Museum Exhibit Traces Ancient Americas and Native Arts
The article describes a global exhibit cataloging Mayan, Aztec, and ancient Ecuadorian artifacts. It highlights ceremonial stone seats, gold ornaments, and aboriginal art across North American states and Canadian pieces. Curator Mr. Heye notes aims to uncover the origin of the red man and notes possible Asian links.
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Guatemala
Yucatan
Ecuador
United States
Canada
Heye
Asia
Jimmie and Dad Explore Early Radio and Amplifier Craft
In a 1922 scene, Jimmie builds a home made amplifier at Mr Harris's factory and narrates receiving eastern CW and spark stations. He discusses wiring, fading, and district call signs with his father while referencing early radio broadcasting origins and Guernsey's 1898 system.
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Jimmie
Harry
Department of Commerce
United States
California
Northwest
Central West
Mr. Quick
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
La Follette Conference Aims to Unite Progressives
The call for a progressive gathering sparks debate over a third party. La Follette says the goal is a strong progressive bloc to counter special privilege and push reform. Borah warns against turning the meeting into a presidential-politics forum as factions weigh feasibility and future plans.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
New York hosts the Heye Foundation American Indian Museum
The Heye Foundation museum in New York opened with 1,800,000 objects, tracing aboriginal American history from Mayan and primal ages to Columbus. It houses Aztec mosaics, Mayan pottery, and sculptures, with contributions from archaeologists and supporters worldwide.
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British Museum
Heye Foundation
Museum of the
New York City
Mr. Heye
United States
What the Little Stickers Mean Christmas Seals aid tuberculosis fight
December brings Christmas Seals and their small cost but large impact. The program saves lives by funding sun health, fresh air, rest, nutrition, exercise, and medical checkups, with an estimated per capita need of 2.15 dollars yearly to eliminate TB.
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United States
A Matter of Mathematics: Eclipses and Einstein Debates
Astronomers at Wollai on Australia's northwest coast work on mathematical problems from photographing the September eclipse and doubt they will finish for months. The piece weighs Einstein against future scientific judgment and touches on La Follette and postwar puzzles, amid remarks on rug making, politics, and bootlegging.
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Wollai
Australia
Ponce de Leon
Cagliostro
Doe Cook
Einstein
Cook
Guernsey Listens to Sermons on Church Radio
Guernsey Island residents have used a church sermon telephone service for 24 years. Each Sunday morning subscribers listen from home as sermons are transmitted over the wires, with summer sessions expanding access to audible sermons.
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Guernsey
England
English Channel
Astrological Forecast Sees Cautious Day for Politicians and Traders
Horoscope for Saturday predicts a doubtful planetary direction with Jupiter favorable early and Neptune adverse later. It warns politicians to guard public sentiment, notes a quiet business year with new ventures in early 1923, and cautions oil speculators about a price slump.
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Neptune
Speak to me Love song remembered in Daly verse
The poem recalls a stage memory of Mame entertaining her beau on Saturday nights. The speaker hides, laughing at a slow, silent exchange until the lad finally speaks and breaks the mood. A nostalgic reminiscence of old theater life and love song lines.
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Mame
T. A. Daly
Remarrying Widows Rise in Tokio Despite Chastity Ideals
In Tokio police figures 110000 widows exist with 413 under 20, 7500 under 30, and 23368 under 40. The article notes a traditional belief that chastity serves as devotion to husbands, influencing widowhood trends and remarriage patterns.
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Tokio
Montana Yesterdays by J A Sanders Recalls Lewis and Clark Winter Quarters
An excerpt from Montana Yesterdays notes Captain Clark at the mouth of the Columbia seeking winter quarters in 1805 and a prior 1894 entry describes peace talks with Mandan and Cheyenne chiefs and elk hunt details. It cites Missouri river winter quarters near Knife River and notes elk signs west of the Rocky Mountains.
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Lewis and Clark
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Columbia River
J. A. Sanders
Montana Historical Society
Society of Montana Pioneers
Clark
Missouri
Knife River
North Dakota
Messrs
Tabbo
Gravelines
Rickaree
Columbia
York
Lewis
Joseph Fields
Rocky Mountains
Germany Lacks Fats As Prices Soar In Berlin
In Berlin fat has become a luxury as October prices show lard at 1000 marks per pound and butter at 750. Imports of hog fat have fallen to about two thirds of prewar levels while German farmers say they cannot fatten porkers due to scarce Russian barley feed.
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Germany
Berlin
One Million Leaf Hoppers Overrun Acre of Pasture
Report notes a swath of about one million leaf hoppers on a single acre of pasture. It claims the grass damaged by the insects could sustain a cow, highlighting significant agricultural impact.
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Anaconda, Mont
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RUTTE
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Butte, Mont
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Fifth Avenue
New York
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Market Street
San Francisco
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Carload Let Sale
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