11 Jan 1912
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
1
A sweeping report covers a complex network of ethnic and religious tensions amid the Great Greek Boycott. Analysts describe competing claims, shifting alliances, and public unrest as communities navigate political and social pressures across urban centers.
A 1911 Bowles piece traverses Constantinople’s multiethnic wards, noting Turks Greeks Armenians and Jews living beside each other yet largely unreconciled. It highlights language diversity sectarian tension and the growing American presence through Robert College and girls’ schools funded by Rockefeller Sage and others, shaping prestige amid a shifting imperial game.
A summarized account of Mme Maeterlinck’s advice on marriage. It presents her view of the wife as the inseparable half of a mutual unit and outlines duties such as discernment, anticipation, yielding, cheering, and soothing. It also advises wives to take charge of their husband’s essentials, including selecting and preparing his food.
The Oriental sail fish or Histrophous overtatis is highlighted for its enormous dorsal fin used as a sail. It grows around ten feet long and 164 pounds, often found in rough seas in pairs. It is a favorite食 fish with annual catches near 2,000,000 pounds.
The article explores Tunis as a winter haven with French urbanization and Roman heritage. It highlights the Zaghouan aqueduct, Carthage ruins, Zaghouan’s Nymphaeum, Ras el Kasa, and popular routes from Tunis to Gabes and Djerba. It notes historic sites, hotel venues, and scenic excursions along the Tunisian coast and inland. the Lotus Island myth segues into Djerba’s date palms and gentle people.
Seaford resident Professor Aloysius Darwin Huxley Colum bus McSoriey, visiting Broadway, boasts of bizarre hybridized experiments in oyster and flying fish breeding. He describes incubating eggs, hatching fish that resemble oysters, and plans to create self opening oysters and crossbreeds, claiming dramatic future outputs.
A British naturalist in remote Scotland witnessed a peregrine falcon teaching three hatchlings on a rocky lakeside ledge. The mother hawk dropped prey for each, then reclaimed it and finally divided the catch among her hungry offspring in a display of parental instruction. Harper's Weekly reported the scene.
Children Sheldon and Huntley quiz Aunt Anne on God’s omnipotence during a religious instruction session. She explains that God made all things from trees to the sun and stars. Sheldon asks if God creates beds, prompting a thoughtful pause as the lesson deepens.
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