Wonders of Wind Cave Revealed in National Park Bulletin
Wind Cave in the Black Hills of southwestern Dakota is described as a site offering relief for hay fever and asthma, with theories citing its vegetation-free air, constant temperatures, and possible unknown air ingredients. The 10,522 acre Wind Cave National Park, created in 1903, features calcite and aragonite formations, boxwork, and unique geodes. The Wind Cave Game Preserve, established in 1912, shelters buffalo and other wildlife across more than one third of the park.
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Washington
National Park Service
Department of the Interior
Wind Cave National Park
Wind Cave
Black Hills
Dakota
Hot Springs
Buffalo Gap
Wind Cave Game Preserve
Wind Cave National Game Preserve
West Cor
Congress
American Bison Society
Pearl as Paradox of Beauty and Value Across Cultures
Washington bulletin notes the pearl's paradoxical status as a symbol of aristocracy yet formed by parasite in oyster biology. It traces cultivation in China, famed gems in Baroda, and historic uses from seed pearls in India to Roman wine flavoring, ending with diver tales and coastal pearl origins.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
Linnaeus
Gaekwar
Baroda
India
Dholpur
Ceylon
South Sea Islands
Gulf of California
Caribbean
Fisherman lands 20 weakfish in record catch
Cape May New Jersey local fisher Joseph Hand set a records with 20 weakfish caught in one hour ten minutes totaling 152 pounds as neighbors cheered the big haul during a recent outing.
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Cape May
N. J
Joseph Hand
Vaccination by Tubercle Bacilli Advances Shows Promise
Doctor Calmette of the Pasteur Institute announces over thirty years of work on inoculating living cultures of tuberculosis to produce an attenuated, harmless bacilli that retains anti-toxin powers. Calmette began vaccination in 1921 with calves and later children, reporting all 217 vaccinated babies healthy.
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Calmette
T Pasteur Institute
Europe Again Interested In London Dancing Girls
English dancing girls, absent since 1914, return to continental stages and invade Russia where they were popular. A London troupe tours Scandinavian cities and the Saltik states, then proceeds to Leningrad. Other troupes from London also travel this spring, with stops in Warsaw, Bucharest, Budapest, Vienna and beyond.
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Danzig
Europe
Russia
St. Petersburg
Moscow
London
Saltic States
Leningrad
Warsaw
Bucharest
Budapest
Vienna
Grapefruit Gift Brings Stacks of Bills to Pastor
In East Rochester New Hampshire Reverend Levi F Cook pastor of the Free Baptist church and brother of Massachusetts state auditor Alonzo Cook has been gravely ill. A parishioner left at his home a grapefruit decorated with blue ribbon containing a large roll of money replacing the interior.
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East Rochester
N. H
Levi F. Cook
the Free Baptist Church
Alonzo Cook
State Auditor
Massachusetts
Cook
Northern city appearances noted in exhibitions
The report states that performances have appeared in Rotterdam, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Berlin and other northern cities, highlighting a broad European reach of cultural events across major capitals.
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Rotterdam
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Berlin
Education Declared Best Cure for Insanity
E. J. Lidbetter of the Eugenics Education Society told a National Union conference that education is the best prevention of insanity. He noted Britain’s rising mental illness rate but argued nature tends to restore normal averages and that weak-minded individuals ultimately self-extinguish.
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London
Great Britain
E. J. Lidbetter
Eugenics Education Society
National Union of the Professional and Industrial Blind of
Lidbetter
First Dollar Returns to Danville Man After 35 Years
Danville man M. C. Miller, born in 1882, first earned a dollar here. The coin, marked by him, traveled via Bristol, Danville car fare, and a Tennessee gas station pit stop in Indian River City, returning for a third time after 85 years. The coin remains well preserved and bright.
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Danville
M. C. Miller
Bristol
Miller
Indian River City
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Will of Mrs. Tamzin Lehman Probate in Dayton
A 30 year old will admitted to probate by Judge Harry N. Neutzohn. It concerns Mrs. Tamzin H. Lehman of 33 South Bell Street who died recently leaving a $6,000 estate to her husband Eugene B. Lehman and their son Howard. The will is dated June 27, 1894.
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Dayton
Ohio
Harry N. Neutzohn
Tamzin H. Lehman
South Bell Street
Eugene B. Lehman
Howard
Scientific study claims love works without brains
Prof. F T Rogers of the University of Chicago conducted a playful experiment on 200 pigeons, removing the thinking part of their brains. The birds continued to coo and court until they died, according to the report.
