Glacier Lake Dam Brings Grand Setting to Montana Water Project
Red Lodge Montana witnesses completion of Glacier lake dam, the highest isolated rock filled reservoir to serve 54 000 acres from Red Lodge to Silesia. The $22 731 structure sits 9750 feet up with a 52 foot height, 730 foot crest, and a 125 foot tunnel tapping the lake for a permanent outlet. The project supports the CCC driven approach road and remote work, linking to Cooney dam upstream. Named features include Rock Creek valley and Rack creek gorge. the dam represents a major drought relief measure and showcases rugged alpine scenery.
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Red Lodge
Mont
Beartooth Mountains
Drouth
Glacier Lake Dam
America
Here
Montana Water Conservation Board
Rock Creek Valley
Silesia
Glacier Lake
Red Lodge Creek
Gas Station Gasting Gone From Ballplayer Dizzy Dean Camp
Dizzy Dean, once famed for pitching in the alley at the Bradenton Florida Cardinals training camp, now sells gasoline in liquid form at the station there. The colorful pitcher has altered his hustle as he moves away from the airy gas he previously dispensed.
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Dizzy Dean
Bradenton
Fle
Cardinals
Student Invents Machine to Speed Mathematics
Sydney Nova Scotia report about a young research physicist at Sydney University who invents a device that traces curves on paper to rapidly solve complex mathematical problems. The machine promises value to scientists and engineers, with applications in railway engineering, bridge construction, artillery tables, statistics, economics, physics, bacteriology, and electrical research. It can sum three continuously varying quantities as their totals change in real time.
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Sydney
NS. W
Sydney University
Standards of Living Leonard Barrett
A discussion of the impact of economic decline on living standards in the United States. The text notes that those with unaffected incomes faced little distress while those with reduced incomes cut budgets, moved to cheaper housing, fired servants, and endured a lower quality of surroundings and goods.
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Miost
What Are Social Standards And How Do They Shape Us
The passage debates who defines social standards and by what authority they persist. It questions whether wealth or mass production defines culture, argues true aristocracy is spiritual, and warns standards should uplift character over wasteful living. It calls democracy to focus on individual integrity, justice, and inner culture beyond material gain.
Travel-minded boy’s room stays adaptable and affordable
Betty Wells outlines how Mrs. T. H. B. transformed a cluttered dining area into a travel themed boy’s room. She kept white walls, added Jacobean oak furniture, a compass door inlay, maps, a globe, and bright striped curtains. The design prioritizes adaptability as the boy’s interests evolve.
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Stordy Nine
Betty Wells
WNT
Beneficent conduct and outward express in Wester News
Fragmentary text references beneficent conduct and outward expression. The line hints at a Wester News context but lacks clear names, dates, or events to anchor specifics.
Theme Song Fashions From The Febrile Weezers Design
A fragmentary fashion note touts a “theme song” dress for the very young, praising bright colors and cuffed sleeves. The piece hints at a season’s style, calling attention to novelty fabrics and a quaint overall look.
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Febrie Weezers
First Ladies Aid Society A Civil War origin
The first Ladies Aid Society in the country formed in Cicero during the early days of the Civil War, marking an early example of organized civilian support for troops.
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First Ladies’ Aid Society
Frst
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cieve
Lend Diving
Highway Building Tops 22000 Miles In 1937 Year
Washington reports more than 22 000 miles of all classes of highway were completed in fiscal year 1937, surpassing 1934’s record. Emergency relief averaged about 24 000 miles a year, with a shift toward a near normal federal aid road program including 125 million for system improvements and 50 million for grade-crossing elimination.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Toads
Department of Agriculture
Federab
Bureau
Na Wey
The
Lareto
Texas
Panama City
Tole
Physicians Graft Bone Using Carpenter Tools
Physicians at Osteopathic hospital used a cold chisel hammer saw and file to graft bone for Mrs Liften Tappin after a car crash. Doctors Edward G Drew Carl Frey Robert Werden performed the procedure to repair a broken arm, carving grooves and removing a bone splinter to place grafts.
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Philadelphia
Osteopathic Hospital
Oeeran
Liften Tappin
Edward G. Drew
Carl Freyend
Robert Werden
Cord of Wood Measurement Sparks Crossborder Debate
Moorhead Minnesota residents ripples with concerns over cord definitions. Officials found discrepancies between Minnesota and Fargo North Dakota laws. Minnesota sets 196 cubic feet for four foot lengths, 160 for sawed, 176 for sawed and split. Fargo requires 198 cubic feet or 150 cubic feet if cut to twenty inch lengths.
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Moorhead
Minn
Fergo
Minnesota
Fargo
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Manle
Pierse
Brown
Nisens
Wester
Roosevelt
Faith Young
Owen D. Young
American Red Cross
Cary T. Grayson
Red Cross
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