Old Village Life in Palestine Near Jerusalem and Bethlehem
Prepared by the National Geographic Society, the article describes traditional Arab and Jewish village life in Palestine. It details village layout on hilltops with stone houses, mastaby living spaces, and stable rooms under one roof, plus distinctive dress and headgear of Bethlehem and Nazareth women, and notes the persistence of Biblical customs among inhabitants.
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National Geographic Society
Valestine
Plain of
Sharon
Mary
Joseph
Dbethighem
Oldstine
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Palestine
Abraham
Christ
Joseptt
Nazareth
Fashion Scores Dignity in New Dress Styles and Materials
The article surveys 1920s style shifts toward elongated silhouettes, princess lines, and formal daytime wear. Designers like Paul Pulret influence long drapes, fur trims, and unique fabrics such as bordered rayon. Black gowns with velvet or satin textures, bold neckpieces, and tailored suits gain emphasis as fashion trends favor individuality and refined elegance.
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Sean Te
Nell
Paul Pulret
Tom
Town Landers
Nes
Che Vogde
Brant
Winter Cookery and Preserves From The Kitchen Cabinet
A fragment lists tomato soup recipe with ten steps and many ingredients, followed by several desserts and canning ideas. It includes Pec an Pie Dream Pie Andy Custard Pie and fruit jelly methods, plus fruit salads and pear canning tips. The tone resembles a home kitchen guide from a periodical.
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Uere
Len Whale
Herries
Eton College in England Founded Nearly Six Centuries Ago
Eton College in England traces its origins to a foundation dating back almost six centuries, highlighting its long-standing role in English education and royal ties through the medieval and early modern periods.
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Eton College
England
A Family Doctor's Laxative Is Best Advice Ad
An advertising pitch promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe, modern laxative for all ages. It claims strict lab supervision, fresh herbs, and adherence to Dr Caldwell's original formula. The copy asserts millions of families rely on his judgment and notes widespread availability in drugstores.
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Dr. Caldwell
Penacook tavern guest interrupts quiet night
An unexpected overnight guest at a Penacook tavern shocked the landlord. The horseman Farchelen of Manchester arrived and tethered a stall horse, causing tension as the horse died shortly after. Provisions were prepared for comfort at some cost, and a car was hacked out at a stall while the horse was fed and left in a stall.
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Horze
Penacook
Taverca
Farchelen
Manchester
Rejoh Hants With Lights To ail at fulioe big game
A scrambled OCR excerpt mentions a vehicle equipped with five powerful searches and an extension rigged behind the driver. It describes a car with a digit rig and four others nearby, noting a front cone and a tiger or other game encountered.
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Owelarajeh
Indie
Paris Turns Trash to Power and Bricks in Waste Plant
Paris collects about one hundred thousand tons of rubbish daily and incinerates most of it. The process yields electricity and heat, while ash and clinker are repurposed into bricks, providing substantial revenue from the waste.
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Paris
Songbirds Slaughter Across Europe Stir Debate
The article notes millions of migratory song birds and game birds protected to some extent in northern Europe are ruthlessly slaughtered in southern European countries as they fly south in autumn, highlighting conservation concerns.
Handshaking Record Cited by Former President Coldidge
In the American Magazine a quote attributes a handshake record to former president Calvin Coolidge. He reportedly said he shook hands with 1,000 people in 1 minute, claiming it as a personal record.
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Olidge
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