Chan Chan Ruins May Have Hosted 250000 Population
Archaeologists estimate the ancient Peruvian city Chan Chan could have supported up to 250000 residents at its peak before its decline. The vast adobe complex lies in ruins, revealing a sophisticated urban center once thriving along the coast.
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Chan Chan
Winners at Old Orchard Beach card party noted
Results from the Old Orchard Beach card party at the Memorial W F W Hall listed winners for ladies and men, plus queens and door and special prizes. Local groups like the Sea Coasters and V F W Auxiliary held meetings and planned Christmas events including a children’s party at the Post Home with cartoons and gift exchanges.
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Old Orchard Memorial
W.F.W. Hall
Ladies High
Helen Corbeil
Dorothy Lenkowski
Winfred Bliss
Robert Pettengill
Queens
Jan Simpson
Robert Pettingill
Ivy Bliss
Old Orchard Memorial V.F.W
Post
Atlantic Avenue
National
Lola Reid
Post Home
Post and Auxiliary
Pride Training School
National Home Fund
Amherst Votes to Permanently Fly United Nations Flag
Amherst Massachusetts selectmen vote unanimously to fly the United Nations flag on the town common. The move follows a petition with over 500 signatures led by Mrs. Robert McGarrah a resident and UN Association member. Only New York City and Los Angeles currently fly the flag permanently.
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Amherst
Mass
United States
U.N
United Nations
Robert McGarrah
University of Massachusetts School of Business
Good News Ad Magically Promises Paradise on Earth
An advertisement proclaims universal divine love and everlasting life through Christianity. It asserts Christians will join God’s invisible and visible government in a future paradise on earth, inviting readers to request free Bible news from The Bible Standard in Chester Springs, Pennsylvania.
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New World
Bible Standard
Chester Springs
Dear Abby Shoewear Bond Sparks Amputee Friendship
A reader suggests trading single shoes to form friendships among amputees while another replies with guidance on finding shops for one shoes. The column shares anecdotes about dog encounters, fire-safety tips, and a priest who matches the reader’s ideal in life.
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Shoes Exchange
Abby
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