Sardis Rich Relics Noted in Asian Minor Excavations
Detroit News notes Sardis in Asia Minor once capital of Lydia flourished 5 000 years ago with Croesus the famed king. The site yields rich archeological material including gems jewelry gold artifacts dug before and after the war. Last year thirty Croesus coins were found among numerous relics from temples sculptures and architecture.
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Sardis
Asia Minor
Lydia
Detroit News
Croesus
Constantinople
My Picture on Every Package P D Q
P D Q a chemical that will kill bed bugs roaches fleas and ants with proper use. It claims to kill eggs and prevent future generations. A 35c package yields a quart with a free patent spot. Special Hospital size $2.00 makes 5 gallons. Sold by Owl Chemical Works Terre Haute Ind.
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Owl Chemical Works
Terre Haute
Ind
Redheaded Damsel Visit Ends With Courage Shown
A Titian-haired visitor stayed a month and inspired a romance that faced fear and a street confrontation. Hoodlums taunted her as they escorted her to the depot, but she defended herself and the caller showed gallantry in the moment rather than a bold marriage vow.
Getting Her Share
A wry Louisville Courier-Journal joke notes a wife’s clevering when a husband jokes about pockets. The sage says the real act is pressing and hanging trousers to make money drop out, then the husband must share.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Opening Yellowstone Celebration Upholds National Park Conserv
The 1923 Yellowstone opening marks absolute conservation policy for the park system, as Dr. John Wesley Hill represents President Harding and Secretary Fall. It emphasizes shielding parks from commercial intrusion, defending their unimpaired status for all time, amid past battles over damming, irrigation, and expansion plans in Congress.
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Warren G. Harding
Yellowstone
America
Congress
John Wesley Hill
Lincoln Memorial University
Harding
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone History Is Replete With Crises Where the Friends of the Park
Park
National Park
Doctor Hill
Idaho
Commission
National Parks and Monuments
Smith
House
Senate
Water Power Commission
Walsh
Montana
Yellowstone Lake
Secretary of the Interior
Fall
National Parka
United States Reclamation Service
Scott Leavitt
Jerome Locke
Mescalero Indian Reservation
New Mexico
Appalachian National Park
Virginia
Public Lands Committee
Franklin K. Lane
National Parks System
Roosevelt
Taft
National Parks
Wilson
San Francisco
Yosemite
Lane
Alaska
Continental Divide
Mammoth Hot Springs
Horace M. Albright
Artist Point
Grand Canyon
Lower Falls
John Colter
St. Louis
Colter
James Bridger
Jim Bridger
Cornelius Hedges
Wyoming
Jackson Hote Country
Jackson Lake
Teton Mountains
Oxyacetylene Pantograph Advances Flame Control
The pantograph adapts to the oxyacetylene flame with an electrically driven wheel guiding the cut and advancing the flame in straight or curved lines. The device adjusts to metal thickness, offering precise control of the cutting process. A separate note recalls a sidewalk song about a girl singing and a wary passerby warning against profiteers.
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Scientific American
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J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Doan
Indiana
Charles ‘Wood
West ‘Market St
Warrsaw
Bon Doan
Milburn CO
Buffalo, N. Y
John Dickinson Sherman
Saceson Tale
Midletons
Paldvied Lerracs
Waynes Hobo
Das Ts
Northwestern Yeast Co
North
Ashland Ave
Chicago, HL
Teachers College of
Indianapolis
Eliza A. Blaker
Randolph
Alabama
Portland” Cement
Isle of
Portland
England
Joseph Aspdin
United States
Portland Cement Association
Washington Street
Chicago
Eff National
New York
Sele Lakes
Kansas City
New Oceano
Seattle
BC DC
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