Spring Builders of America Promote Public Springs
A Casper based movement called the Spring Builders of America urges readers to reclaim and beautify neglected springs. Members will name springs, erect markers, and record locations at Casper headquarters while funding is absent and the aim centers on outdoor charm and sanitary water sources.
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Dickinson
Sherman
America
Neal
Gallatin
Oak Crest
Casper
Wyo
Ble Horn Mountains
Wyoming
Powder River
Wwe
Adam
Water Safety Campaign Aims to Train Boy Scouts
The nationwide effort by Boy Scouts and American Red Cross promotes drowning prevention with slogans Master of the Water and Every Scout a Swimmer. Ten traveling experts instruct while 20 000 local Red Cross members aid in safety training across camps and units. Baraca and Philothea are cited as related biblical student groups.
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American Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Magic Tricks Made Easy by Whittler Hackman of Philadelphia
Philadelphia builder and hobbyist BW Hackman turns wood into Punch and Judy figures and magic props. He markets figures to ventriloquists and magicians while offering free demonstrations for local children. His shop houses a cabinet of tricks including hats, boxes, flowers, and playful devices used on stage.
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Philadelphia
BW Hackman
West Queen Lane
Backman
Pring Garden Station
Reading System
Hackman
Banks Hoard 400 Million in Socks Say Experts
Treasury actuary Joseph McCoy estimates more than 400 million dollars are hoarded in sock drawers jars and other places in the United States. He notes about 8 thousand people may be in the miser class with 44 million in circulation not spent. He cites children farmers and foreign born residents as key hoarding groups.
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Washington
United States
Joseph
McCoy
United States Treasury
American ’ Bankers’Association Journal
AfleCoy
iCoy
Efficiency in Use of Fuel Shows Boost in Power Production
Washington reports say efficiency in fuel use by public utilities has risen. Over four years output rose from 4 ton units in 1919 to 625 kilowatts of generated power, with total kilowatt hours increasing from about 39 billion to 55.7 billion.
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Washington
Department 0 Terror
Explorer's Arctic River Quest Reveals Unakserak Base Camp
An Eskimo brought a Civil War era letter detailing Dr. Philip Smith's Colville river expedition in northern Alaska. The party, at Unakserak head divide, plans to press downstream to the Arctic coast before September freeze.
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Washington
D. G
Alaskan
Philip
Interior Department
Naval -Petroleum Reserve
Colville’ S River
Bfarch
Doctor- Smith
Arctic Ocean
Unakserak
Colville
Dog missing for days found after Jamaica police alert
Children and mother traced the pet after radio alerts and a call from Thomas Daniel ten. The Jamaica police coordinated the search with the family traveling four miles to the home. Lilian handed the finder the dog’s bank and John gave him two bars of chocolate as thanks.
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York
Jamaica
Thomas
Daniél
Lilian
Banik
John
Lillian
Gothenburg Students Craft London Social Season Plan
A party of 500 Gothenburg students plans a London visit amid a shortage of accommodations during the social season. They aim to attend events and engage with local hosts, seeking arrangements for housing and social writings.
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London
Gothenburg
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