Uncle Sam Maps the United States Topographically
An article extols the U S Geological Survey and chief topographic engineer C H Birdseye detailing the nation’s grand map project. It describes the scope, history, leaders, and funding needs, plus the shift toward aerial photography for future surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dickinson Sherman
Uncle Sam
Washington, D. C
Sam
Geological Survey
George Washington
Lord Fairfax
Virginia
Birdseye
Kilauea
Hawaii National Park
Halemaumau
Pele
Mount Rainier
Mount Rainier National Park
Grand Canyon
Colorado
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Alaska
George Otis Smith
Maine
United States Coal Commission
Col. C. H. Birdseye
New York State
Groud
Dnocle
Sam Sella
Congress
Smith
Scientific American
Embezzler Arrested in Nome Finance Case Near Alhambra
Lee Angelet a former head of the Nome Finance company of Alhambra was arrested here on embezzlement charges. Atterbury, implicated, was moved to hospital due to poor health. The report also mentions a $10,000 reward for missing Ernest Bohman of Troy Idaho and other regional happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Angelet
W. W. Allbury
Boseman
Mest
Nome Finance Company
Alhambra
Here
Atterbury
General Hospital
Spokane
Wiskh
Ernest Bohman
Troy
Idaho
Tihuk Eresk
Alaska
Ole Bohman
Archery Revival Sparks Curiosity and Romance
Stewart Edward White suggests archery may regain interest as a revival akin to cross word puzzles. The Springfield Republican notes fashion shifts drive such fads, with England and American villages following similar trends. Walter Scott’s romances helped spark renewed interest in chivalry and Robin Hood legends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Edward White
Springfield Republican
England
Walter Scott
Robin Hood
Self-Supporting Students At Nebraska University
The University of Nebraska data show last year seven percent of men and thirty eight percent of women were wholly or partially self supporting. Average nine month expenditures were 714 dollars for men and 729 dollars for women. Ohio State Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska
Ohio State Journal
Prehistoric Apartment Found Near Globe Arizona
An ancient settlement remains were uncovered near Globe, Arizona, revealing an apartment style dwelling with 129 traceable artifacts suggesting organized living space in a prehistoric era. Archaeologists report structured rooms and movable items indicating daily life details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roous
Rula
Globe
Ariz
Remarkable Recovery Reported by Covington Woman
A Covington Kentucky woman details a remarkable recovery from severe illness or injury. She describes intense pain in the right side and back, periods of choking, and a long, difficult ordeal before regaining mobility. The account reflects personal endurance and medical challenges faced.
Priest and Rhambomancer Detects Metals in Italian Earth
Father Innocenzo, a Capuchin vicar and renowned rhabdomancer in Alessandria, claims to sense what lies beneath through earth patting and scent. He reportedly located water and metallic riches near Brugzi in Curone valley, with Turin tests showing four grams of gold and fifty six grams of silver per ton of earth, stirring local excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Innocenzo
Capuchins
Alessandria
Italy
Innocenzo
Tripoli
Brugzi
Curone
Turin
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Eugene
Mt. Hebo
Seattle
Vancouver
B. C
Sacramento
Calif
Tony LaZerre
Ealt Lake
Tony
Babe Ruth
Rock Springs
Wyo
Wyoming
Walter Roberts
Sweet Water
Beaver Creek
Wind River Mountains
Klamath Falls
Ore
Tule Lake
Newsom
Tule Lake District
State Examiner of
San Francisco
Merchantise
Los Angeles
Arnold T. Nichols
Atlantic City
Nichols
Pasadeng
W. P. Thirkield
Chattanooga
Tenn
Home Missionary Society of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Union Pacific Coal Company
Coal Company
Dry Creek
Reno
Nevada
Glenn D. Cook
Golden Eagle
Fallon
Kansas City Capitalists
Big Sheep
Green River
Morria Haggerty
Haggerty
Jack Farrington
Covington, KY
Harry Ashcroft Tolle
Lydia
E. Pinkionar
Harry Abhocaooft
Bligh Avenue
Covington
Lydia Pinkham
Vega
I. M. Berman
Gilman City
Fletcher
Fele
Bayer
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