci Pratt
Bullis
Houck
Butterfly Shooting and The Amazon Fisherman Tale
A brown man explains butterfly hunting near the Amazon, describing a specialized setup with a bore rifle to shoot rare moths perched high in trees. The piece mentions a Baron Rothschild paying $225 and the dangerous, improvised method used by collectors to capture the insects.
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Amazon
Baron Rothschild
New Oleomargarine Law Seeked to Curb Margarine Fraud
A call to reform the Treasury Mac law criticizes current anti margarine controls as weak and declares drastic measures needed. lawmakers argue the public must distinguish oleomargarine from butter and that enforcement must prevent misrepresentation in food products.
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Treasury Mac
Trey Ai Co. Career Path Through Education and Ambition
An incomplete narrative traces an individual named Trey Ai Co. pursuing advancement from freshman year through junior year. He contemplates senior leadership roles and later seeks a chief position, demonstrating determination and a plan to rise in a corporate ladder despite uncertain details.
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Trey Ai Co
Uret
Ferbs
Sieth
Glaciers of Switzerland and Surrounding Peaks Described
The article paints Swiss glaciers as grand landmarks with Matterhorn and Zermatt noted among the finest. It mentions glaciers near Chamonix and Cheeland, describes rocky beaches and frozen seas, and highlights the Rhone and Aletsch regions framed by vast ice.
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Swritzerland
Alors Zermatt
Cheeland
Chameniz
Got
Volva
Gerner Gral
Ube
Local notes reveal a busy Montgomery community summer events
In Montgomery and surrounding areas residents attend family visits, travels, and social happenings. Highlights include visitors from New York and Newburgh, a musician moving from Walden to Walden Episcopal Church, a New York attorney visiting, a change in church leadership, and preparations for a quiet Fourth with ball games and outdoor services.
Ellenville Local Notes and Boardinghouse Gossip
Ellenville and Kingston residents are sighted in town for visits and business. Notables include Prof Tondra of Yonisere with an orchestra, Frank Sloan in Ellenville, Byron S Thornton closing a horse deal in Kingston, and lawyer Robert Hume visiting from Walden. The Girard family burial from Middletown recalls 19th century blacksmith life in Ellenville. Additional items mention weddings, births, and a horse theft at Ulster Heights with recovery, community dances, and local shop and hotel movements.
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Tondra
Yonisere
Frank Sloan
Kingston
Ellenville
Byron S. Thornton
Robert Hume
Walden
Minnie Moore
Misa Daisy Somerset
New York
Shails
West End
Thomas D. Girard
Middletown
Girard
Hoar Sud Girard
Centre
Market Streets
Bloomingburg
May VanDusen
Cornwall
Tarrytown
A. H. van Buren
Wayside Inn
Jamers
Louise Brown
Centre Street
Lewis Dierfelter
Florida
Orlando H. Hartwig
Canfield Supply Company
Randaut
Mark Horton, Sr
Frank
New London
Conn
Boston
Willam Brown
Leichhardt
Elienville- Bary
Gary Has Fuser
Indiana
Illinois
Lows Ang
Ia Mae Fisher
Ellenville High School
Cleveland
John Kenyon
South Otse
Tlc
N.Y
Kenyon
ON. Y
Tully
Sackem
Benjamin Palmer
Sagamore
Willam Kelp
John McCreary
Elmer Hoar
Great Council
Willet N. Townsend
Binghamton
D.G
Ulster Palmer
Hugh P. Hobson
Sam's Point
Theodore Wilkiow
George F. Wilklow
Wartsboro
Jollz S!x
Norbury
Halil
Roserberger
Susie Akely
Devo B. Lyon
Elizabeth Sheridan
Ohio
Marie McDonnell
Mary Denman
Bonny Brae
Ister Helgeiss
Brhel- Mitchell
Livingston Manor
Tillie Martin
Watson & Sheeler
F. J. Smith
Colorado
California
Wilbur
Ingraham
Dora Slater
Thomas
Granite
Kenneth R. Buchanan
Accord
Insraham
Grahamsville
New York Central Railroad
Greenfield
David Stratton
Divine
Jacob Rice
Pare Ay
Mitchell House
Miles Hares
Liberty Latte
Riverside
Edges and social rounds from Kingston Sunday events
Kingston hosted guests at Wayside I on Sunday. Charles Oakley returned home to join his wife at Zabriski Van Laurens. Issac Doyle arrives from Albany business college to stay awhile. Larry Bowman of Liberty visits for several days. The New Jersey Editorial Association visited Lake Minnewaska for their convention with 112 members arriving by special train. Koster's baseball club faces Liberty at Ellenville Driving Park Saturday at 2:30 with Beacon battery pairing. Shurter shows off a new brown high stepper draft in New York last week.
