Berea College Uses Wood To Power Campuses and Train Students
Berea College in Kentucky owns two mountains and 4000 acres of forest with a steam operated sawmill but does not cut sound trees. Students work two hours daily under a labor supervisor, earning wages to fund their education while learning forestry and campus maintenance. The forest supplies timber for fuel and heat used across dormitories and Boone Tavern.
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Berea College
Cumberland Mountains
Kentucky
Marie Dickore
American Forestry Magazine
Boone Tavern
Beren
Forestry Department
Giant Skeleton Unearthed From Secrist Mound in Pennsylvania
Dr. W J Holland and Dr. Peterson of the Carnegie Museum opened a mound on J B Secrist farm in South Huntington township and retrieved a skeleton of a man eight to nine feet tall. The mummified torso is dated at least 400 years old and linked to the mound builder race that preceded Native Americans. The bones and torso were sent to the Carnegie Museum for study.
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W. J. Holland
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburgh
Peterson
Greensburg
Philadelphia Inquirer
J. B. Secrist
Huntington Township
Secrist
Holland
Golf Ball Displays Sense On Romford Links
A golfer sliced a drive at Romford links sending the ball across a roadway into an upstairs window. The ball returned to the front door mat like a trained child, then rolled downstairs and back to its mat. Homeowners remained unaware of the incident as the ball’s apparent obedience caused no trouble.
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Romford
Lordon Mull
No More Tarts War Echoes Food Craft Loss in France
The Manchester Guardian warns that wartime scarcity eroded pastry craft as 20,000 French apprentices fled the trade. While soldiers baked mud pies in the trenches, they forgot how to flute icings and combine creams with almond paste to create famed Parisian gateful and tarts. Children face a future without these skills.
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Manchester Guardian
France
Paris
England Embraces Spanish Influence In Fashion and Arts
England shows a surge of interest in Spanish culture with two Spanish plays in London, popular Spanish singers and dancers, and women adopting Spanish hairstyles and mantilla styles. The nation curates new dances with Spanish flair.
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England
London
Fashion and liberty clash over ear rings and clothing
A satirical critique by Caroline Coler from Sidney Nebraska rails against fashion dictates forcing women to wear ear rings and trends. It decries male control, defends liberty, and calls for reform while noting other seasonal topics and a new serial The Homestead er. The piece ends with Christmas season reflections and community messages.
Lodge Pole Teams Apol ogize For Wild Statement
Lodge Pole teams issue a written apology after a controversial remark during a game. The article notes the referee was replaced for lacking quick sight and judgment, and parts of the original report are reprinted here.
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Lodge Pole
Notes on the Game Opening season victory cheers
A large number of our fans accompanied the teams on the trip and cheered them to victory. Potter simply hated to see their teams defeated for the opening of the season.
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Potter
Lodge Pole Panthers Triumph Over Potter Team on Turkey Day
Lodge Pole high school coached by Prof. Herring routed Potter on Turkey Day winning 40 to 16. John Carey starred at guard and limited Potter’s fastest player, marking his first game with strong defense and scoring.
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Lodge Pole High School
Herring
Lodge Pole
Potter
John Carey
Johnnie
Progressive Sunday School Team Beats Town Club 34 to 19
The Progressive Sunday School basketball squad defeated the Lodge Pole town team 34 to 19 after a high school game. The town team showed rough play in the second half, provoking criticism and an apology letter from Lodge Pole officials.
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Herring
Potter
Lodge Pole
Lodge Pole Express
Correspondents Wanted for Country News in The Review
The Review seeks new or returning country correspondents from Bethel Sextorp Pleasant View Dye and nearby centers to report weekly happenings. Need not be educated. any man or woman willing to share local news is urged to volunteer. Also mentions Leafdale & Woten Investment Co offering insurance and farm loans.
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the Review
Bethel
Sextorp
Pleasant View
Dye
Leafdale & Woten Investment Co
For Sale Melime twe row lister Palmer Thurs ton Nebr
A fragment from a Palmer Thurst on Nebr listing a cheap item for sale. The readable portion mentions a Melime twe row lister available locally with a brief note on affordability. No clear seller or price provided in the legible text.
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Palmer Thurston, Potter, Nebr
Leafdale Fire Insurance Policies Spotlight
The notice highlights Leafdale fire insurance policies as best and most phere offerings. It emphasizes policy options, coverage facets, and potential cost considerations for local residents seeking reliable protection.
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H. Stevens
Owzier
Nebraska
Country Campbell Newspaper
Potter, Nebr
The
United States
Editorial
Caroline Coler
Sidney, Nebraska
Becaus
St. George
Bremaben
QUBR
F. “McK
Turkey
Prof. Herring
Nebr
Mr. Schellenberg
Chas. Fusa
Seaeengy
Johnson-Cords Co
Rae
Cheyenne County
Thornburg & Hager
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