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Chicago
F. T. Rogers
University of Chicago
Meteor Falls on Mountain Near Pocatello Idaho
Motorists traveling back to Pocatello near McCammon and Inkom reported seeing a meteor strike a mountain and roll down its slope.
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Pocatello
Idaho
McCammon
Inkom
Lincoln official chosen as Ponca high principal
Prof. Davis of Lincoln has been elected principal of Ponca high school for the coming year. Also in Nebraska news a 76-year-old man was fatally gored by a mad bull near West Point, and a Beatrice post of the American Legion readies for veterans bonus applications in Gage county.
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Prof. Davis
Lincoln
Ponca
Herman Koeman
West Point
Franklin
Labbech & Son
Syracuse
Omaha Bible Institute
Nebraska
Holdrege
Charles Thompson
Nebraska City
Backus Brothers
Bennington
Burgess Greeth
Los Angeles
Hastings
C. L. Waggoner
Diller
Fremont
Burlington
Wymore
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Red Cloud
DeWitt
Edgar
Gage County
A. Tietjen
Plymouth
Robert F. Gilder
Wake Robin
Bellevue
al Alford
Omaha
William C. Coupland
Elgin
W. A. Nyrop
Filley
Thayer County
W. N. Morehouse
Beatrice Gerrin
Nellie
John Robinson Circus
George Jellen
Camp Gilford
America’s World Fliers
Beatrice Post
American Legion
Ralston and
Papillion
Pierce County Fair Association
Sheridan County
Woodmen of America
Oakland
New Salem Lutheran Church
Will Vanderwalker
Allen
Pawnee County
Edith Dill
Ross J. Dill
Havelock
Burlington Railroad
Nathaniel Moore
Nelson
Camp Ashland
H. J. Paul
Harry C. Stein
York
Paul V. Swearinger
Milford
Ivan Ertel
Geneva
G. H. Robertson
Waco
Norfolk
Frank Noelle
Wayne County
Noelle
Germany
L. C. Christie
C. W. Bryan
United States
Samson
Bryan
Columbus Farm Loan Association
Federal Farm Loan Bank
P. F. Luchsinger
Land Bank
Nebraska Game and Fish Commission
Columbus
Home Economics Department
The
Agricultural College
South Omaha
Homer
Norfolk Baseball Club
Tri-state League
Blue Springs
Winnebago
Iowa
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Kansas
Laying and Breeding House for the Farm Poultry Flock
Mr William A Radford offers free expert guidance on farm building for poultry and answers readers inquiries. He describes a 12 by 27 foot laying and breeding house for about 75 hens, frame construction on a concrete foundation with a concrete floor, pitched roof for daylight and ventilation, back nests and roosts, and tight winter warmth.
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William A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Equipment of Modern Homes Mostly Built In
Built in features save space and labor in modern homes. Kitchens use integrated cabinets and efficient layouts with wall plugs, built in breakfast nooks, and compact work surfaces. Built in refrigerators, in a door beds, mothproof closets, and washable walls reduce cleaning and furniture needs while preserving flexibility and sanitation.
Built In Kitchen Equipment Promises Labor Savings
The article promotes modern built in kitchen features as essential for efficiency and sanitation. It highlights recessed breakfast rooms, built in cabinets, broom closets, folding tables, and movable kitchen units as increasing value and reducing housework for modern homes and weary housewives.
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Abner Ag
Gas safety rules for buildings
Guidance urges checking gas appliances and connections for leaks and proper tightness. If gas odor is detected open doors and windows, locate the leak without flame, and call a gasfitter after shutting off the meter if needed. Avoid lighting inside until corrected and avoid cheap rubber tubing. Use solid-iron or good flexible metal tubing with tight joints.
Garage Drain Installation Tips for Winter Protection
Installing a drain in the garage when the concrete is laid helps manage water from car washing and cleaning. It is especially important in winter when drainage prevents water from accumulating and freezing, which can hinder garage door operation.
Cedar closet linings gain popularity for mothproofing
The article notes built in equipment and cedar closet linings as a near universal trend due to their pleasant odor and effectiveness. Cedar preserves linens and woolens and suits private homes hotels and apartments at moderate cost.
Salt Helps Clean Chimney With Quick Soot Removal
An old guidance notes common salt cleans a chimney of soot more effectively than other methods. Salt is sprinkled after the fire is well started and should not be used when the wash is on the line.
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