Diamond Lake region expansion hailed for Crater Lake park growth
Senate support for enlarging Crater Lake National Park to include Diamond Lake region in Oregon would add about 92 800 acres to the existing 150 460 acre park. The plan, backed by the National Park Service, aims to increase camping and fishing, improve roads, and extend the Rim road around Crater Lake for a fuller summer playground experience.
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Rater Lake National Park
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National Park Service
Crater Lake
Klamath County
Oregon
California
Medford
Southern Pacific
Klamath Falls
Kirk
Park
Cascades
Diamond Lake
Crater Iake
Tiamond Iake
Crater Inke
Piaces
Dinmart Lake
Nahorly
Tiamond Lake
Howléck Mountain
Crater Lake National Park
Yellowstone and Crater Lake as National Playground Stretch
The piece argues national parks should be expanded to boost recreation and tourism, highlighting Yellowstone’s growth plans toward the Tetons and Jackson Hole, plus Sequoia’s Roosevelt-adjacent expansion. It contrasts Rocky Mountain’s model and details Crater Lake’s unique beauty and geology in depth.
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Ehale
Washington
California
Mt Hainer
Hood
Adams
Mt. Jefferson
Three Sisters
Mt. McLoughlin
Shasta
Lausen
Mount Mazama
Ita
Adenilste
Mazami
Inken
Crater
Klamath
Cascade Mountains
Mysterious Inke
Crater Iake
Crater Inke
Forgotten Arts Of Japan In Modern Times Note
A fragmented note on Japan from the Japan Advertiser discusses forgotten arts and a shift toward money and accumulation. It mentions youths, politeness, and a transition from art to practical concerns, reflecting cultural critique amid wartime tensions. The text also contains disjointed wartime dialogue about soldiers and danger.
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Japan Advertiser
Han
Ite
Blow
Roan Middie
The Road to Promotion for a Shepherd Boy
A youth named David is chosen over Saul as Samuel anoints him in Bethlehem. The lesson stresses God’s inward qualities over outward shows, and that God’s choices uplift humble shepherds to lead and protect His flock.
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David
Samual
Bethlehem
Saul
God
Sanuel la
Jesse
Samuel
Sam
Samwel
Sam Level
David Tectet
Peaceful life as a garden of the soul
The quote depicts a state of inner peace under divine guidance where religious duties mature when one lives in harmony with others. It argues that petty excitements and self interests hinder spiritual growth, urging serious, calm, wise living and warning that progress ceases amid small enmities.
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J. B. Mozley
One of the Great Laws and Love One Another
Fragmentary text discusses the Great Law of "Love one another" applied to nations and individuals. It emphasizes universal harmony, mutual regard, and the moral duty to seek peace and avoid conflict across communities.
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Eaven
Baboon Trained as Shepherd Aids Infant Care
A letter to the Atlantic Monthly notes baboons’ aptitude as foster guardians for motherless infants and even for large flocks. One observer reports a baboon guarding a Kafir infant for over two years, never feeding it, while others describe baboons tending hundreds of sheep, though noise can trigger a wild fleeing panic.
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W. C Scully
Atlantic Monthly
Mtoro Brhoona
Ae Shepherda
Thors
Bovern
Mr. Sently
Parade Misstep Sparks Sergeant Barker’s Outburst
Recruits stumble under harsh drill as Barker roars at Smudger for wrong turns. Smudger, flustered, jokes he felt like he was at a fancy dress ball twisted about on a meat jack in parade confusion.
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Barker
Brudger Smiff
Stmudger
Smudger
Willing Clark Opposes Doctors With Fresh Air Doctrine
Willing Clark argues against medical treatment and proclaims fresh air, pure water, and exercise can cure illnesses even smallpox. He enters a downtown drug store and declares there is enough poison there to kill all Indianapolis residents, prompting a store clerk to respond with a practical and grim retort.
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Clark
Tio
Indianapolis
Indianapolis News
Not Interested In Tomar Colosseum Visit
In a brief exchange with Quizzer and Filmhound, the Colosseum in Toma is described as closed for repairs for several years, deterring a visit.
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Quizzer
Toma
Colosseum
Filmhound
Huang Bhan’s Readlene Appears in Irregular Showing
A truncated clipping notes Huang Bhan presenting a work titled Readlene amid an unclear venue. The brief mentions a sequence of three hutdre in a garbled line, with no further context or dates.
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Huang Bhan ‘Girantet
Hutdre la “Readlene
Fragmentary Historic Notice From A Distant Courier
A garbled OCR fragment references unidentified places and people in a blurred narrative. It mentions a king, a voyage, and distant lands with scattered proper nouns including Belgium and Blythe, but the text remains largely indecipherable and lacks a coherent event or date.
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Mount Whitney
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Uncle Sam
United States Railroad Administration
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Forgotten Arts OF
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meNe
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Usiew
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Raul
Saniel
Athornty
Curatira
Durant
Oklahoma
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Eczema
Dastoratt Reault
Hunt
Hunts
Teal Byoln Medical
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Ithys
Sivas Ule
Colorado
Albert
Belgiaus
Geigi
Ealty
Parry
Pseu
Ian
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