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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1945

Page

2

What is Inisfail and the Indian status in Canada

A compact quiz item listing questions about Inisfail the legal status of Indians in Canada the difference between a story and a stogie the meaning of spreadhead and other trivia.

Canada United States

Ireland’s Poetic Name Test and Miscue Cues

A compact guide lists terms and phrases: poetic name for Ireland, Canadian minors, stogy versus stogie meaning, a multi column headline, Boston Com fions in Boston, the number four, and awkward blunt speech. It also notes the Oakland Bay Bridge in San Francisco.

Ireland Canada Boston Oakland Bay Bridge San Francisco

Micro Pantograph Reproduces Writing on Minute Scale

Two New Yorkers built a micro pantograph twenty years ago that uses a diamond point on glass to reproduce legible writing at extreme magnification. It can produce about 32 million English words or 400 novels per square inch.

Veterans urged to study Alaska homestead opportunities

Western Newspaper Union reports the Interior Department warns ex servicemen to research land rules before filing. Alaska offers 160 acre homesteads and five acre nonmineral claims with 90 day priority. fur farming and mining potential noted amid vast mineral wealth and travel growth.

Arctic Circle Aleutian Islands United States Alaska Geological Survey Bureau of Mines Washington, D. C Fred W. Johnson General Land Office Pte Richard Bean U. S. Army Newport, N. H Joseph D. Joiner U. S. Navy Atlanta, Ga Mildred H. Dietrich the Waves St. Nazianz Wisc Interior Department

Dam Projects Could Create A Million Jobs

The bureau of reclamation outlines 400 plus irrigation and power projects across 17 western states. If funded, construction would employ up to 450,000 in year one and near one million at peak, with materials sourced from 31 states and opportunities for veterans to settle on reclaimed lands.

Alaska Asia Europe Bureau Bureau of Reclamation Maine California

Unsurveyed Public Lands Ratios Highlighted in 1944 Diagram

As of June 30, 1944, remaining public lands excluding government purchases for resettlement or other uses totaled 168,236,447 acres, with 37,567,096 outside grazing districts and 130,669,351 within grazing districts. The accompanying diagram notes that portions of the western states remained unsurveyed.

Lesson for July 1 on Scripture texts and sects

A brief note outlines a July 1 lesson focusing on scripture texts and sects as part of an old International Council of Bel Tea aueations program. It highlights subject matter and intended study points without detailing events or attendees.

Old International Council of Bel Tee

God Made Heaven and Earth and Man in His Image

A faith sermon outlines Genesis creation with God as eternal maker. It stresses that God created heaven and earth, humans in His image, and all things as very good, urging revival of true Christianity amid modern decay and calls for righteous action.

God Heaven Earth Matthew Henry Matt

It's Easy to Carry Stand With a Tray

A simple tray and folding stand provide versatile uses from serving to outdoor lunches. Construct from plywood with a gallery edge, hand openings, and webbed stand, no special tools needed. Pattern 268 offers full-size cut patterns and materials list for assembly.

Relic of Ancient Battle of Wits In Wales Congress

A relic from an old contest where heroes used wits instead of weapons is believed to remain from a Wales literary congress. A poet improvises a verse to elicit unique harpist variations and often ends the music mid sentence to surprise the singer.

Wales Collier

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