Lewis and Clark remembered across Northwest memorials
The article surveys tributes to Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, noting monuments, state memorials, and expositions from Montana to Oregon and beyond. It highlights Sacajawea’s pivotal role, her statues, and debates over her burial site, alongside ongoing commemorations and regional pride in the Lewis and Clark expedition.
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Fort Bellefontaine
Emerson Hough
Meriwether Lewis
William Clark
Baltimore Federal Gazette
Robinson Crusoe
Jefferson
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Pacific Ocean
Missouri
Oluntoia
Oregon
Louisiana Purchase
Pacific Northwest
California
United States
Lewis and Clark
Washington
Lewis
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Congress
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Ore
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Great Northern Railway
Upper Missouri
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Montana
Columbia River
Northwest States
Astoria
John Jacob Astor
Robert Gray
Pacific
Astoria Monument
Fort Clatsop
Tennessee
Chickasaw
Robert Grinder
Natchez Trace
Natchez
Captain Clark
Sacajawea
Alice Cooper
Portland
State Capitol
Bistarck
N. S
Sacajawen
Wind River
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Charles A. Eastman
Eastman
Fort Washakie
Wind River Reservation
Wyoming
Lew's
Grace Raymond Hebard
University of Wyoming
David Hilger
Montana Historical Society
L. F. Crawford
North Dakota Historical Society
Doane Robinson
South Dakota Department of History
Fort Manuel
Missouri River
South Dakota
Doctor Eastman
Indian Department
Sakakawea
Virginia
Constructional Data on Antenna and Radio-Frequency Coil
Frank W. Harth describes a compact Manhattan RF receiver with a single-diameter RF and regenerative coil assembly. The design uses five tubes, an 80-style audio chain, and a 200 to 526 meter tuning range with neutralization for low wavelengths.
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Frank W. Harth
New York Herald-Tribune
Manhattan
Names Repeat Across Cities as Post Office Labels Grow
The article notes many U S towns share names like Washington Winchester Franklin Buffalo and Boston while New York appears only once on maps. Postal authorities limit duplicates and may need originality to name new towns.
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United States
New York
Washington
N. J
Scissors and Shears Use by Size in Regions
The article notes that scissors and shears are often interchangeable, but shears are typically called for when the tool is large. It discusses regional usage differences and implies practical distinctions in tool naming.
Trade Names for Scissors and Shears in Hardware
The text explains that in hardware trade, tools six inches or shorter are called scissors while longer tools are called shears. It defines length threshold and distinguishes naming by total tool length.
Midsummer Day in Parlance
Midsummer Day is the date nearest the summer solstice, about June 21, when the sun is farthest from the equator. The term describes the traditional timing of the summer peak in many cultures.
Amplifiers and Audio Frequency transformers in Radio Sets
The article explains radio and audio frequency amplifiers. It describes RF amplification before the detector, AF amplification after the detector, and the role of audio frequency transformers in boosting signal strength. It notes a five to one transformer ratio increases signal strength and explains two step AF amplification versus simple detector sets.
No Copyright Decision on Radio Music Licensing
The Department of Justice says no decision has been reached on licensing radio stations to use copyright music due to unsettled law and potential congressional action next session.
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Department of Justice
Congress
Puzzles to Travel Space via Radio Next
The article describes sending puzzles and cartoons to radio owners as photographs move into space. A syndicate is forming to finance the project and will fund equipment to attach to valve sets in place of loud speakers.
Bayer Aspirin advertisement copy on safe use and packaging
An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as safe for colds neuritis toothache neuralgia and headache across twenty five years of physician use. It urges consumers to look for the Bayer Cross on packages or tablets and notes affordable prices for boxes of twelve and larger bottles.
Dizzy Record Sparks Banter Between Jazz Reggie and Archie
Jazz musician Reggie boasts of a dizzying record while Archie comments that moving that fast would make anyone dizzy. The exchange captures playful backstage chatter about speed and skill in a spirited music scene.
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Archie
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