Early Peoples of America Centered Migration in Oregon and Washington
Harper's Weekly suggests the migration center of ancient America lay in the Pacific Northwest. A pathway across the Pacific from the Marry Archipelago to the Columbia River basin could have guided early voyagers, placing Oregon and Washington as pivotal regions long before European arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Washington
Columbia River
Mount Tacoisa
Mount Hood
Mount St. Helens
Great Peake
Migraio
Aalades
Atlantic
Pacific
Globe
Lesda
Marry Archipelago
Cohinihla River
Asia
Alde
North
Avatea
Ught
America
Europe
Harper's Weekly
Locust Respiration Studied by Vienna Professor
In Vienna, Professor of natural history construes a delicate instrument to register insect breathing. A crystal tube with an end aperture traps a locust, whose thorax movement presses a needle and leaves a marked record. Findings show insects breathe automatically and inversely to humans, with inspiration vs expiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannt Regen
Vienna
Harper
Narrow Escape Through Splitting Timber in Storm
A young man riding during a severe storm in Willung escaped death when a tree split in front of his horse. The horse leaped through the gap as the halves closed, tearing off a length of the animal’s tail. The rider survived with only a severe shake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willung
Thirper
Private of the Tenth Wins Soap and Promotion in Chalons
An infantry private from the Fifty-ninth regiment at Chalons sur Marne found two French guild pieces hidden in a soap bar issued to him. The coins were placed by a man accused of theft who attempted to hide evidence. The private was promoted to private first class for cleanliness and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth
Fifty-ninth Infantry
Chalons
Sur-Feone
Belonlika
Abe
Unifora
Profit Curate and Landlady Dialogue on St Paul Character
A fragmentary dialogue sketches a curate named Profit Curate living with his landlady. They discuss St Paul’s character, with the landlady recalling his generous nature and questions about conscience, framed in a terse, period-voice exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a Yankee debutante tale
The readable bits mention a young man, a debutante, and a supposed cure in a New York context, but the text is garbled. It references an elderly widow and names like Charles Dana perhaps, suggesting a satirical or gossip item with ambiguous details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tally
Charles Dana
Glbxon
New York
Thare
Plan to House Tariff Bills Aimed to Keep Senate in View
Washington reports that Democratic leaders seek to keep tariff legislation in the House and the Senate in parallel focus, avoiding divided attention as major measures move forward. The aim is to present tariff bills to the Senate after House passage while minimizing cross-branch disruption. The piece notes party divisions and lists key figures among Democrats Republicans and Progressive Republicans shaping the new Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clinton
Washington
Sharp
Senate
House
Wilson
Lim
Nate Je
Ay Ie
Washngton
Hemaelven
Washington Party
Fais
Anne
Uch
House of Representatives
Republicana
Kew House
Cauctang
Ieafars
Underwood
Alabama
Ways and Means
Gan
Winfield Scatt
Aeators
vFimeg A.ay
Hapcock
United
Jos Wat
United States
Tirtu
Underwebb
Alsbama
Trateis “Botten
Kentucky
Congress
Gardening for Busy Women A Summer Flower Plan
The article urges women to grow a simple, low maintenance flower garden to improve health and mood. It praises old fashioned varieties like asters nasturtiums hollyhocks and poppies, recommending early planting, trenching soil, and careful deadheading for continuous blooms and easy care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housa Cork
Togith
China
Relics Found in Newport Diocese Furnishings
Notice reports artifacts uncovered in Newport related to Episcopalian church furnishings. A fragmentary OCR reads relics found within a diocesan setting, noting items and possible historical value. Further details are incomplete in the fragment.
Drainage Practical for Clay Lands and Crop Yield
An article emphasizes draining heavy clay lands to boost crop yields. It notes soils retain moisture and resist aeration when wet, hindering planting and root growth. Adequate outlets and proper drainage improve soil structure and support healthier plant development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitson
Davnot
Gayet
Journey Through Bulgarian War Front Trails and Trenches
A correspondent describes a grueling train journey across the Bulgarian front, detailing crowded freight cars, long delays, and scattered combat scenes. The narrative contrasts harsh military life with improvised shelter, sparse rations, and the presence of weary Turkish and Bulgarian troops along the line.
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Early Peoples OF
Bciantiste
Cna
Aertion
A. Auuneleiek
James Menghen
Republianns
New Mick
W. ‘M. Chandier
Ifergence
Mil- Valley City
Rigmonds
Algey
Montrone
Patton
Arwonsvilie
A. L. Kofatur
Scotttary
Republican
Ba Follette
Pullman
Agresaieg Republican
Falconer
Seattle
W. Bryan
Bremerton
Progressiva
Winconsin
F. A. Caspar
J. M. Nelson
Madison
W. J. Cary
Mikewaukee
Ee*h. Brown
Walpacs
Jameas A Freas
Hudson
LL. Lenroot
Superior
Repuaitane
Bert
Plente
Tome
Niwport
C. Hughes
Newport
George G Chat
Chancel
Ankland
Wis
Tila
Aga ER Epceeanngt
Kabiricent
Monter
Chicago
Aurora
Bumen
Turkey
Moonie
Bagan
Turkle
Gommeccean
Hnes
Nee
Baing
Pallporplis
Gaerring
Cartind Dottiers
Fellorg
Paren
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