Mineral wealth report warns on US ore supply
The Joint Conservation Commission report led by Representative John Dalzell details dwindling mineral reserves in the United States. It warns that by 1910 production may peak unless low grade ores are exploited or foreign ore imports rise, with significant implications for fuels, construction materials, and national wealth.
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United States
Natonal Conservation Commission
John Dalaell
Pennsylvania
United Stites
Ted Hatty
Brads
Atel
Stuould
Thor
Ate
Har Leeter
Ade Gers
Gila Monster Bite Turns Venom Into Wound Hazard
The article explains how the Gila monster delivers venom through lower jaw glands and that biting while turning over increases danger. It recounts Dr. Snow of Kansas University and notes many Arizona Sonora deaths are unverified, citing experiments showing swift death when poison flows into wounds. Also mentions a Dead Bird anecdote about Samuel Butler and Darwin in a notebook.
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Ilis
Dr. Snow
University of Kansas
Arizona
Sonora
The Storm Nose at Sea Gewitternose phenomenon
The Storm Nose at Sea, a picturesque Gewitternose name in Germany, marks a wave of high barometric pressure before storms. The barometer rises abruptly then falls gradually, and observations near Denmark link it to sea level changes of up to three feet.
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Germany
Denmark
Fels-Naptha Promises Easy Laundry Victory
An advertisement extols Fels-Naptha as a life long laundry friend saving time effort and fuel. It claims the soap keeps clothes clean white even in frock mishaps and reduces washing strain by using cool or lukewarm water with simple on-pack directions.
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Fels-Naptha
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Waterbury
Grand Street
Rarony
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Weller
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Weaz
Samuel Butler
Charles Darwin
Frank Darwin
Mr. Youngwife
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Dada
Anty Drudge
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