Land Sink or Landslide Blamed for Idaho Disturbance
Scientists attribute the Salmon Falls area disturbance near Mul Idaho to a landslip rather than a sink. The Interior Department notes no supernatural event and compares the Idaho event to historic slides in the Panama Canal region and the Geog Venice river valley with heavy rains and snowmelt causing massive rock movement and tied to river flooding risks.
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Washington
Tex Idaho
Xenlogical Survey
Department of the Interior
Salmon Falls River
Mul
Staunton
Kansas
Panama
Culebra
Venice River
Yellowstone National Park
Iil
Aide
Snake River
Snake River Plain
Idaho
Geological Uncertainty of Deep Earth Layers Described
The article discusses the uncertainty of locating earth underlayers even in the distant future. It explains river dynamics causing canyon walls to undercut, with large blocks cracking and occasionally collapsing into lower levels. Historical examples note a Kansas incident near Sharon Springs on March 9, 1920s and earlier events in 1910 tied to chalk cavern activity.
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Idaho
Salmon Falls
Suske
Spake River
Sharon Springs
Kan
Sause
Uie
Armed Housewife Guards Airmail Bags in Texas
Ruth Lange tard, a Mouston housewife, helps her husband by carrying airmail bags on daily routes between municipal yards. She is cited as possibly the only woman in the United States employed in this role, armed with a revolver and service weapon while guarding shipments. The airmail volume rose to 2,500,000 pieces in the first five months, more than double 1936.
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Mouston
Tex
Ruth Lange Tard
Mystery Wooden Chair Grown From Tree at Local Store
Visitors to On tonagan observe a chair said to have grown from a tree, owned by Joseph Felix, proprietor of a confectionery store. The strange sculpture is wide and rounded with heavy arms and a surprising construction.
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Ontenagan
Mich
Ontonagan Uke
Joseph Felix
Boulder Lake Ends Ancient Industry
Las Vegas Nev Waters of Take Mead slowly raise behind Toul der dam erasing an industry dating to 500 A D The St Thomas salt mine once a Pueblo Indian site with a salt heap 995 feet high is being submerged as Lake Mead rises hides the old road used for centuries to haul salt Thousands of tons were mined and mill processed here by Virgin River Salt Co and later residents but now the mine lies isolated and reachable only by boat
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Las Vegas
Nev
Take Mead
Toulder Dam
St Thomas
Bonell
Switerland
St. Thomas
Bonrills
Virgin River Salt Company
Virgin River Company
Ates
Lake Mead
Teday
Monk Maiktes Burnt Offering at Kot Tangoda
A Buddhist monk in Ceylon made a self offering near Kot Tangoda under the bo tree at the Ganeramaya temple. He wrapped himself in six robes soaked with petrol, sat in prayer, and set fire by a maton to his robes. A tote later described the act as a sacrifice.
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Maiktes
Himaelf
Japanave Epworth League Chapter in United States
This city believes its Epworth League chapter is the only purely Japanese unit in the United States, highlighting a distinctive cultural affiliation within Epworth activities and community life.
Striking Wools for Town Campus Fashion
CHERIE NICHOLAS highlights fall woolens for town and campus, featuring textured tweeds, houndstooth, and ropey patterns. She recommends a beige tweed three piece suit, a chic lapel collar, feather belt, and pleated wool skirt ensembles, plus winter pastets and fur accents for a complete autumn wardrobe.
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Ecampus
Musk
Rempus
Tor
Cedes
Drape and Shirrr By Chemie. Rkicholas Fashion Note
A perfect afternoon frock for the young style shows a draped neckline and shirred bodice in spony textura lightweight wool. A narrow gold colored elf accents the fitted waist as the softly gathered skirt completes the look.
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Ele
Flaniug Youth For College Girls Fashion Notes
A brief catalogish note highlights Liportatt collections aimed at very young college girls, featuring gore detailing, sheer Harring skirts, and some pieces that are pleated all around, reflecting a youthful fashion trend.
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Flaniug
Liportatt
Daytime Skirts Embrace Short Slim Lines, Boots Optional
Cherie Nichols notes daytime skirts trend toward short slim pencil styles with hems twelve to fifteen inches above ground. Evening gowns favor short front hems, uneven hems noted as key detail, while some dinner gowns reach ankle length. Practical daytime options include long sleeves and bracelet-length coverings.
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Cherie Nicholas
Saor
Neable-Duty Capes Introduce Double Duty Shoulder Tape
The feature adds loopable shoulder tape that can be worn on the head or used to secure a hood, expanding utility for outerwear. This design aims to simplify layering and provide quick adjustment in varying weather conditions.
