NO CORNER ON SCENERY East Too Boasts Its Parks
The piece extolls four great wilderness areas in the eastern United States on par with western national parks. It contrasts eastern landscapes with famous western icons such as Yellowstone, Yosemite, and the Grand Canyon, inviting readers to recognize eastern wilderness wonders.
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East
Rocky Mountains
High Sierras
Yellowstone Park
Yosemite Valley
Grand Canyon
United States
Eastern and Great Smoky National Parks Highlight
The article outlines Great Smoky Mountains Shenandoah Acadia Isle Royale and Isle Royale parks in Maine Michigan Virginia and Tennessee. It notes landscape contrasts between eastern and western parks and emphasizes scenery wildlife hiking fishing and available visitor services including lodging and free campsites.
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North Carolina
Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Shenandoah National Park
Virginia
Acadia National Park
Maine
Lake Superior
Canadian
Michigan
Isle Royale National Park
Pierow Heights
Rock Harbor
Isle Royale
Acadian
Natonal Park
Bar Harbor
Mount Desert Island
Chamber of Commerce
Gatlinburg
Tenn
National Park Service
Indian Lookout Rebuilt as Monument at Fort Sill
Fort Sill Oklahoma rebuilds a historic Indian Lookout Blockhouse that survived the Indian wars and later artillery damage during maneuvers in 1942. The site offers a commanding 60 mile view across southwest Oklahoma plains and is celebrated for its Civil War era tie to General William T Sherman.
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Fort Sill
Okla
Intenaea
Plains
South
Oklahoma
Willan T. Sherman
Sherman
Sea Monster Brought Home by Brooklyn Captain
In Brooklyn Captain Lill Atkins hauled a reported 4.5 foot 70 pound monster aboard his boat Marion after a heavy line tug. Neighbors watched as the angler fish or goosefish known as tephius piscatorius walked on the deck using its antenna to attract prey. An ichthyologist at the American Museum of Natural History identified the creature confirming it rarely swims and instead walks along the seabed.
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Isle Royale National Park
Jong
Great Lakes
Houghton
Miah
Lake Superior
Grand Marais
Minn
New York
Lill Atkins
Brooklyn
Atkins
Marion
American Museum of Natural History
Tephius Piscatorius
London woman seeks husband for 80000 a year inventor
Mayo Wingate of a London marriage society explains the task of finding a husband for a 50 year old internationally known inventor with an $80,000 annual income. The suitor must be her equal, adapt to high social standing, not resent her fame, and not marry for her fortune.
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London
Mayo Wingate
Marriage Society
Mayfalt
Switzerland
Miss X
Embezzler Says He Stole to Entertain and Live Better
Albert W. Wilson age 51, assistant secretary treasurer of John Harsch Bronze and Foundry, admits embezzling 13000 over 25 months. Police hold him on 30000 bond charged with 26765 taken from the firm. Wilson says he took only part of the amount to entertain friends and improve his lifestyle.
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Cleveland
Albert W. Wilson
John Harsch Bronze & Foundry Company
Wilson
German Marshal Milch Convicted of War Crimes
A three man American court found Pield Marshal Erhard Milch guilty of war crimes and recruiting slave labor. He was convicted for conducting medical experiments on prisoners and faces sentence. The trial noted he claimed obedience to Hitler while denials were overruled.
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Mdmnbeng
Germany
Pield Marshal
Erhard Milch
Judas
Mileh
Osdera
Hitler
Parents Force Boy to Steal To Pay Liquor Bills
Police say a mechanic and his wife admitted they forced their son to shoplift to cover liquor expenses. The adults face charges of suspected larceny and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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ST. Louis
Paul Buck
Sue
Phenothiazine Salt Mix Shows Promise For Sheep Worms
Four season test at Tex Br substation Sonora finds phenothiazine salt mix fed free with pasture reduces stomach and other roundworm eggs. Ewes average 1180 to 60 eggs per gram, lambs 1700 to 0. no health harm observed. individual drenching unnecessary. Dr J B Boughton notes lamb crops were 3 percent better than prior salt alone.
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Tex- Br
Sonora
J. B. Boughton
Salt Speeds Hog Growth in Purdue Feeding Tests
Purdue tests show hogs given salt gain 1.71 pounds daily versus 0.67 pounds for controls. Each pound of salt yields about 45 extra pounds of gain and saves $5.60 in feed costs. Salt-fed hogs show faster growth and improved efficiency.
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Aogs
Purdue University
Impress People by Your Letter Writing
A promotional snippet from a weekly newspaper service advertises a booklet titled How to Write Letters for Any Occasion. It includes guidance on inviting friends clearly with arrival times and activities and suggests advising guests on what clothes to bring. The ad lists contact details for ordering the booklet.
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Garlie
West Lit
New York 1
Indoor wind dials from the 18th century survive in four
A Colliers note describes the indoor wind dial as a large clocklike instrument with a 32 point compass over a fireplace. It shows wind direction via a roof vane and only four remain, three in London at Kensington Palace the Admiralty and the British Museum and one at St Magnus Monastery in Füssen Germany.
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Colliers
London
Kensington Palace
Admiralty
British Museum
St. Magnus
Fussen
Germany
Alarm on Freezer Signals New USDA Tested Safety Device
The USDA backed tests led Brown Instrument to create an audible alarm for home freezers. The system uses electronic meters to monitor temperatures at 48 points, instantly signaling if freezing ceases. The feature aims to improve food protection for households relying on frozen goods.
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USDA
Brown
Iswach
Reeves
Agricultural Feed Mixture Guidelines for Grains and Grass
A reconstructed note outlines a feed preparation method using 2.8 units of urea and tea extract at two pounds per unit for grains and grass. It aims to reinforce nutrient, enforce fertilization, and improve aiective quality of forage.
Plow Down Cover Crop To Conserve Moisture
Farmers should plow down cover crops early to conserve soil moisture. Blue, vetch, and similar species are encouraged to protect moisture during warm days. If planted too late, they may sprout and waste moisture, reducing nitrogen availability unless additional nitrogen is added.
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Eurly
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