Coral Insects Form Moon Ring Theory By Dr Davis
Dr Edward G Davis proposes that the moon’s rings are fossil coral atolls built by coral insects similar to Pacific Ocean reefs. He argues rings arise from submerged banks and mountain tops, with lagoons inside, comparing lunar rings to Earth atolls and suggesting tides once shaped the structures.
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Edward Gates Davis
Kansas City University
Moon
Davis
Pacific Ocean
Earth
Dr. Davis
Whitsunday Island
Pacific
Tycho
E. G. Davis
Kansas
Chamisso
Darwin
Loo
Lemon Skin Beauty Lotion From Lemons and Orchard White
A home remedy for whitening and softening the skin suggests combining the juice of two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint lotion. Strain to remove pulp and store. apply daily to face neck arms and hands for a lighter complexion and removal of freckles tan and dullness.
Spiffness for Army Slouchers Shown by Adjutant General
The adjutant general's office argues officers must enunciate commands clearly and loudly, with training starting early. Many aspirants are rejected for poor articulation, while drills prove effective when noncoms address young officers with a booming voice.
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Adjutant General
Chicago
Yar
Barrie
Cine Darella
League
Praemysl
Ypres
Wytschaet
SammiE German Shepherd Roger Finds a Home
A mixed up report recalls a German shepherd named Roger who wandered into an American trench on No Man's Island. He is described as friendly, hungry, and loyal to one master, following the corporal who fed him.
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Roger
Bowie
Nike
No Man’s Island
Journal of Zonpilly
Sammie
Roper's Training by the Infantry and a Loyal Dog
A Boston Transcript note describes Roger the young dog learning English and adapting to the infantry company of his master. It mentions his engraved collar with the inscription and a digressive exchange about a blue bird and the dove of peace.
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Roger
Roper
Lboston
Writing English as Books Provide Persistent Pitfalls
The piece reflects on English usage and grammar errors in print. It discusses adverbs and the word only, misplaced modifiers, subjunctive mood, and historic grammar guidance. It cites Julius Chambers, Ivory Chamberlin, and examples from Washington Star and Stars and Stripes to illustrate recurring language issues.
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Julius Chambers
Brooklyn Eagle
John
Ivory Chamberlin
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Washington Star Ague
Army
Stars and Stripes
Baltimore
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