Desert TB Camp Promoted by St Louis Philanthropist
A St Louis philanthropist founded a desert outdoor camp for consumptives near India Cal. The plan included farm plots to fund care, tents for patients, and communal meals. The project aimed to treat pulmonary disease despite farming difficulties and high desert dryness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death Valley
St. Louis
N. O. Nelson
Great American Desert
Desert
Consumpion
Forenan
The Broncho Crowned Champion Pacers at Cleveland
Enthusiastic horsemen credit The Broncho mare with three world pacing records at Cleveland. The quiet mare, The Broncho daughter of Storm Cliffe, won the free for all pace in three straight heats defeating Baron Grattan Maud Keswick Nervola and Hazel Patch. Times were 3 03 2 03 1 4 and 3 02 3 4. Charley Dean praised her as she finished unurged and hinted at potential 2:00 pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Cleveland
Stormcliffe
Baron Grattan
Maud Keswick
Nervola
Hazel Patch
Charley Dean
Libertyville
Dan Patch
Pacers
Milwaukee
Menora
B.J
Adame
Digan
Queen of Pacers
Opmsons
Hol Qoera
Aaron Kattan
Drunken Repetition and Odd Exchanges Referenced in Milwaukee Memoir
A clipped dialogue from a Milwaukee feature shows a blurred exchange about borrowing money and drinking, with a remark about a man not recognizing someone due to his dog. The fragment hints at themes of addiction and social tension within a casual, urban setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis
bin Dog
Houstum
Sounding Depths of Sea and the Nero Deep Discovery
The Nero steam collier on a Pacific cable survey found the deepest ocean point, 5,209 fathoms, near Guam creating the Nero Deep. The voyage mapped 21,5195 miles zigzag with soundings every ten miles, expanding knowledge of seafloor and bottom materials while noting advances from Challenger and US Navy sounding tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nero
Pacific
Guam
Eamie
Exteria
Hestoning
Willan Thomson
Sir William
United States Navy
Coast Survey
Challenger
George
Belknap
Navy
Eae
California
Japan
Salemas Mo
Retknap
D. Sigsbee
Albatros
United States Fish Commission
Black sands near Pacific may yield steel via Lovett separator
Electrical smelting experts claim Pacific coast black sands contain enough iron to make commercial steel, replacing blast furnaces. The Lovett separator could extract iron and concentrate gold and other minerals, enabling magnet separation and new mineral recovery on the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Pacifc
C. BH. Wilson
Portland
Pel Eifle
Mr. Wilson
Black Sands
Chicago
Thomas J Lovett
Lovett
United States
Rusia
Congress
Conclusive Evidence Recited In Court Visitor Remarks
A fragmented passage mentions a visitor speaking of fearlessness toward churches. Mrs Horklis responds on fortune and a nonplaying subject. The text then shifts to references to authors, lawyers, ministers, a wedding, and unclear names suggesting a courtroom or social gathering context with various names and phrases.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roe Aly Decte
Trace Raley
Tetroen I
Missa River
Moet
St. Pat Paul
Minneapolis
North
Belt Lake City
Ute
Kansas City
Saint Lous
Memphis
The
Gowth
Springfield
Mexipois
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
G. W. Martin General Western
Itth ST
Denver, Colo
Eer
Sedford
Torime
DRS, Cunnington & Hocker
Ofvtoma
Evanston, Diamondville
Cumberland, Kemmerer
Dr. King
Betton
Pete's
Stock Exchange
Peter Gordon, JR
Oregon Short Line Railroad
sLy_ Granger
Kemmerer Ly
Montpelier
McCanmer Ly
Pocatello
Ano
Pocatello, Ly
Ogden Ly
Balthake Ly
Cumberland Branch
Cumberland Ar
Seeeseereesteess
John Hamilton
Kemmerer
Wyona
Spencer
A. G
East Lake City
Utah
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Pais
Lima
C$, Williams
West
Second South Steel
Salt Lake
Gig
Ted
Lewis Philanthrs
Ind
New Orleans
India
Aralia
North Atlantic
Sports and Athletics
Dean
Cleveland Leader
Broncho
Flrat Steelingot
Yin Mra Horklis
Chet Washington Bian
Houston Foat