Unconquered Ethiopia A Vast Isolated Realm
In a Mallonal Geographic prepared overview Ras Tafari’s Ethiopia is described as a large, high plateau monarchy largely closed to outsiders. It is a feudal state with strong church influence, a slave history, and a mix of ancient Semitic culture and modern stagnation outside Addis Ababa. The piece highlights geography, people, language Amharic, religion Coptic, and notable wildlife like the mountain nyala. It notes Ethiopia’s patriotic, warlike populace and the accessibility only by Ethiopian invitation, while comparing it to Tibet in isolation.
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Washington, D. C
Thiopia
Abyssinia
Ras Tolfari
Africa
Republic of France
Ethiopia
Tibet
Dalai Lamis
Lhasa
Permuasion
Afghanistan
Siam
Merot
Tudea
Egypt
Anthia
Solomon
Selenton
Makeda
Sheba
Klong Solomes
Jerusa Jew
Vilage
Eridom
Jesus of Nazareth
Ras Taffari
Addis Ababa
White for girl graduates hat conscious fashion trend
The article notes a shift toward simple, chic hats for graduating women, blending modern beauty with practical white chiffons georgettes and self fabric boutonnieres. It highlights ensemble hats matching frocks, including berets, close-fitting tops, and wide brimmed models, with Parisian influence and versatile wear for sports to formal occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Paten
Leisy Uarisian
Vrenets
Wyoming Echoes of People Places and Projects
Wyoming news summary reports James Black a renowned Big Horn sheepman dies of cancer at a basin hospital. State highway commission awards twenty three road contracts. Motor vehicle crashes claim lives and injuries in Wyoming last month. Oil drilling advances near Riverton Pilot Butte test to six thousand feet. Wheatland and Chugwater populations listed. Firemen convention planned in Casper June 17 to 20. Arminto named after Manuel Arminto as he rests in Casper. Fort Fetterman road rehab discussed by Albany county attorney. Warm early weather boosts crop prospects per A J King. Mandamus sought against Manville and Crowley to collect judgments. Yellowstone Park opening June 18 with federation of Women’s Clubs guests. Fatal train window plunge near Cooper Lake. O’Brien elected Gillette school superintendent. Atlantic City South Pass gold district land buys explored by Carr and associates. Blackwater North Fork ponds stocked with 125000 fry. Park County Rod and Gun Club plans more ponds. US forest service battles beetles in Grey’s River area with spraying and burning. Leon Hebert helps an injured man then car theft leads to wreck. Hebert’s car later damaged. McKinnon Postmaster J A Terry held on embezzlement warrant. 1920 census shows Cheyenne surpassing Greeley and Fort Collins in population.
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James Black
Big Horn Basin
State Highway Commission
Fleyén
Wyoming
G. W. Marks
Parco
Platte River
Port Steale
Wheatland
Chugwiter
Casper
John B. Kendrick
Manuel Arminto
Arminto
Wyo
Fremont County
Riverton
Kinney Coastal Ol Company
Pilot Butte
Fort Fetterman
Laramie
N. BE. Cotthell
Albany County
Kiwanis Club
A. J. King
Wyoming Co-operative Crop and Livestock
Sertion
Manville
Crowley
Yellowstone Fark
American Federation of Women's Clubs
John F. Sippel
Park
Union Pacific
Cooper Lake
Joseph Gapazac
Nokontis
St. Louis
Park City
Utah
O'Brien
Gillette
H. H. Henson
Campbell County
Henson
Oklahoma City
Ouis
D. W. Carr and
Park County
Rod and Gun Club
United States Forest Service
Grey’s River
Wyoming National Forest
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Relief for Sour Stomach
A promotional notice extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia for quick relief from gas and sour stomach. It claims rapid acid neutralization, tranquilized digestive organs, and suitability for children, urging readers to prefer the Phillips brand over imitations.
Quacks Invade Europa
An old-time Indian medicine showman once popular in the West has vanished there but travels to Europe. In Berlin, Paris, Vienna and other cities he is now a curious novelty, selling his cure-all wares in feathered costume as Europeans take his elixirs seriously.
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Europe
Europa
Tiust
Berlin
Vienna
Continental
Electrified guard dog aims to scare burglars
A French engineer designs an electric dog that can leap and lunge when a burglar shines a torch on it. The device uses electric cells that generate current when light hits them, triggering a motor to animate the dog like a real animal and deter intruders.
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Nyala
Qon
Dag
Beret
Paris
Milady
Bach
Ln Parisilenne
Leon Hebert
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Hebert
Rock Springs
Green River
Sheriff's Office
J. A. Terry
McKinnon
Sweetwater County
Colorado
Greeley
Collins
Fort Colts
Phillips
Wy A
Hanford
Feenamini
Gracchus
Rome
B.C
N.Y., Salt Laks City
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