Leipzig The Great European Goods Market City
The National Geographic sketch portrays Leipzig as a 중심 of culture and commerce famed for its university and publishing hub. It notes 500 periodicals, 11,044 publishers, musical heritage from Bach to Mendelssohn, and a century-spanning trade. The article highlights the Leipzig fair as Europe’s leading sample market with vast goods displays, a 1000 foot railway facade, and the continent’s largest station as a bustling gateway to trade across Europe.
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National Geographic Society
Washington
Eipzig
Baxeny
Germany
Saxony
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Leipzig
Wally
Old City
Europe
Napoleon
Waterloo
Goethe
Auerbach
Faust
Allo
Wagner
Richard Wagoner
Ile
Reich
Bach
Spenser
Gach
Felix Mendelssohn
Leipeig
Chamber of Commerce
Lalle
Lyons
France
Niziill Novsorod
Russia
Orient
Flrst
Fmperor
Maximilian
Exlistehce
London
Birmingham
Prague
Gutenberg
Sylonica
Valencia
Nurenburg
Thuringia
Ike
Czechoslovakia
Austria
America
Desxevy
Munich
Italy
Balkacs
Tierlin
Scandinavia
Stockholm
Baltic
Dixie National Forest Resources And Recreation Outlook
The Dixie National Forest supports grazing permits for dependent farms, timber sales from 448 675 board feet mature timber and 2 010 million feet immature timber, and hosts about 40 000 annual visitors. It features campgrounds at Pine Valley Sunset Navajo Lake Duck Creek and Parowan Wall Canyon, noted fishing spots and ample deer hunting, plus watershed protections for Sevier Virgin and Santa Clara headwaters. Forest service aims to conserve while promoting perpetual, enhanced yields through cooperative protection and road and trail development totaling 168 forest highways 44 forest development roads and 316 miles of trails. Fire and careless use risk depreciation of resources. public cooperation urged.
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Forrest Service Administration
Dixie Forest
Pine Valley
Sunset Navajo Lake
Duck Creek
Paro- Wall Canyon
Forest Service
Mammoth
Assay
Duck
Sidney
Buller Creckas
Panguitch
Navajo Lakes
Fisherman's Paradise
Dixie
Sevier
Virgin
Santa Clara
National Forests
Utah
Bilxie National Forest
Saw-Toothed Grass Fatal to Animals
A Department of Agriculture survey warns saw toothed grasses like equitrel tail grass injure wildlife on Western ranches. Seed casings pierce mouths of elk and deer, causing infections, abscesses, and death. In some cases animals starve when grass becomes lodged in a cheek. The survey targets eradication on the Wyoming elk refuge and Sully Hill game preserve in North Dakota.
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Department of Agriculture
Binirgical Survey
Elk Refuge
Wyoming
Sully Hill
North
Dalola
Moth control tips and alkali soil farming notes
The article offers advice on using paradichlorobenzene to kill moths in furniture and rooms, detailing quantities, placement, and timing. It also discusses forage and crop viability on alkali soils, noting sugar beets’ tolerance, alfalfa stand challenges, and planting strategies after rain or irrigation.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Achievement Easiest in Field of Education
An analysis based on Who's Who data in Collier's Weekly finds teaching offers the shortest path to top recognition. Frellnge Foster reports educators average 18 years to inclusion, while other professions span 20 to 31 years, with business leaders longest.
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Frellnge Foster
Collier's Weekly
Builder of Sydney Harbour Bridge Pioneer Engineer Lawrence Ennis
A fragmented reminiscence traces Lawrence Ennis as the driving engineer behind Sydney Harbour Bridge construction. It notes a £6,000,015 cost, his early coal pit work near Edinburgh, emigration to America at sixteen, later engineering qualification, patents, and rapid rise after Carnegie exposure. The piece portrays him as a self taught figure rising to prominence in global engineering.
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Sydney Harbor
Australia
Same Clair
Lawrence Ennis
Bias
Edinburgh
America
Carnegie
Money in Old Autograph Found in Historic Letter
A reader discovered a letter bearing signatures from the signers of the Declaration of Independence inside an old volume. The finder's profit from selling the document totaled sixty one thousand one dollars.
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Nicholas Magazine
English MP Introduces Bill On Inheritance To Family Line
Miss Rathbone of Liverpool introduces a bill in the English house of commons to prevent a man or wife from bequeathing possessions to non-family members. She argues the measure would keep widows and children from being left penniless by unguarded wills.
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Eleanorstathbone
Liverpool
House of Commons
Miss Rathbone
Coffees Pavements Predict Rural Relief Through Waste Use
Jency Ford predicts in an interslew quoted by the American Magazine that using farm product leftovers will relieve agriculture's financial difficulties. He says this miracle could bring relief the same day by mingling coffee pavement with roads. This reflects optimism about innovative farming solutions and waste utilization to stabilize farmers' finances.
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Jency Ford
Three Aces and Appliance Prices at Leigh Furniture Cedar City
A reader notes Leigh Furniture in Cedar City Utah offers items like The One Minute Washer priced at 69 dollars and The Kelvinator Electric Refrigerator at 205 dollars. The column questions if such values hold any worth after years of selecting products for customers.
Unclear quotation ends life of hotel statistician remark
A fragmented quotation notes that a statistician claimed registrants in New York hotels in 1930 would not reach around the globe if laid end to end, and states that the enterprise has been reluctantly abandoned.
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New York
State Ends Street Car Era Across New Mexico
The state abandons street car service as no lines operate today in New Mexico. Only two small trolley routes once linked Cotiler’s Weetly and nearby towns remain derelict as service ends.
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New Mexico
Sitting Pretty on Fashion Standards and Comfort
A fashion designer comments that the modern academy girl may be more comfortable than the constrained six-petticoated style of the past, noting changes in attire and social expectations. The remark reflects evolving notions of dress and ease for young women.
Blow by Blow Judge Six Months on the Rack
A terse court exchange features a judge, a prisoner, and a brief remark about the sentence. The prisoner faces a six month term, and the judge’s reaction phrases frame the tense moment.
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Prizoner
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Dixie National Forest
Hena
Leigh Furniture & Carpet Company
Cedar City
Cedar City Western Electric Equipment
Thurs
Fiji
Sat
Clarence Tibbett
Grace Moore
Sun
Mon
Tues
Louis Wolhiem
Robert Armstrong
Charles Farrell
Princess and
Ra Pang
Jen
Parowan Merc. Co
Prac
Pax
Dairyman
Pax Dairy Ration
Southern Utah Dairy Co
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