Golivia's Ancient Ruins In The Andean Highlands Of Tiwanaku
The article reviews the Tiwanaku ruins near Lake Titicaca, Bolivia, detailing Akapuna mound, Rilasasaya Temple of the Sun, and the Gate of the Sun. It notes diverse stone monuments, stairways, and basins, with debates on the builders and origins, linking Aymara and Quichua peoples to ancient Andean civilizations.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D
Cy Pvolivia
Ta Intanaca
Lake Titicues
Copreabaca
Iahuanaca 3
Tiahuanaca
Belgaria Diaz Romero
Rollgia
Simust. Seak
Mongo Jold
Central
Amierica
Lake Titicaca
Denmark
Germany
France
Guaquil-La Paz
Tighuanaca
Akapuna
Yak and Friends Spin Tales of Winter Life
Mr. Yak shares his life from the banks of Central Asia to the snow filled home of friends in a zoo style tale. He describes yak work, fur and rope making, and the gratitude of caretakers as he emphasizes kindness and resilience in cold weather. Bill Brownie plans a winter song dedicated to Mr. Yak and friends.
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Mr. Yuk
Lee
Ribet
Central Asia
Wayon
Cobra
Nis
Hin Atin
Bille Brownie
Mr. Yak
Yak
Mr. Ak
Bliiie Brownie
How Dresser Came to Mean Furniture Accessory
An excerpt explains the word dresser origin from French desssoir and its shift in American usage. It traces how settlers used sideboard drawers for clothing and meals, leading to the modern meaning detached from the original kitchen furniture. The piece notes language drift and colonial adaptation without sensational detail.
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Milady
Segauit
Fran
England
Meditation On What One Gains From Work
Leonard A Barrett argues that true value in work comes from inner growth. The piece stresses purpose, vision, and steady effort over immediate reward, noting that ambition without direction leads to failure while clear aims and discipline yield progress.
Harvard Game Sponsor Marlen Tonthall Introduced
An early note credits Marlen Tonthall as the sponsor introducing a Harvard college event.
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Harvard
Marlen Tonthall
Our Collegee
Harvord
Common Sense By John Blake on Free Speech Relief
The piece argues that public discussion of crime and modern culture, though sometimes dismissed as idle chatter, drives reform. It credits newspapers and talk with guiding officials, shaping policy, and preventing tyranny, while praising free expression as a stabilizing force in history.
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Officiula
Ife
Hi Way
Odd Gathering Proves Madrid Air All Right
The Association of Children of Madrid held a 4 meeting to vindicate Madrid climate calumniated for centuries. Nearly 700 centenarians gathered with an aged chairman and speeches by a 90 year old actor. A white-haired woman embraced him after half a century of acquaintance, signaling a festive vindication reported by the London Times.
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Madrid
Association of Children of Munedrid
Finlehent
Mandrid
London Times
Nobleman Store Travels To Regain Fortune In War-Torn Nation
An Austrian nobleman and his family tour their country with a combined store and home mounted on mobile trucks. At each stop the vehicle becomes an open air shop with display windows and balconies. The home includes a parlor bedroom and kitchen while the trailer holds a second bedroom.
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Goa Fs
Marshal Foch Advocates Sleep As Secret Of Stamina
Marshal Foch declared sleep one of his greatest assets. He says he has never felt worn out during World War I or other crises and could fall back to sleep immediately after being awakened to consider an order.
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Marshal Foch
Foch
Qualified Manager Stag Up To Higher Pretty Blonde
A terse exchange from the Detroit News feature depicts a manager and a performer negotiating terms for a high kick display. The dialogue samples ambition and constraint in a blunt newsroom tone.
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Detroit News
Between Girls EthelWhat kind of a fellow is he to go out with
A fragmentary caption describes Miabel-Fine characterizing a suitor as a little nearsighted, unable to spot prices on menus. The text reads as a humorous aside about dating and perception, with no clear news event or named locations beyond the quirky dialogue.
Ambiguous Subtitle Quips From The Montreal Star
A fragmentary column quotes playful lines and aphorisms. It mentions a mid night saying and a warning about learning from mistakes. The tone is tongue in cheek with references to social style and evolution, recording brief musings rather than a clear news item.
Odd Idea in Marathons Through Belgium with Accordionist
A long distance accordion performance unfolds across Belgium with Viking drummers at the center. The performer travels roughly fifty miles from Thlew to Brussels and back, aided by supporters in relays. Crowds line country roads as the player continues for hours with brief rests.
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Ful
Belgium
Fee Munrages
Hodrum
Helglinia
Eile Glenneur
Brussels
Limeh
Diamarek
Irim
Passenger survives midflight rope entanglement in Austria
A passenger in a Vientia Salzburg commercial flight during takeoff in Austria became entangled in a rope aboard the plane. Rockets were fired to alert the pilot. The passenger was removed unharmed but momentarily unconscious.
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Vientia Salzburg
Austria
Sid
Japanese Like Gold Teeth Craze Clashes With Currency
H Ishlde of Tacoma Washington claims Japanese people purchase gold teeth whenever they gain money and flash smiles at whites. The trend has driven large sums of gold from banks in exchange for paper currency, creating a currency risk.
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Japan
H. Ishlde
Tacoma
Wash
Humble Seven Speaks in Public Box Volley
A fragmentary street scene in Montreal quotes a speaker calling himself a "fraction" of a great empire, with a bystander retorting that he is vulgar. The odd exchange captures a fleeting moment of urban performance and crowd response.
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Montreal Str
First Hand Information About Women and Marriage
A London Tid Bits quip contrasts learning about women with marriage and suggests listening to a wife about other women. The remark frames marriage as the path to social insight and gender observation.
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London
So Different Ey Leatherneck At Imat Pve War Memory
A fragmented exchange shows an ex Leatherneck admitting failure to recall war conditions while another mentions watching war movies as coping. The brief dialogue hints at memory loss and coping through media.
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Leatherneck
Imat
Insect Pegasus Clarified by Teacher and Willie
Natural History Note shows a teacher and Willie debating Pegasus. Willie correctly identifies Pegasus as an insect, while the teacher explains Pegasus is a horsefly. The exchange highlights a misnaming and a correction in a playful educational dialogue.
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Willie
Tencher
High Honor Mahatma Name and Hindu Meaning
The term Mahatma signifies a great souled person in Hindu context and is also used as the title for a high priest or wise leader among theosophists.
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Mahatma
The Ultimate Jinks-So Givgins and Bunke-Yeah Commentaries
A quirky column riffs on laziness and gender, noting that Life, Baseball, and ancestors shape humor. The piece humorously contrasts a lazy figure with a bedtime story listener and hints at societal ideas about women and knowledge, all in a playful vintage voice.
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Bunke
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