Northwest Finds New Lure of Gold on Stikine Route
A National Geographic bulletin describes Stikine river gold prospects drawing hundreds to Cassiar region of British Columbia and Wrangell Alaska. Prospectors push over passes toward Cassiar creek while recalling historic rushes and glacier legends along the Stikine and MacKenzie river systems.
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Washington
Cassiar Ig News
Northwest
Wrangell
Alaska
Stikine River
Yukon Trail
National Geographic Society
Stikine
British Columbia
Cassiar Creek
Tig MacKenzie
Glenora
Dease Lake
Cassiar
Klondike
John Muir
Pacific Coast
Yosemite
Muir
MacKenzie
Yukon
United States
Spain
Skagway
White Horse Pass
Telegraph Creek
Captain Armstrong
Dead Faults Charted Between Denver and Boulder Colorado
United States Geological Survey and geologists locate a zone of dead faults spanning from Denver to Longmont and Boulder. Reports note no movement for centuries and possible slight tremors in southeastern Colorado while dismissing imminent quake risk.
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Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountains
Longmont
Boulder
Golden
United States Geological Survey
Denver Basin
California
Santa Barbara
C. T. Lupton
Boulder Creek
White Rock
Boulder County
Erie
Louisville
Marshall
Colorado
Lupton
North Table Mountain
Haswell
Eads
Kiowa
Sierra Grande Arch
Raton
N. M
Cow Nips Ear in Plymouth News Item
Nine year old Paul Crabb, son of Fred Crabb near Richland Center, was knocked by a vicious milk cow in Plymouth Indiana. The cow trod him and ripped a portion of his ear away before guards released its grip. Nine stitches later the ear was reattached.
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Plymouth
Ind
Paul Crabb
Fred Crabb
Richland Center
Pig puts owner through college
Paul G Bates, a Clemson junior from Marietta, credits his 400 pound pure bred Duroc sow named Red with funding his education. The pig’s nine litters have financed Bates’s college fund as he builds a waterwheel electrical project for local farms and plans Red’s retirement and funeral when she can no longer work.
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Greenville
8. C
Red
Paul G. Bates
D. P. Bates
Marietta
Bates
Paul
Clemson College
Clemson
Man and Wife Fight Over Jesse James Pistol in Trial
Mr and Mrs Harry Perkins faced trial for disorderly conduct after staging a public fight over an old-fashioned pistol with a notched handle said to have belonged to Jesse James. The case centers on possession and display of the antique firearm.
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Memphis
Jesse James
Harry Perkins
Seasonable Good Things in Home Cookery of 1925
The article offers cucumber recipes and seasonal dishes from 1925, with methods for stewed cucumbers stuffed baked cucumbers and a Tokyo style, plus soups and salads like cream of cucumber soup tomato ice and Hindu salad. It lists sauces and dressings and baked beans and doughnuts, highlighting fresh vegetables and simple kitchen tips.
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Virginia
Corn Canning Guidelines Emphasize Care and Process
Prepared by the USDA this guide warns home canners that corn is the trickiest to preserve. It details selecting tender ears, prepping jars, blanching, knife-cut kernels, and precise processing times for hot water baths and steam pressure canners.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Eeveress
Floating island and trifle described as custard desserts
The passage explains floating island as stiffly beaten whites atop custard after a brief hot milk cook. It also defines English trifle with almond sponge cake soaked in flavored custard and topped with jelly and whipped cream. It notes blancmange and puddings may use custard sauce if cream is unavailable.
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Robinson
President Coolidge
Swampscott
Mrs. Coolidge
White Court
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Pig
Western
Iper Union
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