Uncle Sam’s Push to Open National Parks to People
Secretary Lane argues parks should be lived in not fenced off. The article extols vast vistas at Mesa Verde in Colorado, describing cliff dwellings, Sky Temple, and the Little People legend, noting early exploration and continued public interest in conserving scenery by use.
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Sam
Lane
Department of the Interior
Ous
Secretary of the Interior
Inculwinace
U. A
Yellowstone
Yooruulte
Colorado
Cum Palace
Spruce Tree House
Mesa Verde
Cim Palace
J. Walter Fewkes
American exports set new monthly record in May
U S figures show May exports at 4720000 dollars with a record total import value of 2200000 dollars. The May trade surplus reached 24010000, the largest on record, while the year to May totals rose sharply.
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Uncle Sam
Industry Beama The saphalt industry last year report
The United States government audit summarizes the asphalt industry, noting significant wartime production shifts. It details quarry exports and chemical processing outputs, referencing specific compounds and national demand, with implied financial and logistical implications.
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Beama
United States
Waterel
Moros Turn From War to Peace in Mindanao
A 1920s Globe analysis argues the Moro archipelago has shifted from brutal campaigns to soft power. Peace diplomacy, gifts, and schooling under American oversight are reshaping Mindanao and its people toward civilization. Moros adopt modern dress, send children to public schools, and await broader industrial growth with rubber cultivation and legal progress.
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Manila Bay
Afindanao
Philippines
Moroland
Monroe Woolley
Allen Saturday Globe
Philippine
Mindanao
Min- Here
Manila
Manuel Quezos
Washington
Novel Weed Burner for Trackside Vegetation Control
A new weed burner designed to clear vegetation along the S00 line between Whitetail and Flaxton uses gasoline fuel from a tank atop a low-track contrivance. The device extends across the track and places burners close to the ground to burn weeds efficiently, with a shroud to prevent heat escape, pushed by a locomotive.
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Whitetail
Flaxton
Persia's First Railroad Opens To Tabris Amid Excitement
American Attache Henry D. Baker describes Persia's inaugural railway from Jhalfa on the Russian frontier to Tabris. The 12 hour journey replaced multi day carriage travel, drawing crowds of foreign officials. The line, initially freight only for military use, may expand toward Teheran and connect with British India railways, hopes of regional commercial development cited.
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Persia
Trafic
Jhalfa
Russia
Transenuvasia
Tabriz
Henry D. Baker
Petrograd
Baker
Tabris
Ita
Tubrie
Aros
Tubria
Teherwa
Perala
Ispahan
Beluchistay
Traffe
Black Sea
Fredlannd
Engine Reated Master Kindly at Van Wert Yard
A garbled OCR style report describes a yard engineer at Van Wert involved in an unclear incident. Details are unreadable with numerous misreads, but the piece centers on an engine related mishap and subsequent actions at the yard. No precise names, dates, or outcomes are recoverable from the fragment.
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van Wert
Fria etrmnt visit stirs odd exchange in rural dialogue
In a scrambled rural exchange, the speaker asks about an aeroplane for Mr Sunith while mentioning a FD checked out to a Fria entmrt ant Womar backyard. The reply hints at lacking acupigan and a curious bid. A follow up questions if Lolpa arrived to a burro visit, indicating a puzzled visit scene.
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Mr. Sunith
Thought Whalebones Improve Figures
A cryptic line discusses whale carrion and whalebodies with a rough estimate near half a ton, mentioning Patrice and Qian in a fragmented, unclear context. The readable bits hint at historical dating or translation issues rather than a clear event.
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Patrice
Recovery system for oil and grease from waste rags
An English railroad company uses a centrifugal extractor and steam turbine setup to recover up to 90 percent of oil and grease from waste rags and wipers. The revolving perforated cylinder drives drying and separation, with steam exhaust aiding grease release and enabling direct reuse after washing.
Powerful Headlights Ordered by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission sustained a rule requiring all steam locomotives in road service to carry 100 foot headlights from sunset to sunrise. Hearings heard railroad officials estimate a $9,000,000 price tag to implement the rule. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers backed the rule which aims to ensure a locomotive headlight can reveal a man sized object at 1,000 feet or more ahead under normal conditions. Railroads argued the headlights would be costly and dangerous to operatives and questioned the practical impact.
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Interstate Commerce Cons
Commission
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Speed of German Train Across Europe
The article describes a fast express train from Germany on the route between Hanover and Hamburg taking about 60 minutes to cover 175 miles. It notes the late journey time from Minden toward the route via Berlin, mentioning the speed and an express service between Bartle and Haile Ot, with reference to the Lambete Nurerabierg region and the capresse irmlae on the Zag route.
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Nurerabierg
AEM mdi Pew Deere
Bartle
Haile
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