Mountain Playground of Variety in the Black Hills
The Black Hills of western South Dakota offer solitude and recreation with pine forests, clear lakes, and abundant wildlife. Visitors can hike, fish for brook and rainbow trout, and explore Mount Rushmore, Cathedral Spires, Needles Highway, and Sylvan Lake while enjoying rodeos, re enactments, and other western entertainments beginning in July.
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Spearfish Amphitheater
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Shrine of Democracy
Iron Mountain
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Spearfish Creek
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Scuphor Gutzum Borglum
Needles Drive
Cold Weather Tech Finds Home in Everyday Goods
Refrigeration engineers push zero to minus 100 degree innovations into daily life. Cough syrup pellets pack in bags, germ free lab animals rise at Notre Dame, Chicago banks vaults cool, and air conditioned autos test parts at extreme cold. Transportation and shipping also benefit from large refrigerated rooms for safer, longer lasting equipment and vessels.
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Johns Hopkins
Baseball Brambles Through 1947 National League Pennant Race
The piece reviews a chaotic early 1947 NL season with eight managers floundering for consistency. Giants surge with improved pitching, while Cubs Braves Cardinals Dodgers contend in a wide open race. Red Sox Tigers Indians shape AL. Babe Ruth’s power cited alongside talk of team skill and hustle.
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Aseball
Abner Doubleday
Giants
Mel Ott
Tigers
Red Sox
Indians
Joe Gordon
Cleveland
Gordon
Cardinals
Dyer
Dizzy Dean
Cubs
Braves
Dodgers
Phillies
Reds
Pirates
Fire Lassie of 64 Climbs High Tower Twice a Day
Scituate Rhode Island Mrs Walter Ide age 64 climbs a 64 foot tower on Chopmist hill twice daily to spot smoke and forest fires She is Rhode Islands oldest fire observer with 17 years service She tests fire danger by checking rain gauge wind velocity and moisture and tends five children on a farm with her husband
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Ide
Chopmist Hill
Deep Sea Salvage Divers Use Heavy Self Contained Bell
Salvage divers work at depths up to 5000 feet using a heavy metal diving bell that is self contained and features nine foot mechanical arms and fingers. The arms enable the diver to pick up a coin lift a 1000 pound object and tie a knot in a steel cable.
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