Why the Dead Sea Is Salty
The Dead Sea remains buoyant due to its high salinity from salt springs, surface-water drainage over salt ranges, and evaporation. These processes leave salt behind, increasing density and preventing sinking. The note cites the 1929 Western Newspaper Union summary of factors behind the sea’s salinity.
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Dead Sea
Western Newspaper Union
Selfishness of Smokers
Dean of Men at the University of Illinois argues that smoking hurts some people and helps others but the key fault is smokers selfishness and their disregard for others. He cites cases at a game party and bus rides where smoke inconvenienced non-smokers, noting a decline in manners since Victorian times.
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Kentucky School Uses Radio for Class Work
At Condit school in South Ashland a radio set in an office room broadcasts educational programs from various stations during the day. Teachers connect to the programs as needed, using Walter Damrosch musical broadcasts as the initial model. Principal H R Green expanded by installing additional speakers to extend daily educational use.
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H.R. Green
Riches of Osage and Quapaw tribes from oil and minerals
The Osage and Quapaw tribes prosper from land later rich in oil zinc and lead. Osage head rights exceed $100,000 each, while Quapaws receive royalties totaling over $1,500,000 for 63 members. Some individuals, like Anna Beaver Bear Hallam, have seen monthly incomes reach $50,000.
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Oklahoma City
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Quapaws
Anna Beaver Bear Hallam
Anna Beaver
Harry Payne Whitney
New York
Village clock in Mamburg marks 368 years of time
A historic village clock in Mamburg Germanguv, known as Curslack mock, has ceased its continuous timekeeping run after 368 years. The clock had been correct since Wal.
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Germanguv
Curslack
Wal
Laws Of The Future Save No Police Men Atchison Globe
A compact note from the Atchison Globe laments that future laws cannot shield those who break them, highlighting a cautionary view on crime and consequence. The item emphasizes accountability beyond imagined protections.
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Atchison Globe
Historic Oak at Rome to Be Protected by City
The Juniculato hill oak once linked to Tasso and St. Philip Neri will be enclosed and protected by Rome’s municipal park service after a lightning strike damaged the tree. Only a small portion remains of the famed landmark tied to Italian literary and religious heritage.
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Juniculato Hill
Tasso
Philip Neri
Hood
Pak
Uehtning
Curtiss predicts man will reach the moon and Venus
Glenn Curtiss, based in Miami, says interplanetary travel is possible and that man will go from Earth to the moon. He notes the need for a strong craft, oxygen and food, and cites aviation pioneers like Lindbergh as models for the journey. He has set up a Miami factory, two air bases, and a flying school.
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Fla
Glenn Curtiss
Moon
Venus
Earth
Uy Tu
Jules Verne
Bhiiy
Curtiss
Social Rules In Washington Guide New Arrivals
Hostesses entering the capital with the new administration must learn the rigid social rules and regulations that govern ceremonies in Washington. Ignorance of these expectations can lead to awkward situations during a stay in the national capital.
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National Capital
Washington protocol and rank at official dinners
The article discusses the lack of a formal court of appeals in Washington for state etiquette. It notes diplomats must uphold their country’s dignity, and stresses that wives of officials learn quickly which ranks apply at dinners to avoid embarrassment and faux pas in social events.
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Washington
Court of Appeals
State Department
Cooper Chinst
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Elderly pupil earns diploma at Chicago night school
Among 13 graduates from the elementary night school in SennyWigh Chicago is Mrs Alice Garrett aged 81. The great grandmother plans to begin high school next fall and will review Ursuline studies in St Louis as she brushes up.
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SennyWigh
Chicago
Alice Garrett
Castoria Endorsed as Safe Baby Remedy in Homes
A nostalgic advertisement extols Castoria as a trusted vegetable remedy for infants. It claims millions of households keep a bottle, promising relief for colic and constipation, with doctors’ approval and easy access from every druggist.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Eases Stomach Ailments
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick relief for gas and sour stomach. It claims complete acidity neutralization, tranquilized digestion, and suitability for children, promising dietary freedom and faithful action.
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