Fought Coyotes and Found Mine Hero of Nevada Tells Tale
In a San Francisco interview Jack Yore, famed Nevada miner and former associate of the four famous prospectors, recounts sleeping through coyotes, finding the Rip Van Winkle mine after a night of hunger, and selling it for about 100000 dollars. He claims ore assays of 2300 ounces to the ton and notes subsequent success across several mines in the Lone Mountain district.
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Happy Jack" Yore
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Washington wives aid summer columns draw attention
Washington paper features several congressmen's wives as contributors to its pages. Mrs. William P. Borland writes on Washington as a summer resort, praising the city, while Mrs. Fred A. Britten of Chicago signs a piece with her photo praising the new street traffic regulations enjoyed by the ladies.
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Their Married Life in London's Grosvenor and Simpson's
After a rough Channel crossing Helen and Warren arrive at Victoria Station and check into the Grosvenor. Exhausted but hungry, they push through fatigue to a hearty Simpson's meal where Helen regains strength. Warren touts English fare and a warm bath back at the hotel to end the evening.
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Canada Smokes Rise as Inland Revenues Reports Cigarette Use
Figures from the department inland revenues in Ottawa show Canada smoked 975 325 501 cigarettes last year, an increase of nearly 200 million over 1911. The data highlights a growing national habit and a substantial year-on-year rise in tobacco consumption across the country.
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