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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1936

Page

3

Helgoland Shrinks Beneath North Sea Waters

Washington reports Helgoland amid international dispute over refortification. The Frisian island now faces steady erosion with about 2,500 inhabitants at risk as a submerged ledge hints at its former fivefold size. Helgoland history notes pilot and fisher folk life and a 1890 trade by Britain for Zanzibar.

Washington, D. C Germany Helgoland Europe National Geographic Society Morse Bornholm

Decathlon Winner Helgoland Flags Its Green Rock

The article describes Helgoland as a triangular rock in the North Sea doomed to melt, with three distinct parts Oberland Unterland and Dune. It notes the rock’s green pasturage and the flag colors green red white inspired by the island’s landscape and features.

North Sea Oberland Unterland

Perpetual Ice Found Under Hot Lava Bed

A New Mexican lava bed with a surprisingly chilly interior draws a visitor who climbs rubble to peer into a cavern. The scene reveals a bank of ice formed by dead air in lava pores, insulating the cold core from the hot surface.

New York

Blazing Ice Box Is Task for Firemen

A blaze in Louis Martin's home started when a plumber’s blow torch set the ice box on fire. Firemen responded to the call after an anxious resident reported the blaze and found the box already aflame.

San Antonio Tex Louis Martin

World War I Button That Became a Fortress Story

A change mocked as swapping an entire suit for a trouser button proved vital as the button stood as a strong fortress in the war. Nearby, in August 1914, a misty morning saw the first serious naval clash of the conflict with British victory leaving wreckage in the North Sea.

North Sea

Fingerprints Grow in Popularity Among Citizens

Washington reports 5,897,000 fingerprint cards on file with the federal bureau as daily additions of about 4,000 continue. Civil and criminal files serve protective purposes, with notable names like John D. Rockefeller Jr., Sir Ronald Lindsay, John Boles, James Cagney, Freeman Gosden, and Charles Gorrell among the civil entries.

Washington Federal Bureau of Investigation J. Edgar Hoover Bureau Justice Department John D. Rockefeller, Jr Ronald Lindsay John Boles James Cagney Freeman Gosden Charles Gorrell Amos and Andy

Richest in Japan Named Daughter of Prince Saionji

The daughter of Prince Saionji, noted as the richest in Japan, is described as the last of the elder statesmen. Baron Sumitomo serves as president of Sumito.

Saionji Baron Sumitomo The Sumito

Trees for Constitution Anniversary Planned Nationwide

The sesquicentennial commission outlines a nationwide tree planting drive to honor the Constitution. Groups from women’s clubs to schools will plant trees to mark the 150th anniversary, with major events at state and local levels and a hope for hundreds of millions of trees nationwide.

United States Sesquicentennial Commission Congress American Tree Association Consti Washington Bupreme Court George Washington General Federation of Women's Clubs H. G. Bogram CCC

Howehold Garden Tips and Cleaning Advice

Cleaning glass in oven doors with vinegar followed by soap and water. Do not prune climbing roses in fall. Cut out dead canes next spring. A damp cloth with baking soda removes tea and coffee stains from china cups. For acid soil, mix hydrated lime into the topsoil two weeks before planting bulbs. A thick cloth protects silver from scratches.

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