Sequoia National Park A Century Of Giant Trees And History
Sequoia National Park, twenty four years old, rivals Yosemite and Yellowstone in fame. The text extols the General Sherman, Abraham Lincoln, and other giant trees, notes the park’s vast area 161,097 acres, and describes the giants’ immense dimensions, age and the surrounding landscape. It highlights John Muir’s affection for sequoias, park geography by RK. B. Marshall, and the park’s value for camping, fishing for golden trout, and scenic beauty near Mount Whitney and Owens River.
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Sequoia National Park
Hockies
Yellowstone
Sequoia
John Muir
RK. B. Marshall
Han
California
Yosemite
Mariposa Grove
Yosemite Valley
Yosemite Natonal Park
Tuolumne
United States
General Sherman
Abraham Lincoln
William McKinley
General Grant National Park
General Grant Sharea
Ellsworth Huntington
Koong
Encdus
Egypt
Marathon
Rome
Abraham Linesin
William McKining
Muir Grove
Dalton
America
Bettivia
Kies River
Veeset
Owens River
Mount Whitney
Ma Tiopal Park
Rail safety praised as sober crews avert disasters
The Canton Daily News cites Colliers and the Cutler Citizen praising a rail company for carrying 26,000 miles with 186,111,876 passengers and no passenger deaths last year. They credit strict sobriety among engineers and conductors for preventing accidents and costly drinking-related incidents.
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Andrum
Canton
Cutler
Fragmentary quote on politics and duty in a rural setting
The text presents garbled remarks about an electoral outcome and civic duty. A painter speaks of labor and obligation, mentioning a father forcing work on a barn and officials debating resignation. Named individuals and clear events are obscured by misread OCR.
Drunkenness and Divorce Patterns in Chicago
A Chicago newspaper summarizes findings on alcohol’s role in divorces. Habitual drunkenness appears in 152 cases, drunkenness and cruelty in 98, and drunkenness with other charges in 124 cases. Women filed most complaints in these categories, while other circuit court cases were not tabulated.
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Chicago
Superior Court
Circuit Court
Whisky Production Drops Across Kentucky Pennsylvania and Maryland
Figures from the Wall Street Journal show January whisky production down in Kentucky to 1 050 000 gallons from 6 102 463 the prior January with Pennsylvania at 1 079 808 gallons and Maryland 606 919. Bottled in bond also falls to 681 508 gallons from 924 187. Kentucky sees a 6.23 percent decrease while Pennsylvania declines about 33 percent and Maryland over 40 percent.
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Wall Street Journal
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Bond
Liquor a Home Wrecker in Divorce News
The Chicago Herald reports on alcohol's role in marriages and divorce. A tabulated study shows habitual drunkenness and cruelty as the most common charges in divorce cases, highlighting how alcohol affects family stability and home life.
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Chicago Herald
Chicago
Herald
Prohibition Comment Cited From A Russian Treasury Official
The American Review of Reviews notes a controversial claim by M. Kharitonom, Russia’s treasury controller, before the Thusainn budget committee. He asserts that Russia fares better with war and without vodka, than with vodka and without war, labeling it a striking remark on wartime policy.
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Charles Johnson
American Review of Reviews
Lipa
M. Kharitonom
Rusaian Treasury
Thusainn Par Marent
Itran Thas
Farmer Opposed to Roads Faces Rising Nitrogen Costs
The note points to issues with farmers complaining about road projects and rising nitrogen costs. It highlights dried blood as an expensive nitrogen source and concerns over hen welfare and productivity. The overheated critique stresses financial strain on poultry farming and broader agricultural costs.
Exposed Talk in Car Sparks Hay Fever Quip
A cartoonish exchange unfolds in a car where a man jokes about hay fever caused by pollen after sitting beside a girl with a copy of When Knight Hood Was in Flower. A tramp nearby laments being penniless and sleeping outdoors, while another man notes the punch line and doctor’s bill in a brief Christian Register snippet.
New England Hobos Request Fourth Doughnut
A housewife who gave a hobo three doughnuts that morning is asked for a fourth. The hobo politeness leads to a playful misunderstanding as he explains friends in the meadow want to play games of quoits.
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New England
Chun
Heart of Armenia Becomes Perilous Seat of Armenian Church
National Geographic describes Etchmiadzin as the heart of Armenian identity, its monastery and cathedral facing threats amid Russo-Turkish tensions. The article notes its historic role as religious and educational center, its library of ancient manuscripts, and the academy serving hundreds of students.
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Caucasus
Persia
Husain
Turkey
Behmiadzin
Holy See
National Geographic Society
Catholicum
Gregorian
Mount Ararat
Noah
Pereia
Erivan
Sancta Sophia
Constantinople
Asia
Russia
Echmiadsin
Ray
Echmindzin
Kehmiadaii
Uner Catholicus George IV
Armenia
Marriage and Mathematics Joke
An old mathematician explains marriage as addition multiplication division and subtraction. When divorce arises the Netoner asks about divorce, and the reply labels it as the denomination of tractions.
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Iage
Saffron Beam Quotation Sparks Offbeat Ciphering Exchange
In a clipped exchange, Saffron Beam says the fear you judge others harshly, while the altrutat retorts that it is not her fault. The posar mist notes that common folk display a broad yellow streak, shaping perceptions and vision.
Fresh Stuff From The Manner Resort Legends And Gossip
A fragmentary note describes a resort with old legends and current gossip as enough for a man who travels away from home to dodge domestic trouble. It suggests patience abused turns to fury in a terse, reflective tone.
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Garfield Grove
General Grant
George Washington
James Wolverton
Generel Sherman
Saqugia
Hostetter
Tank Beverly
Les
Grocers
Ady
Frilow
Cincinnati Hospstal
Lillian Russell
Christian Register
Heart OF Armenia
Echmiadzin
Gregorian Armenian Church
Kansas
Dean
Doan
Milburn CO
Buffalo
Patience
Renfrew (Ont
Panama Canal
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