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Albert Lawlor
Charles Q. Hope
New York
John
Suliman
Campbell Hall
Stillman
Maybrook
William
J. ‘Bull
Tyler Bull
Mary Johnston
Harold VanBlercom
Philadelphia Destal | College
C. H- VanBler
Montgomery
Joseph Birbeck
Europe
Celtic
Miss Crowell
Episcopal Church
Walden
Esussell Harris
Mr. and Croft
Harris
Newburgh
Airs
John Patton
Newburga
George Lied
Middletown
William Lief
Fred Schmid
AS Jtoria
L. L
Beaver Dam
Onn
Empire House
Charles G. Coe
Morrison
East ‘Orange
Isa
Charles
George E. Coe
Luclle
East Walden
George Crowell
A2.m. Dexter
Dlominaiers High School
Newport
Ann Arbor
Michi
Teo
University of Michigan
Wallkill Valley
Suydam
Tarry Town
Maxwell
George Bayens
William T. Lodge
Ruif V. D. DeNzyse
Wiliam TL Ledge
Presbyterian Church
J. S. Lull
M. Z. Constetation
Roakin Black
Woodlawn
New York City
Charles Grames Selleck
A. L. Decker
Iilace
David 5
Jesse Ro Wand
Salishurs Mills
Ares
Elizabeth Woodie
Fredericka A. Quarkenbos
Orange
N. J
B. Cooley
Vilage
Anna Comitky
Ire
Leonard D. Barer
Tennent
Hopkins
Hungarew
Thie Village
Sanics Eanstatium
Kingston
Jie “Vye
Frank J. Hadaway
Ee Lizae Crawford
Mt. Vernem
Mee
Mexander Crawford
Union Street
Iiss Taresia Pierron
Nieex
Rote
Drsepha Pieteen
Tre ‘Ion Street
Charles Oakley
Zabriski van Laurens
Mo —Issac Doyle
Albany Business College
Larry Bowman
Liberty
Editorial Association
New Paltz
Kerhonksop
Koster
Liberty Club
Ellenville
Harry Beck
Salsberg
Battery
Duffy
Seward
Shurter
Clergyman’s Odd Family Story Sparks Gossip
London scraps recount a clergyman famed for gusto tells of his marriages and mixed ancestry. He recalls a daughter asking to attend his third wedding while calling his second wife mother, revealing family intrigue behind his olive branch act.
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Bout
Lway
London
Food For Pet Owls And Other Odds And Ends
A snippet overviewing owls feeding on fresh meat with mice nuts and sparrows, a note on dragonflies known as devils darning needles, a brief Ceylon pearl history, Andorra’s presidential salary, tea crop cycles, and a Cape Colony jury challenge anecdote. The items reflect varied topics from natural history to historical curiosities and colonial governance.
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St Nicholas
Animals in Haiti Forests Describe Dazzling Birds and Monkeys
Stanley Du Bois in Los Angeles Times notes Haiti's Wath forests teem with brilliantly plumaged birds and agile monkeys. Birds dart through sunlit canopies while monkeys swing from branches, with some species consumed as delicacies by locals.
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Haiti
Wath
Rimeco
Stanley du Bois
Los Angeles Times
Epworth League Fourth of July Event at Parsonage Grounds
Ridg ebury news notes a July Fourth entertainment at the parsonage tents hosted by the Epworth League. A farce songs and drill program, tickets 25 cents including ice cream, lemonade and candy at booths run by local young women. If rain the event moves to Tuesday. Also mentions health updates, summer visitors, and local society notes.
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Epworth League
Davis
F.B. Nis
Vilage
Henry Hindle
Som
Hindle
Europe
Beatrice-Gariier
Patrlovle
Presbyterian Church
Edward Sterett Hale
John Lynch
Greenleaf
Middletown
Nathaniel Williams
Itasca Farm
General Markets Report From New York and Nearby Areas
Market notes show butter steady and cheese receipts unchanged with fair to choice quality. Western meats and poultry headings list live chickens, fowls, and squab. hay and straw prices per hundred weight vary with timothy and mixed offerings.
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New York
Jace
Coemery
Speciain
Pennsylvania
Fretesha
Sree
Matt
Gertle
Ted
Lrimate
Dasis Timothy
Pernandred
Tale
Drathc
Tess
Overcoming the Discuity in Paneray Travel
A London Standard note explains half fares for children are not issued on this route yet two children from one family traveling together may share one ticket. The remaining family member must apply at the booking clerk to obtain two portions at a reduced rate.
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France
Paneray
London Standard
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Orange County Times Press
John D. Btivers
H. Knickerbocker
Associated Press
United Publishers’ Ageociation
Pontofice
Stivers Printing Company
John D, Stivers
Hoialing
Broadway
29Th Street
4Ind Street
Park Row
Ests Communications
Times-Press
Orange County
Times Press
Othe
Jaggs
Garfield
Washington
Charles J. Guiteau
Wive
Harriet Beecher Stowe
New Haven
Aturat Halstead
Cincinnati
Constellation
Sagittarius
O.&w
Kingston Sanitarium
Roy Hewitt
Hotman Lodge
No. 412
F.& AM
Sibsrie
Siberia
Ceylon
Vijaya
B. C
Madura
Republic of
Andorra
United States
Cape Colony
Triad i
Orr & Co
Aloo Everwear
Paha
Middletown N.Y
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