Abydos Ibises and Jackals Reveal Ancient Egyptian Cemeteries
The Abydos burial fields for sacred ibises and jackals illuminate Osiris cult rites and bird worship. Researchers describe royal mummy wrappings, canople jars, and intact tomb structures showing funeral rituals and beliefs in immortality.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Abydos
Egypt
Osiris
Set
Moses
Kingdom
Hermopelis Magna
Troth
Shunet Deb-Bib
Apis
Deir-el-Bahar
Palestine
Kingdom of
Eventide
Light
Ibis
Social and Political Ills Not to Be Cured by Laws on Statute Books
A columnist argues that laws cannot cure social and political ills and warns against overlegislation. He cites sixteen thousand enacted laws, notes the rise of special interests, and laments bloc politics and waning national leadership. He contrasts Jefferson and Hamilton and calls for renewed political philosophy amid shifting social norms.
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United States
Washington
Jefferson
Hamilton
Nicodemus and the Night Interview with Jesus
A reflection on Nicodemus the Jewish ruler who seeks Jesus by night and the later scene at Jesus' crucifixion. It discusses his cautious loyalty to principle over person, the symbolism of his offerings, and his incomplete embrace of Jesus as the Christ.
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Egypt
Abydos
Anubis
Osiris
Aalu
Jackal
Sahara
West
Desert
Oasis
Kingdom of
Igodemus
Jesus
Nicodemus
Press Called On to Lead in Matters of Common and Vital Interest
A Midwestern editorial urges the press to unite in tackling crime, waterway projects, freight rates, and seaport competition to foster inland city development. It argues newspapers must present a united front, elevate advertising as a science, and justify public respect through civic and industrial leadership.
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Middle West
Eternal Life as a Future Possibility for Humans
The speaker argues that science will extend lifespans and century-old living may become common within a century. While not asserting eternal life, he says immortality is not scientifically or philosophically impossible and aging could halt if death is conquered. He foresees a coming golden age of American art, literature, and philosophy rivaling classical eras.
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America
Pericles
Greece
Montaigne
France
Shakespeare
England
Woman urges training men for home duties
A written reflection argues men should be educated to share household responsibilities. It claims women err by not teaching men to be home makers and urges courses in nutrition ethics clothing shelter and family life for men. It suggests women give men a chance to participate.
Bolshevik Growl by Otto Kahn at New York dinner
Otto Kahn the millionaire philanthropist compared Bolshevik charges against the wealthy to a forger whose hoax collapses when the victim’s wife falls for him. The remark was made at a New York dinner cited in society notes.
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Otto Kahn
New York
Gebsa Teald
Sermon Heard 400 Miles North of Arctic Circle
Rev. Hugh Thompson Kerr of Pittsburgh delivered a sermon over a year ago that was heard in North Baffin Land about 400 miles north of the Arctic circle. An applause card sent via telegraph from Montreal confirms the event, though the letter took a year to reach Montreal due to limited communications.
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Hugh Thompson Kerr
Pittsburgh
Arctic Circle
North Baffin Land
Montreal
Education in Sweden Within Reach of All
A Swedish educational official describes Sweden’s three-tier system. Folk school offers free tuition for all, ensuring foundational learning for all children. Common school charges about $20 to $25 yearly, with reductions for families unable to pay. it precedes high school. High school mirrors an American college with low tuition around $20 and includes laboratory fees and materials.
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Sweden
First Query in Business: Pull with School Board or Alderman
A dialogue captures a quick rule of thumb for starting business: the first question is whether one has influence with the school board or local alderman. It hints at local power structures and access to opportunities. The exchange centers on political connections as a gatekeeper.
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Willie
Time Is Money Phrase Slips Away Quickly
A compact reflection notes that time, like money, vanishes fast and compels careful use. The piece emphasizes the value of timely action and the ignoring of procrastination.
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Courtesy
Trang Loe Gursan
Ernist
James D. Buhrer
Isis
Horus
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Leonard A. Barrett
Pilate
Joseph
Aramathea
Christ
Richard Watson Gilder
Western Newspaper Union
Walter Strong
Chicago
Will Durant
Philosophy
Maggie Barry
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Radio Beat Telegraph
Buffalo Specialty, Company 3 Liquid
Bertha Studios
P. O
Springfield
Haarlem
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