Longs Peak East Front First Climb Reveals King of the Rockies
Professor James W. Alexander and a mountaineering party achieve the first ascent of the Chasm Lake front of Longs Peak after trials atop a thousand feet of sheer granite. The feat shifts summit lore, with later repetitions by Jack Moomaw and others, marking a historic milestone in Rocky Mountain National Park exploration.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Longs ‘Peak
Chasm Lake
Longs Peak
Chasm
Lake
James W. Alexander
Twin Sisters
Tahosa Valley
Tahgsa
Eagle
Siow Longs
Meeker
Heaven
Earth
Rocky Mountain National Park
National Parks
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Mount Rainier
Gla
Rockies
Pikes Peak
Alexander
Princeton University
Jack Moomaw
Hewes- Kirkwood Ranch
Thomases
Colorado Mountain Club
Carl A. Blaurock
Dudley T. Smith
Frank Schirmer
Herbert Wirtman
Hermann Buhl
Blaurock
Buhl
Nesot-tayah
L. W. Keplinger
Sherman
Atlanta
Kansas
City
Kan
Wild Basin
Longs
Estes Park
Maj
J. W. Powell
Grand Canyon
Edna’ Louise Smith
Aurora
National Park Service
Shep Husted
Timber-Line
Boulder Field
Keyhole
Arapahoe Peak
Torreys Peak
Grays Peak
Knitted Wear for Juniors Gains Fashion Prominence
Fabric-furs and knitted garments rise in popularity for children and young girls with warm, durable options. Features include collars and trimmings of fur fabrics, styles ranging from capes to coats, dollman sleeves, tassels, and yoke details.
He Led Struggle for Freedom Rebel Editor James Franklin
The Chicago Journal notes James Franklin as editor and publisher of the New England Courant the first rebel newspaper in American colonies issued August 7 1721. Itcredits his fearless writing and jail periods and describes the paper as a voice against political abuses and religious orthodoxy.
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James Franklin
The
United States
New England Courant
the Courant
Franklin
Benjamin
Courant
Salute the Doorman at Army and Navy Club tale
An army and navy club in Washington hosts a tale about a near sighted officer who planned to visit friends in an apartment. The fragment hints at a social anecdote or humorous incident linked to military circles.
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Army and Navy Club
Washington
Salute Mistaken Identity at City Dormitory Entrance
A man on Sixteenth Street mistook a well dressed resident for a high ranking officer in the dim light. He snapped to attention and saluted, but the response came from the dressed door man who had not intended honor, revealing a case of mistaken identity in the apartment building.
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Big Sister
Ment House
Sixteenth Street
Army
Auburntown
Rone
Arng Electric Paste Co
Robert T. Dennell
Tenn
Stearns
Kennedy
Winter wardrobe notes for this season
Brushed wool appears on tuxedo and slip-on models with a deep revers collar. Striper effects gain favor while brown leads sweater colors. Brocaded chiffon velvet tops trends, often outlined with beads for added elaboration.
Silk lace sweater coats debut in soft pastel hues
The newest sweater coats are made of silk lace woven in patterns resembling chantilly. They come in delicate lavender blue and pink shades and are typically worn with white.
Felt Hat Becomes Practical Sports Wear Staple
The soft felt hat with a rolling brim and ribbon binding is praised as versatile for general sports wear and widely seen, reflecting a practical fashion trend.
Well Woman Describes Health Turnaround After Lydia Pinkham Use
Mrs. B Galloway of Carter's Creek Tennessee writes she spent years bedridden with a female ailment. after taking Lydia Compound tablets and Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered and now farms, gardens, and maintains her household while urging others to try the remedies.
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Farmer
Lydia E. Pinkham
Carter’s Creek
Tenn
Lydia
Pinkham
B. Gallqwax
Tent
Galloway
Happy Day Laundry Ad Promotes Red Cross Bell Blue
A laundress sings “Happy Day” while hanging a snowy wash on the line. The ad notes use of Red Cross Bell Blue and ties to a cheerful mood reflected in a Louisville Courier-Journal fragment.
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Red Cross
Driving Lessons and Social Quip Reflections
A brief exchange notes no trouble learning to drive while a wife remains at home. The joke centers on evaluating a man by his worth and rating, reflecting on relationships and humor in daily life.
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West
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Cilee
Struggle For Freedom
Mathers
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Chicago Journal
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RE Koy
Mr. Hill
Aue
Dad
Ru Fermoon
Louisville ‘Courier-Journal
Doan
Nebraska
Frank Copenhagen
Ponca
Neb
Dean
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