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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1935

Page

3

Danish Christmas stamp launches global anti tuberculosis drive

Riis inspired a Danish led mercy campaign that printed two million stamps for tuberculous children and a hospital fund. The effort grew into annual Christmas seal sales raising millions, supported by the American Red Cross and National Tuberculosis Association, shaping a nationwide public health movement.

NCE Jacob A. Riis New York City Outlook Uncle Sam Santa Claus Denmark Copenhagen Holboell Australia Holland Germany Hans Christian Andersen Sea Breeze New York Children’s Hospital National Association For the Study and Prevention Tuberculosis Committee South Riis Emily Bissell Delaware Red Cross Philadelphia Bissell American Red Cross Red Cross United National Tuberculosis Association Union

Lost mine legend hides a perilous desert quest

A 1902 treasure legend centers on the Find a gold mine in Death Valley east range, discovered by Smith who died in New York. A cryptic location notice tied to Greenwater copper camp offers clues via a map and a monstrous canyon with two rocks. Many attempted the trek but failed.

Death Valley Smith New York Greenwater United States Cuba Philippines J. W. Trotter

Swift and the Hidden Silver Mine of Boonesborough

A historic tale recounts Swift the captain who found a legendary silver mine in a Kentucky cave before the Revolution. He and an adopted Indian companion mined rich ore, coined Swift’s dollars, and fled as tribesmen pursued them. Later Swift and Boone failed to relocate the shaft as his eyesight failed. The mine remains hidden to this day.

America Swift Kentucky Boone Boonesborough

Prof Forgets How to Stop Car Delights Couple

A Brockton Enterprise humorous item recalls a professor who forgets how to brake during a test spin with his wife. He apologetically admits the lapse and plans to ask a mechanic at the next garage for help.

Enos Brockton Enterprise

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