Samuel Brown Adopted by White Man in Jungle Mission
A narrative of Samuel, an orphan left after a tribal war, adopted by a white man named Mr Brown. Samuel travels from the jungle to Arequila and Tirapata, learns the Ceteh-Way language, studies Spanish, and shows early talent in mechanics and drawing. He adapts to American life, attends to politeness, and enjoys fruit and meat as his diet. He is described with dark eyes, a round face, and raven hair.
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Hrown
Canntballade
Samuel
Samuel & Inetinet
Semuet
Eaonthals
Brown
Samael
Garden of
Iden
Periotin
Mideowa
Samurtae
Iteburg Eapitalinia
Tirapate
Tulor
Talon
Arequila
Paniah
Poltely
Son of Cannibal Boy Finds American Welcome in Los Angeles
Samuel an 11 year old from the Chunchoo tribe of Peru recently arrived in Los Angeles with Mrs. Cheater W. Brown and her mother after a 47 day voyage. The boy, adopted by a mining engineer, enjoys city life but remains stoic about new experiences such as the automobile phonograph and telephone. His people are described as hostile cannibals from Madre de Dios near the Amazon headwaters. Brown’s company holds a 2 000 000 acre rubber concession in the region.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Samuel
Peru
Cheater W. Brown
Molendo
Brown
Madre de Osie
Amazon
Male
Alotanien
Finots Yakina
Washington
Tmrdy Fruita
California
Oremon
Klamath Country
Sewall Faroim
Kla
Klamath Basin
Deer meat may become common market staple says Lantz
A study by D. B. Lantz of the United States biological survey argues deer and elk farming could shift from wild game to a profitable market industry. He notes 260 million acres could host deer reserves and urges licensing and tagging to prevent wild deer destruction while promoting domestic production citing Virginia deer as best suited for varied climates.
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Washington
D. B. Lants
United States Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Lantz
Mr. Lants
Arkansas
Minnesota
Missouri
North Carolina
Mr. Lantz
Tom
C. MH. Roseberry
Stella
Rose
Berry
New Device Claimed to Lengthen Youth by Neurostone
Dublin reports Sir James Grant presenting a “neurostone” device powered by dry cells. He argues it stimulates inactive nervous centers and removes gas-poisoned aging effects, claiming personal use has reduced eyepiece aides and increased vitality, drawing intense yet cautious interest from the Beiiah scholars.
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Dublin
James Grant
Beiiah
James
Conversation at Studio Ten Ends Quietly
At Studio Ten she sets aside her cup and thanks Mr Krush for the Academy picture. He escorts her to the door and asks about seeing Black's Academy picture over the way. She replies that LC must get that at the Academy.
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Academy
Mean Fisherman Tales End With Eel and Minnow Stunt
A rambling, humorous tale recounts a fishing trip where a notorious airman and bold crew chase a legendary eel. An eel catches a minnow, sparking a fight over its halves. The narrator recalls a wild end with a rhino reference and a boat mishap ending in laughter.
Guarnerini and the Fame of a Pauper Violin Maker
A musician and poet discuss Guarnerini a seventeenth century violin maker whose instruments were once dismissed as too thick yet later valued as rare. The tale notes Guarnerini died poor as the world rejected his violins while others like Hall Cailte and Winston Churchill refused his company.
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Marie Corelli
Winston Chorchill
Hall Caine
Guarnerini
Guarneriis
Movielane
Gourverida
Winston Charetills
Eneers
Fiery Crowd Hounds Noted Foreigner in Public Moment
Anamended scene shows a famed foreigner mobbed by admirers. Voices shout for attention and mock vows as the crowd fumbles to paint a vivid portrait using exaggerated gifts and dramatic exclamations. The figure signals weariness and seeks exit.
Ships of note and their vanished biographies headline
History records ships with human stories. Jay Gould’s yacht At Alanta, bought for $140,000, recently sold for $1,760. The Run boat Presidente of Santo Domingo endured plunder and abandonment in a southern harbor.
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Men Humanes
Jay Gould
Alanta
Presidente
Santo Domingo
Washington Times
Why American youth lack reverence for mature people
Mian Cayenne replies that youths lack reverence because mature people chase new games and fall for temptations. The dialogue suggests a generational gap fueled by adults emulating youthful pursuits to their own detriment.
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Mian Cayenne
Klamath Basin Irrigation Promise Draws Settlers
The article describes the 1905 1906 water project in the Klamath basin as federal plans advance. It highlights irrigation and drainage schemes, town growth, power plants, and new industries while urging miners and farmers to relocate for independence and steady work.
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California
Klamath Plateau
Klamath
Commonwealth
Tani
Klamath Lake
Hwauna
Klamath Falls
Klamath River
Overland Route Across Manchuria Described
The passage from Palin to Mokden spans about 1100 miles via Kalgan Dolon Nor and toward southern Manchuria. Terrain shifts from rolling uplands to flat fertile plains north of Jehol with Mongolian herds, sparse forests, and no major rivers or mountains, yet providing strong agricultural potential.
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Manchuria
Palin
Mokden
Kalgan
Dolon Nor
Mangulla
Jehol
Woman Driver Passes Motor Omnibus Tests in England
Miss de H. Henest became the first woman to pass both the driver’s certificate and the mechanical proficiency exam for motor engineering in London. She learned to drive in her own car on the Isle of Wight and displayed unusual talent in motor work.
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de H. Henest
England
London
Cate
Royal Automobile Chal
Mins Banest
Isle of Wight
Maechintat
London Women Form Short Skirt League
A London women’s group forms a Short Skirt League to promote dresses that avoid sweeping the floor and dust. A similar American effort named the Five Inch League pledges members to maintain at least five inches of clearance between skirt and floor.
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London
America
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Yildiz
Selamik
Hamidieh
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Heta
United States
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Ansociation
Lueck
Wayne County
Cine
Fleber
Punneybania Review
Joe
Hawes
Jane
Bani
Curney
Ike
Mitral
Pelyeer
Tra
AMS Klamath
Derin
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