Slide Fastenera House Coat Inspires Fashion Trend
A vintage note describes a Schiaparelli inspired house coat developed at Gamel and festen og, worn at the front with palent aide fashioners, signaling a popular style among observers.
Ferns of Jamaica Document Variety and Habitat
Jamaica Botanists classify over 500 ferns on the island in Fern Gully near the north shore. Ferns range from tiny to tall, lining a cool canyon road carved through a denser forest of sweetwood and Ogweed. Long slender witches hang from tree limbs, bearing tiny leaves and stretching when touched amid widespread ferns.
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Jamaica
Zion Bark Named as National Park Landmark in Utah
Zion Canyon in Utah, first set as a national monument then elevated by act of Congress in 1918, reflects a Mormon naming that honored the river Mohuntuweap. Early settlers called the feature Zion Canyon, viewing the surrounding mountains as temples of God due to their deep religious conviction.
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Zion
National Park
Utah
Reservation of
Park
National Monument
Zion Canyon
Canyon Walla
The Germans and the Dutch in Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes a difference between the terms Pennsylvania German and Pennsylvania Dutch. It explains the Pennsylvania Dutch era stems from German and Swiss origins with ancestors mainly from the upper Rhine region and the Neckar valley in northern Germany.
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Philadelphis Inquirer
Upper Rhine
Valley of the Neckar
Nouthern
Germany
Footwork in stone arches reshapes ancient structure
Fragmentary notes describe engineers using medical supply bones and strict techniques to secure a human foot replica for arch construction. The text mentions Juego stone work and structural considerations, hinting at unusual methods in historical arctework.
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Juego
Mithridates and the origin of mithridate poison myth
A historical note explains the term mithridula as referencing Mithridates VI of Pontus. It notes the king reportedly made himself immune to poisons by gradual exposure, with the word used for a compound preservative or antidote.
Henry VIII and the English Reformation
The English King known as Defender of the Faith aided the Catholic cause early in his reign. He later oversaw the English church breaking away from Rome, marking a major shift in religious authority and national religion.
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Henry VIII
Ganson Named for Aformoan Thyte Canyon
Aformoan Thyte Canyon National Park grows to 65 square miles under federal control. The area, established as a national monument in 1823, features the Esnyen hornstone graphitic formation named after Ebenezer Bryce, a Mormon pioneer who settled there in the 1870s. The pink and white sandstone of the Paunsaungunt plateau hosts carved figures.
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Ganson
Thyte Canyon
Ebenezer Bryce
Paunsaugunt
Roughness of real Oceans Across the Pacific and Atlantic
The Pacific Ocean shows less roughness than the Atlantic due to its vast size and fewer open Arctic exposures. Weaker trade winds and a broader belt of calm near the equator lead to a more stable North Pacific compared with the Atlantic.
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Pacific Ocean
Piotme
Ttn
Arctic
Jess
North Pacific
Atlantic
Pacific
Copyrights and Revisions Protect Publisher Creations
A distorted report notes that callen of wible and various revisions of star content are copyrighted. It cites a divle publisher copyrighting systems of Indextum or illustrations and references the American Standard Revised Version with copyright 1901.
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Callen
Wible
Adiliona
Stara
Divle
Cdlora
Pony Express History Surfaces in Ancient Roots
Researchers uncover ties of the Pony Express to early courier networks. The service allegedly flourished in China over seven times a year ago, with riders changing horses every 24 miles and feats of 200 miles and more in a day, including a dash of 214 miles in the western region.
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Pony Express
China
Hidera
Ag Oudh Na
Buffslo AM
West
Physician Who Promoted Guillotine Dies in Paris
Joseph-Ignace Guillotin, who advocated the use of the guillotine during the French Revolution, died in his Paris bed in 1861. He was a physician who practiced before and after the Revolution, and during the Reign of Terror he was jailed and faced execution.
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Joseph Tguece
Paris
Ruby-throat hummingbird migrates 600 miles at high speed
A ruby-throated hummingbird at Ames makes a non stop migratory flight from Bermuda to the United States covering about six hundred miles at an observed speed of sixty nine miles per hour.
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Bermuda
United States
Ames
Pistol That Ailled Lincoln President
A fragmented note recalls the firearm used at Lincoln's assassination, describing a pocket pistol allegedly carried by John Wilkes Booth and linked to a Philadelphia manufacture, with uncertain details about the weapon’s make and origin.
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Lincoln
Henry Derringee
Philadel
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