Roosevelt Kinship Traced to Baldernoob Roots in Scotland
A noted antiquarian links President Roosevelt’s maternal Bulloch line to Baldernoob in Stirlingshire, Scotland, with Celtic origins and intermarriage into Highland families. The Bulloch name emerged in mid eighteenth century, while American and Canadian branches seem to be thinning. The piece also surveys climatic and scenic contrasts from Hawaii to Darjeeling and across Himalayan terrain.
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Roosevelt
Misa Bulloch
Georgia
Bulloch
South Carolina
Britain
Baldernood
America
Canada
Mr. Roosevelt
Thermit Welding Extends Aluminum Joint Capabilities
Thermit welding, a German process using a aluminum and ferric oxide mix, yields 3000°C heat to create iron and aluminum oxide. Joints formed are stiffer than riveted, home to better electrical conduction and smoother trolley line connections, enhancing roadbed and rolling stock life.
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Germany
Europe
Corelli on Literature and the Literary Life
Marie Corelli discusses the literary life as choosing one’s own company and ruling millions under no subjection. She lists rewards like autographs, interviews, love letters, marriage offers, and rumors, but favors a cheerful, tranquil spirit and noble ideals. She would choose the life literary over royalty or common life.
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Strand
Magasine
Marie Coreill
Life Literary
Misa Corelli
Three Temperature Zones In One Hour
Within an hour one can traverse tropical subtropical and temperate climates. Only two places on Earth allow passing through three temperature zones in such a short time. Hawaii is cited as one of the locations where this feat is possible.
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Bombesstern India
Geographical Journal
Hawaii
Pacific
United States
Darjeeling
Government and Naval Officials En titled to Much Credit in the Work
Japan has advanced education through private schools, temple academies, and state seminaries. Dutch, English, French, German, and Russian studies opened doors to European science, culminating in an English Japanese dictionary and a modern medical school. Native scholars now supply teachers, boosting Japan’s government and military prowess seen in the 1894-95 war and the Peking expedition. A barber recounts shaving labor and strokes as a cautionary tale of daily work. A parasite from California and West Australia targets the codling moth in South America, increasing apple maturity to 95 percent in pest-free orchards, with West Australia supplying the parasite soon for cultivation.
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Japan
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Hus
Europe
Tokic
Institute For Foreign Science
Ministry of Education
China
Peking
George Compere
California
West Australia
South America
San Francisco
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Voss
Corell
Philadelphia
Jue Sant Ponuiftre
Plyitur Sym Plans
Ladio Kaswory
Cantanos Nedicina Co
Churianuogn
Kent
el Paso
Ig Railway
Texas and Pacif
Texas
Ib Go Paci
Uim
New Orleans
Shreveport
Anis Wileutehauge
Louisheeper
Hart
W. Culki
el Paco Tex
Lurner
Dalia
Terns
Stevens
J. Stevens Arms and Tool Co
P.O. Be
Chicopee Falls, Mass
New England Watch Co
Waterbury, Cor
New York
Chicago
Sap
Ator
Oor
Ito
Candy Cathartic
Jowele
Victor J. Evans & Co
Evans Building
Washington, D. C
Coryrichts &c
Cosm.muntea
A Munn & Co
All Newsdencsn
Gsf St
Washington
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