Islamic peril in Africa and the Senussi brotherhood threat
The article argues a potential Islamic peril centers in Africa led by the Senussi Brotherhood. It describes a vast network across North and Central Africa, with millions affiliated, secretive priests, and a plan to expel whites if warfare erupts. It warns of mobilization against European interests and possible jihad if conditions align.
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Italy
North
Africa
Mediterranean
Zambesi
Central
Nile
Jaffa
Kufra
Nigeria
Joffe
Khartoum
Sehuesiiam
Senusei
Jehad
Saharan
Europe
Central Africa
South Africa
Senussi
Soudan
Sahara
Venus statue backdrop provokes playful kid remark
In a lighthearted scene Mary decorates with a dark red velvet backdrop for a Venus de Milo statue and asks her five year old brother Bobby if it should stay. He replies he would take it down and wait around her.
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Venus
Mary
Venus de Milo
Bobby
Lippincott&s
Yankee bobsled built from simple home materials
A do it yourself Yankee bobsled design from Little Falls New York explains constructing a coasting sled using two hardwood barrel staves 32 by Ginch pine and basic boards. It covers ribbed runners a turned wooden shaft rudder hardware heel supports and a simple steering mechanism.
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William Algie, Jr
Little Falls
N. Y
Speeding Drivers Face Court Ruling in Rural Dialect
In a humorous court scene from Harper's Weekly, Jimsonberry and Harkaway are fined for speeding. The judge notes evidence shows 60 miles per hour while their claims of higher speeds are argued. The judge imposes fines totaling thirty to thirty five dollars plus an added dollar to both.
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Jimsonberry
Harkaway
Waal
Gerry
Harper
Wekly
Meat Balls to Hamburg Steak Upgrade
A note states meat balls are to be added to hamburg steak as part of an unbeaten plan. The text is brief and lacks context about who announced it or when it was to occur.
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Hamburg