Purse of King Tut Is Missing Among Treasure Finds
Antiquarians hail Tut Ankh Amen discovery as the era’s finest artifact. The Ushabti image appears the key item, with debate over looting and preservation by Carter and Carnarvon.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1923
Page
2
Antiquarians hail Tut Ankh Amen discovery as the era’s finest artifact. The Ushabti image appears the key item, with debate over looting and preservation by Carter and Carnarvon.
Saginaw Michigan Walter T Hubbard 43 was convicted of killing his 12 year old daughter. He received a life sentence as the judge lamented death could not be imposed. The coroner said the girl was found with her throat slashed by a razor.
Berlin reports German surgeons and electrical scientists are testing telephonic stethoscope tech to hear hearts remotely. Dr Jacobsohn demonstrated a compact vacuum-tube system that magnifies heart sounds a thousandfold, allowing a Berlin audience to hear throbs via microphone.
The Arcola case centers on Ruth A. Chittenden who deeded her 260 acre Douglas county farm worth 50000 to brakeman Grover C. Ennis after he saved her life at an Illinois Central crossing. Her will, admitted to probate, left $2000 to her son if he did not challenge it. otherwise the money goes to three sisters. The son protested and appealed. Ennis has since disposed of the farm, complicating recovery.
Britain lawmakers move toward no fault style divorce by passing the second reading of a bill in the house of commons. The measure would allow wives to obtain divorce without proving cruelty desertion or infidelity, aligning with the existing husband standard. The vote was 231 to 28 in favor.
A brief quotation notes that not all first loves are marriages and that we build statues of snow only to see them melt, reflecting on folly and transience. The line attributes wisdom to Air W Scott and contrasts idealized devotion with fading forms.
Billie Brownie describes a long walk in Fairyland to colleagues in Western newspapers. He sees a child with a fireman’s hat, a doll owned by Lucy, a lavender embroidered dress, and a pink hood. He visits Katharine Byrd and notes a cat and a dog named Tams at a children’s hospital, then recalls a cat chasing sleeps and a bed-hopping grandfather.
Primary lesson outlines Abraham as the father of faith. It covers his call to leave his country, separation from idolaters, and God’s gracious promises. It notes obedience and faith foundations, the testing of sacrificing Isaac, and the belief that God could raise him from the dead to fulfill his promise.
A Haliburton quote reflects on hope as a pleasant yet risky companion. It warns that hope may not suit a banker but could serve well as a traveling partner. The remark underscores the fine line between optimism and practical caution.
Short quotation urging action to heed callers at the door and seek divine guidance rather than retreating to safety. The line emphasizes obedience over visions and inward contemplation.
Mrs. Ella Wagenaar of 268 Graham St Portland declares after nine years of illness the Taniac treatment turned her life around. She describes severe general breakdown with weight loss and sleepless nights, then notes regained weight and improved health after Tanlac, now sold by druggists with over 835 million bottles sold.
A political aide argues that one bad term should not justify removing a current office holder. The debate centers on accountability and voter mandate as supporters urge continuity to avoid instability.
Brooklyn resident Mrs Englemann reports taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for the change of life and nervous troubles. She says it calmed nerves, improved sleep and appetite and recommends the remedy to friends. The ad touts fifty years of service and urges a fair trial.
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