Peary challenges Cook polar claim with Eskimo testimonies
A long carefully prepared statement by Commander Peary and Roosevelt party members disputes Dr Cook’s north pole claim. It includes Eskimo boys I took-a-shoo and Ahpelab testimony and a detailed voyage narrative from Anoratok to Ellesmere and Jones Sound with dates, locations, and a critique of Cook’s route.
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Dr Cook
Roosevelt Party
New York
Robert E. Peary
Peary Arctic Club
Ur Cook
North Pole
Peary Arette Club
Dr. Cook
Anoratok
Etah
Ahpelab
Cape Sheridan
Nerke
Cape Chalon
Cook
Jones Sound
Itooka Shoo
Apelah
Dr Cooks
Peary
Bartlett
McMillan
Rorup
Henson
I Took-A-Shoo
Ah-pe-lat
Panikpah
Francke
Smiths Sound
Cane Sabine
Roosevelt
Heiberg
Gested
Cape Thomas Hubbard
Ans
Heiberg Land
Sverdrup
Cape Northwest
Hetberg Land
Amund Ringnes Land
Nef Ringnes Land
Ellef Ringnes
Amund Ringnes
Eskimo Boys
Ringnes Land
Crown Prince Gustav Sea
Norwegian Bay
Graham Island
Cane Vera
Te Sound
Cape Sparbo
Cape Tennyson
Clarence Head
Cadogan Fiord
Cape Isabella
Commander Peary
Payer Iarbor
Cape Sabine
Iteokashoo
Smith Sound
Peary Route Claimed by Dr Cook Chart Featured
An electric glue heater enters the market with claims it melts glue in 30 minutes and maintains 150 degrees for hours after power off. The chart compares Peary’s route to Dr Cook’s proposed path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peary
Cook
The Great Inventors and World Cotton Spindles Count
A teacher and pupil exchange on inventors mentions Pat as a prolific name. The article lists world cotton spindles by country with Britain at about 52 million, the United States 27 million, Germany 9.59 million, and France 7.01 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Great Britain
United States
Germany
France
Massachuset Balloons Get Wireless Telegraph Plant
The Aero club of New England installs a wireless telegraph system on the dirigible balloon Massachusetts to communicate with a land station in the city. Also notes light humor snippets from the Philosopher of Folly and daily thoughts on peace by Elihu Root.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Aero Club of
New England
Massachusetts
Elihu Root
Germans Fond of Champagne Increases German Champagne Output
Germany produces 14 million bottles of champagne yearly and imports 1.5 million from France. Some English workers receive golf outfits and ground access as perks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
She
France
Gentle Reproofs and Anecdotes From Pleasant Pages
A fragment from a Pleasant serial collection describes Mrs Lucy Fitch Perkins recalling her New England clerical great grandfather who used wakefulness devices in sermons. The text then weaves in short quotes about religion society and aging, ending with advertisements for Perry Davis pain relief, Dr Pierce’s pellets, and a cigarette brand, plus a note on locomotive coal costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Fitch Perkins
New England
Dear Teacher and Morning Talk in Warm Domestic Scene
A playful scene shows a child presenting flowers to a teacher with mischief pepper spray, while Mrs. Dovekins plans a morning walk with her husband George. The cheerful exchange reveals affection and light humor in a domestic setting.
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George
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Matthew A. Henson
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