Highest Laboratory on Mt Evans Extends Denver Campus
The University of Denver expands to Mt Evans peak 14259 feet, building the world's highest laboratory near the Jungfraujoch joint MIT Denver project. A nine truck caravan moved 40 sections weighing 200 to 500 pounds each to the site, with walls removed for wind protection and metal enclosures grounding lightning and rodents. Dr. D Amour studies rat physiology at high altitude as meteorology seeks a high altitude observatory.
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Mt. Evans
United States
Europe
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Fred D'Amour
Department of Meteorology
Portrait of Jehovah From Ras Shamra Tablet Unearthed
A 12th century BCE bas-relief found at Ras Shamra Syria offers a rare visual of El later identified with Yahweh Jehovah. The carving shows an aged stern deity on a throne beside the city king offering a scepter and pitcher, unfinished and buried after invasions.
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Ras Shamra
Syria
Claude Schaeffer
French National Museums
Schaeffer
Israel
Jehovah
Yahweh
Cattle Tick Fever Nearly Wiped Out in United States
Washington reports federal quarantine areas in the South reduced by 28150 square miles and remaining parishes in Louisiana and Florida phased out. The USDA notes ticks as disease vectors and cites dipping and movement controls as key to eradicating cattle tick fever, with a map showing shrinking quarantine zones since 1906.
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United States
Washington
South
Louisiana
Florida
Texas
Annals of Bacteriology and
Theobald Smith
United States Department of Agriculture
Fingerprints May Reveal Health and Character Traits
New York scientists report that fingerprints could, in future, indicate heredity, character and health, and possibly criminal tendencies. Dr. John A. Larson tested 3,524 mental patients at Eloise state hospital, noting lower arch distribution in schizophrenia patients and altered patterns among sex delinquents with no mental illness. He cautions against premature conclusions and notes heredity and racial patterns may link to fingerprint similarity within families.
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New York
American Orthopsychiatric Association
John A. Larson
Psychopathic Clinic
Recorder's Court
Detroit
Larson
Eloise State’ Hospital
Apricots From Asia May Flourish in Dakotas
Brookings reports that apricot cultivation could spread to the Dakotas as Dr. N B Hansen at the South Dakota State College introduces an Asiatic apricot species from Manchuria. The plant, tested for about twelve years, shows hardy performance in northern plains conditions.
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Northwest
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South Dakota
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Dakotas
Manchusia
Unida Petition and the March Financial Network
The piece profiles Juan March a Madrid based financier and alleged war sponsor detailing his rise from onion peddler to wealth through banks shipping lines and land holdings. It notes his role in supporting fascist movements in Spain and his extensive Mediterranean influence and then shifts to Frederic F Van De Water’s Kipling background and journalism career.
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Juah March
Spain
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Rome
Mr. March
Blasco Ibanez
Senor March
Juan March
Mediterranean
Senor .March
Hispano
Primo de Rivera
Alfonso
Senor, March
Palma
Majorca
Gibraltar
Istanbul
Kipling
Frrederic
F. van DE Water
Vermont
America
Canada
van de Water
A Man Who Wouldn't Marvel Lesson Notes May 16 18
Lesson for May 16 18 examines Genesis 28 12 28 and Matthew 5 9 stressing peace making and patience. It contrasts Isaac in Philistine territory with divine blessing and urges followers to seek true peace through faith, not by force, offering a Bible reading calendar on request.
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Jesus’ Christ
Canaan
Jesus Christ
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Prince of Peace
Faults Show Up in Bright Stains on Bright Surfaces
A brief adage notes that minor faults seem larger when touched by brilliance, illustrating how perception sharpens with contrast and implying moral judgment scales with visibility. Palmieri.
Not Doing Doing Nothing at All in Wrong Doing
The fragment argues that failing to act when action is required is often the worst form of wrong doing. It critiques passivity as inexcusable and contrasts it with better methods that might prevent harm through timely action.
Parading the Fashions Style Show De Luxe for De Ladies
Betty Ann leads in a refined housecoat with form fitting basque puff sleeves and bow sash as matrons adore fashion. Winifred eyes a slimming print while planning a 4 H meeting picnic. Barbara Bell patterns offer varied sizes and materials with 15 cent patterns from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
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Betty Ann
Mama
Winifred
Jolly
Gizeg
Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
How to Wash Windows and Craft Tips from Howehom
Howehom offers household tips including washing windows with starch to aid dirt removal and impart a lasting polish. It also gives fabric advice for linen hemstitching by using a soapy brush to ease thread pulling. Additional recipes describe a tomato and lima bean casserole and boiled whitefish with parsley garnish.
Over-Estimate Some Think They Are Revolutionary
Readers note a trend among some agitators who claim radical status but show only quarrelsome stance. The piece critiques inflated self-perception and calls for clearer distinction between true reformers and disruptive elements.
Adlerika Laxative Claims Fast Relief From Constipation
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a double action laxative that rapidly relieves constipation and gas within hours. It contrasts with weak overnight laxatives and asserts 86 years of doctor and pharmacist recommendation, urging use one hour before meals or bedtime.
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