Troglodytes of Cappadocia and their cliff dwellings
A National Geographic prepared study outlines Cappadocia Troglodytes living in caves and cliff homes under Mt Argaeus. It details isolation as core society, describes Bakluzan Dere cliff dwellers reached by poles, and notes Herodotus and Xenophon references and the volcanic pumice landscape shaping ancient habitation.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Africa
South Pacific
Nile
Assyria
Babylonia
Euphrates
Tigris
Greece
Cappadocia
Asia Minor
Argaeus
Erjias Dagh
Hialys
Kizil Irmak
Cilicia
Bakluzan Dere
Lycaonia
Serai
Swaraman
Herodotus
Fezzan
Xenophon
Armenia
Perfectly Grand Idea Disrupts Studio Heist Plot
In Hollywood a prizefighter and his father plot to reach the Starlight studio to confront Chatfield Tannen over their runaway sister. A daring disguise and a staged break in lead to Tannen’s punch and a counterstrike from Kid Moore, revealing a planted ruse by an ally named Harry.
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Starlight Comedy Company
Los Angeles
Chatfield Tannen
Starlight
Lucy
Moving Picture
Kid Moore
Lake City
New York
Tannen
Hollywood
Chatfiela Tan- Len
Dearie
Agates
Chatfield
Harry
Tam
Len
Leiter
A. RB. F
Capper
War Department
N. B. Jordan
Beloit
Kans
Jordan
How Big Is Art At The Art Institute Exhibit
Two young girls viewed paintings at the Art Institute exhibition. One selects a favorite, the other agrees, noting the grand size of the artwork. The Indianapolis News comments on how youth interpret art and Webster’s definitions.
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America
The
Art Institute
Indianapolis News
Cost of Finding America Revealed by Chicago Antiquary
A Chicago antiquary places the cost of Columbus first voyage at 86 000 pesetas or seven thousand current dollars. Isabella did not bear the whole expense as Martin and Vicente Pinzon supplied two ships, Pinta and Nina, while Columbus managed the Santa Maria and contributed much of the funds.
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Chicago
Columbus
Isabella
Martin
Vicente Pinzon
Sweden Hosts Vast Reindeer Herd for 1921 Era Benchmark
Sweden reports a growing reindeer herd nearing 200000, marking an increase of more than fifty percent since 1921. The expansion reflects shifting wildlife management and traditional herding patterns across Arctic and subarctic regions.
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Sweden
Bayer Tablets Advertising Mystery Cure Promise
An old advertisement lists ailments such as colds headaches neuritis lumbago toothache rheumatism neuralgia and pain. It touts Bayer tablets with proven directions and notes handy boxes of twelve costing only a few cents, with druggists selling bottles of 24 and 100.
School of Experience Graduates Amid Market Slump Says Detroit News
The Detroit News notes a recurring pattern as market declines force yet another class to graduate from the school of experience. The column uses a proverb to frame investors and workers adapting to repeated downturns and the lessons learned from hardship.
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School of Experience
The
Detroit News
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Marthan
Ureub
Adi Assaru
Ney Shehir
Tadar
Soghanlu Dere
Wizil Irmak
Halys
Paul Lukas
Louis XIV
Lukas
Udj Assaru
Western Newspaper Union
Agen
MecKinnie
Fred C. McKinnie
22Nd St
Sanford Nelson
Seattle
Sanford
Young Nelson
Bellans
INS
Buffalo Specialty Company
12 Liquid Veneer Bldg
Buffalo
N. Y
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