Conquered Mount Glacier by Neal Leonard's Climb
Neal Leonard and his partners Turner Cameron and Orris Markham set out from the Alpine House to scale Mount Glacier. Leonard led the perilous ascent through the Camel's Hump and Pulpit Rock, finally vanishing near the summit after deciding to attempt the final ascent alone. In spring a report from aviators confirmed the summit was reached, signaling Leonard's dream fulfilled.
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Alpine House
Neal Leonard
Leonard
Mount
Glacier
Turner Cameron
Matterhorn
Orris Markham
Alps
Cameron
Markham
Pulpit Rock
Arch of Diocletian Fragments Unearthed During Rome Road Work
During road improvement on Via Flaminia old Arch of Diocletian fragments were found five meters below street level. Marble pieces include cornice vaulting and bas reliefs of a winged victory and a laurel crowned male head. Discovery follows earlier removals to Santa Maria in Via Lata and Villa Medici.
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Italy
Diocletian
Via Flaminia
Rome United Press
Santa Maria
Via Lata
Restored sight brings mixed feelings for former blind
Recovered eyesight often leads to disappointment as individuals who were blind from infancy fear faces avoid familiar objects and resist long-used foods. Some regret the chance to see again, Collier's Weekly notes.
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Collier’s Weekly
Delaware Reconsiders Civil War Amendments in 1901
After the Civil War, the Thirteenth Fourteenth and Fifteenth amendments were sent to states. Delaware rejected all three, but in 1901, 36 years later, Delaware approved them. Thirty-four years later the U S State Department was notified by Delaware’s secretary of state with no explanation.
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United States
Delaware
State Department
Washington
The Christian’s Obligations in Matters of Conscience
Lessons on giving up personal liberty to avoid harming a weaker brother. Romans 14 21 and I Corinthians 8 9 18 guide fraternal duties, duty not to judge, and love guiding restraint for the sake of unity and edification.
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Apostle
Christ
Buxton on energy and resolve shaping fortunes
A concise reflection states that energy and invincible determination decide differences among people, forming a purpose that leads to death or victory, highlighting the power of resolve in achieving outcomes.
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Nowell Buxton
Pension Rolls Slow to Show Much Diminution
Pathfinder Magazine notes pensions and compensation will sustain Civil War veterans and widows for decades. Civil War veterans on rolls numbered about 50 pensioners with widows and dependents in the mid 1930s, while earlier wars had ended long prior.
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Uncle Sam
Veterans’ Administration
Pathfinder Magazine
Census of Religious Bodies 1926 Details Denominations and Edifices
The 1926 United States census of religious bodies lists 215 denominations and 210,924 church edifices with 148,848 clergy members. Total value of churches amounts to $3,839,500,610.
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United States
Do the right and your ideal grows and perfects itself
Martineau notes that choosing the right path strengthens one’s ideal, while doing wrong causes it to break apart and vanish. The aphorism frames moral action as the force shaping personal ideals into reality.
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Martineau
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R. H. Wilkinson
Bell Syndicate
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Ona
Tyre
Grocer's
Wahlert & Guntzler
N. First St
St. Louis
Simoniz
Harold Somers, Inc
de Kalb Ave
B’klyn
N.Y
DIXIE
Hiscox Chem
Patchogue
Hiscox Chemical Works
Easton Ave
Park Laboratories
Ottumwa
Iowa
Nstate
A. Glick
Kingsbury
Ebeg Paw Doe
Sixth St
Merrell
J. S. Merrell Drug Company
Firestone
Indianapolis
al Jenkins
Utah
Gum
Richard
Gre Meiers
Petar I
Bize
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