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Newspaper

The Jansen News

Location

Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1924

Page

3

Isle Royale eyed as potential national monument

A historical article discusses Isle Royale in Lake Superior as a candidate for a national monument and possible future national park. It cites Secretary Work’s land set aside, donor land gifts, and local efforts to conserve the wilderness with moose, caribou, wolves, beaver, and prehistoric archaeological remains.

Isle Royale National Park Service Congress Franklin K Lane Interior Dickinson Sherman Royale Ioway Lake Superior Mississtern Uniti One National Park Mount Desert Keweenaw Keweeloper Peninsula Great Lakes O Royale North Superior Sault Ste. Marie Canada Osland Michigan Work Interior Department Island Copper Company Detroit Uncle Sam Lafayette National Park Maine Scenic West Grand Canyon National Park Appalachian Mountains Great Swamp Everglades Florida Georgia William P. Ferguson Franklin, Pa

Weekly Menu Suggestions and Recipes

A weekly menu lists breakfasts dinners and suppers from Sunday to Saturday with dishes like fried chicken lamb chops and tomato soup. It includes two dessert and snack items and ends with two recipes for potato dumplings and Duchess Cream with instructions and ingredients.

Whale shark a gentle giant of the oceans

A 30 foot model of a whale shark is on display at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. The giant appears harmless and feeds by filtering tiny creatures with gill rakers, while boasting thousands of teeth but a tiny bite. Sightings place him near Java and Australia with rare Atlantic encounters.

American Museum of Natural History New York Indian Ocean Atlantic Ocean Florida Brazil East Indian Java Philippines Japan New Guinea Australia

Quote on wealth and present happiness by Leigh Hunt

A concise reflection notes that few people, rich or poor, maximize what they have. In their quest to grow future wealth they often overlook the value and capability of their current enjoyment.

Leigh Hunt

Rhubarb in Season and Preserving Tips

Rhubarb shines in spring and pairs well with berries for canning. Use two quarts rhubarb to one quart berries or two pounds sugar per two pounds rhubarb for conserve with orange lemon raisins nuts. Also provides greens for spinach mustard and beet greens. Honey Tea Cakes mix honey sour cream eggs butter flour soda cream of tartar and bake thirty minutes.

Tub Your Film Waste Powers Shoe Toecaps

The article notes thousands of miles of film are used and discarded daily in theaters. Disused film is chemically cleansed to recover silver, enough to supply boot and shoe manufacturers. Toecaps in England and Europe may contain film-derived silver. You could be wearing a toe cap that once held Mary Pickford's curls.

England Mary Pickford

Bush berries and a rattlesnake on a mountain road

A Georgia to Indianapolis journey notes ripe berries by the roadside in Tennessee mountains. The writer recalls stopping to pick them when a rattlesnake warned off the intruder, prompting a hasty departure two years ago.

Georgia Indianapolis Tennessee

Ah She Loves Him London Times Personal

A cryptic London Times personal fragment expresses longing and commitment with a dramatic line about emigrating if separated by distance. The quote suggests intimate sentiment and melodramatic tone typical of late 19th century newspaper features.

Uses for Sulphur in Modern Industries

Sulphur is no longer used for making matches. Its main uses now are vulcanizing rubber making gunpowder and producing sulphuric acid. It is also sprayed on trees to kill insects.

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