Lehman Cave National Monument Elevates Baker Nevromen Town
The Baker Nevada area gains prominence after Lehman Cave is proclaimed a national monument. Hayes Cook first discovered the cave while Ab Lehman led its development for public accessibility. The dedication drew officials from Nevada Utah and federal government with a ceremonial proclamation and salute. The cave features vast stalactites stalagmites and unique formations including Lake Como and Fat Man's Misery, drawing steady tourist attention to the Grand Central highway town.
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United States
Christian Science Monitor
Global Moving Picture Totals by Region Reach 47 000 World
The report shows the United States leads with 18 000 films, Germany 8 750, Russia 8 500, and Great Britain 3 000. Europe totals 18 898 with France 2 400 and Italy 2 200 among others. America has 20 450 films including 1 200 in South America and 750 in Canada. Africa Asia and Australia total 1 861, world total 47 000.
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World
Radium Stimulus Affects Seed Germination And Growth
Experiments show radium rays act as a stimulus to growing seeds, boosting germination and early growth when kept within a certain limit. Exceeding the limit slows or stops growth, with radium emanation in the atmosphere causing retarded development.
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Lieber
The Woodswoman and the Nightly Porcupine Panic on Mountain Camp
A Canadian mountain tea house venture hosts two English friends who fear wild animals. They beg for reassurance but wake to shrieking cries about bears. The heroine checks the beds and dismisses the danger, revealing the danger is only porcupines and leaving the guests unsettled.
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Canadian
Roches
England
West
Man Turns Old False Teeth Into Cash
A Tuckahoe man recounts finding a set of false teeth downtown years ago. He kept them in a box with nails and tools until wartime platinum demand appeared. After trying a dentist, he sold to a dental supply house for 108 dollars, his wife still crowing.
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New York Sun
Post Office Cautions Hunters on Mailing Game
The Post Office warns against mailing bodies of game animals and birds unless legally obtained and properly marked. Postmasters must enforce rules during hunting season to ensure shipments comply with all state and local laws.
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Post Office Department
Boston Transcript
At Profanity's End Moth damage hits winter overcoat
A man recalls moths ruining his winter coat after careful cleaning and packing with moth balls. He laments the ruin and jokes that he cannot vent his anger on a single moth and has stopped wearing the garment.
Wild Animals Threaten Poultry Near New York City
A man living seventeen miles from New York reports predatory wildlife preventing poultry raising. Foxes, raccoons, skunks, opossums, red squirrels, minks, weasels, rats, hawks, crows, snapping turtles and black snakes killed his stock. Of 140 hatched, fewer than half survived to maturity.
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New York City
The True End of Education Says Dallas Lore Sharp
The quote credits Dallas Lore Sharp with the idea that the ultimate aim of American education is knowledge and practice of democracy. It posits democracy as the core purpose beyond individual goals.
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Dallas Lore Sharp
Escalloped Oysters and Celery and Related Dishes
Escalloped Oysters and Celery serves four to five with two dozen oysters layered with celery crumbs and oyster liquor in a buttered dish then baked until golden. Additional recipes include a steamed fruit mold with currants and suet, Date and Apple Fluff, a squash souffle, and quick squash biscuits with riced squash.
Uncommon Sense Man Sees Progress Amid Despair
The writer argues humanity steadily improves through history, noting advances in morals, education, and global awareness. Despite ongoing wars and faults, civilization moves forward, and even cultural shifts like fashion and entertainment reflect progress. The piece ends with hopeful notes on self salvation and living in a dynamic era.
Plover News Highlights From East Dodge County College Visit and Local Events
Local residents including Jas Pollock from Dodge and E J Evans Northwestern Bell representative visited Plover on business. Plover High staged The Windmills of Holland operetta with standout performances by Frank Tellier and Laura Christensen. Community notes show school events, church services, exchanges by the Ladies Aid, and plans to beautify the town with hollyhocks and petunias. The Farm Bureau and Community Club announce meetings and upcoming events at the high school and stores.
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Frank Tellier
Mynheer
A. G. Heathman
Edna Kerns
Des Moines
Plover Producer Co
West Bend
Kenneth Chinn
Sioux City
Morningside
Dorothy Shaw
Zola Bucher
Farm Bureau
Plover High School
New York Households Stockpile Firewood For Winter
Police observers report New Yorkers statewide collecting large amounts of firewood this fall in anticipation of a coal shortage. Builders note more residents seek wood for heating, with families, including women and children, scoping for lumber to burn this winter.
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New York
Putting It Up To Tinsmith
A New York Sun note recalls a tinsmith who makes stovepipe pieces too small. One man explains he tried to fit a pipe that would not go on even with a shoe horn and cut his finger in the struggle. Two others report similar fits and no clear explanation of the odd mismatch.
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Rome
Sydney
Nome
Tokyo
India
H. G. Wells
New York Sun
Wiljit
Revival meetings to open April 12 led by Bernard in local church
A local church announces revival services starting Thursday April 12 and running through April 29 led by evangelist Bernard, writer of Sweet Songs of Salvation. Dr Gor nal will give a missionary address April 9 at 8 pm, with attendees urged to plan participation and outreach in the community. Harding hints at a possible second term in a separate note.
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First National Bank
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