Uncle Sam Urges Public Use of National Parks
Secretary of the Interior urges Americans to explore and enjoy national parks as living playgrounds not mere conservation exhibits. The piece highlights Mesa Verde in Colorado, its cliff dwellings, and the idea that use supports prosperity while preserving scenery for future generations.
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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 Trade Sets Record Monthly Exports and Imports
Uncle Sam figures show May exports at 472000 dollars, beating all prior monthly records by 61 million and surpassing March high marks. The year to May totals reach 4.13 billion, with imports at 220 million for May and a yearly import total of 2.11 billion, marking the largest trade balance on record.
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Uncle Sam
Industry Beama The saphalt industry last year results
The report notes the asphalt sector’s performance in the prior year with discussion of export activity to the United States. It highlights material production, quarry supply, and references to refining outputs and market conditions affecting demand and pricing in the U S. The document cites changing volumes and perceived profitability within the sector.
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Beama
United States
Waterel
Mindanao Moros shift from war to schooling and reform
A century ago Moros resisted outside rule with force, but officials report a changed Mindanao. Peace diplomacy, gifts, and projects have replaced brute power, with Moros sending children to public schools, leaders funding early schools, and a growing move toward modern dress and professional careers. Baseball aids cultural blend as Moros and Filipinos anticipate further integration.
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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 Pneumatic or gasoline fueled weed burner is described to clear growth along the S00 line between Whitetail and Flaxton. Four units on a low track extend across the track and burn weeds close to the ground. The central housing shields heat from escaping and the device is pushed by a locomotive for quick, economical use.
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Whitetail
Flaxton
Persia Begins First Railroad to Tabriz on Frontier Route
The American Attache describes Persia’s inaugural line from Jhalfa on the Russia Transcaucasia frontier to Tabriz. The one train carried officials and freight for military use, with a five hour return leg to Jhalfa covering about 150 miles. Spectators watched villagers atop huts, many seeing a railroad for the first time. hopes run high for broader Persian and regional trade development.
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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 text describes a yard engineer at Van Wert involved in a sequence of unclear events. The fragment mentions a weld, a tree dispute, and a rifle-like phrase, but the readable content is too corrupted to extract a coherent incident, names, or concrete actions.
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van Wert
Fragmentary dialogue from an old text page
A distorted passage records scattered speech about an aeroplane and a backyard setting. It includes garbled lines and questions such as Where's your aeroplane and Didn’t you Lolpa you come burro bo mie hia ano Malang visit, offering little coherent context or identifiable figures.
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Mr. Sunith
Thought Whalebones Improve Figures in Whale Carrion
A fragment notes that whalebones and whale carrion were assessed, mentioning a figure near half a ton and referencing Patrice and Qian in a historical or perplexing context. The readable pieces suggest a discussion of whale parts and weight estimates without a clear narrative or full details.
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Patrice
Recovery of oil and grease by steam turbine centrifugal device
An English railroad company uses a centrifugal hyder extractor to recover oil and grease from waste rags and wipers. The unit employs a fixed outer cylinder and a perforated inner drum that spins rapidly to fling material against the wall, forcing grease into the outer chamber for collection. Exhaust steam from a small turbine helps melt grease and loosen oil from fabrics, enabling direct reuse after washing.
Powerful Headlights Ordered by Interstate Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission sustained a rule requiring all locomotives used in road service between sunset and sunrise to have headlights capable of revealing a man-sized object at 1,000 feet. Railroad officials argued the $9,000,000 cost and questioned safety gains, while the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers supported the standard. The rule became effective October 1 of the prior year after several hearings.
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Interstate Commerce Cons
Commission
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Speed of German Train Delays and Rapid Routes
A fragmentary report notes the fastest German express service claiming the capreses irmlae route between Vrowian Minden and Lambete Nurerabierg tmpris with trains reaching 175 miles per hour. It mentions Bartle to Haile Ot and the Lambete line achieving high speeds, citing a journey time of minutes for the rapid connection.
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Nurerabierg
AEM mdi Pew Deere
Bartle
Haile
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