Golden fever grips North America with Red Lake and Kramer hills rush
Report details a Canada Red Lake blaze near British Columbia with Lorne Howle leading claims in a belt about 1,000 feet long and 25 miles long, plus a California Kramer hills rush near Mojave desert sparked by Austan Burcham's earlier work. Escalating mining activity draws hundreds, with air routes and tense prospecting life described in vivid detail.
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Ny Proehl Haller Jakson
North Americas
Klondike
Dos
Red Lake
British Columbia
Kramer
Lorne Howle
Canada
Howie
Jack ¥. Elliott
Ntdson
Ont
Liladson
Canadian National Railways
Winnipeg
Sioux Lookout
Red Lake District
Reg Lake
E. Paul Reading
Washington Star
Sin
Ehrilly
Howle
Howle Gold Syndicate
Reading
East Bay
Lorne Newte
Alex Gillies
Gilliea
John Uwammell
Cal
Kramer Hills
Filavera
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Burcham
Edward Herkelrath
Neighborly intrigue sparks questions about next door child
Astute Johnnie watches the family occupying the adjacent house with keen eye on a child his own age. Attempts to befriend the boy fail, but Johnnie exerts effort to learn the youngster’s fate and origin.
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Johnnie
Reginald Named by Neighbor as Mother's Motion Fails
A mother’s attempt to deter a motion proves futile as a neighbor calls out the name Reginald, signaling an unresolved moment and prompting attention to the household scene.
Life's Endless Adventures Quest Ends Only With Wonder
A reflective note on human exploration arguing that discovery remains limitless beyond Everest, the Amazon, El Dorado, the moon, and the North Pole, suggesting curiosity continually drives adventures and prevents dull living.
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Everest
Amazon
el Dorado
Moon
North Pole
Great Adventures Await Beyond Stillness
The excerpt hints at expanding human scope and moral growth beyond present limits, envisioning ongoing exploration and development of human nature and humanity. It suggests time for greater adventures may come after fulfilling current pursuits.
Minds and Education Equalizing Facilities for Unequal Minds
A statement by Lord Robert Cecil advocating equal educational facilities to match varied minds. Emphasizes scaling access and resources to ensure no student is left behind due to inherent differences in ability or aptitude.
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Lord Robert Cecil
West Virginia Wins Lindsley Trophy in Dramatic Finish
The West Virginia department of the American Legion won the 1925 Lindsley national membership contest with 124.98 percent, edging Idaho 116.63 and Florida 101.93. Commander Arthur G. Yates and Adjutant Noederich G. Merrick personally delivered 3,000 cards to national headquarters to assure timing. References to other state standings, March 1 deadlines, and district actions follow, with broader notes on unprecedented pre March activity across the Legion.
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West Virginia
Department of the American Legion
Hearys D. Lindsley
Idaho
Florida
I Fts
Idshe
Indianapolis
Arthur G. Yates
Noederich G. Merrick
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Montana
Indiana
Arizona
North Dakota
Kansas
Legion
Appreciation by certified check highlights Legion aid
In Washington D C certified checks rare signal of thanks to the American Legion rehabilitation service. Garland F Carter of Memphis Missouri recalls the Legion help that enabled a 32 111 benefit and notes the Legion declines pay for service sending 25 to its endorsement fund to aid other disabled veterans dependents and orphans.
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Dla Watson Th. Miller
American Legion
Washington, D. C
Legion Rehabilitation Service
Garland F. Carter
Memphis
Legion
Biller
First All Indian Legion Auxiliary Unit Chartered at Bullhead
The West Wind unit of the Barney Brought post of the American Legion Auxiliary is the first all Indian unit, chartered at Bullhead South Dakota. Fifteen Indian women signed the application, all married to members of the Barney Brought post. Acting president is Mrs Julia Bulllead, with charter members including Mrs Susan Tron Shield and others.
Tact Before Truth Inquirer Seeks Respectful Speculation
A tombstone worker asks for a suitable speculation about a deceased husband. The reply uses a conventional date as a cautious answer, reflecting cautious wartime tone in The American Legion Weekly.
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The
American Legion Weekly
Not the First Do you mean to tell me an athlete raf himself
The American Lesson Weekly presents a fragmented quote debate about a fall, noting confusion over who fell and whether it was a baby or small stair. The text reflects a didactic issue highlighting misunderstandings in a short readers’ note.
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Doan
Utah
L. H Anderson
East
North St. American Fork
Saya
Dean’s
Early United States Clergy Sought Unified Anti Saloon Effort
In 1892 clergymen from all denominations attempted to form a nationwide anti saloon league but the plan did not take root. The Anti Saloon League of America formed at Oberlin Ohio by Troward H Russell in 1893 and that same year a district of Columbia effort began.
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United States
Clegymen
Shave With Cuticura Soap Ad Claims Efficiency
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap as boosting razor efficiency and promoting skin purity health. It promises soap for shaving bath and shampoo with no germs or waste and suitability for twice daily shaving.
Debaters Clash as Jones Echoes Homecoming Plan
A lively scene unfolds with a Soapbot Debater asserting steadfast ideas while Little Jones invites a spouse to return home, highlighting domestic tension amid competitive talk. The exchange hints at contrasting foci between public debate and private life.
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Little Jones
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