Animal Noises Keep Explorers Awake in Addis Ababa
Dispatch from Addis Ababa describes a chaotic night as hyenas, pet dogs, and many birds drown out the expedition party. The noisy city blocks sleep, while guides and reporters note sanitation, danger, and cultural tensions as the team presses toward their Abyssinian objective.
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Addis Ababa
Abyeminia
Field Museum of Natural History
Chingy Ually News
Allance
Telegram
Addia Ababa
Conmlata
Tom Adlentinta
Jark Beam
Allince
Sheba
Mingesa
Herydntus
Jack Baum
Free trial offer promises rupture cure without truss
A letter urges readers with ruptures to request a free trial of a claimed remedy from W. H. Rice at 268 Main St Adams NY. It asserts muscles tighten and opening closes naturally, claiming removal of truss need and warning of risks from surgery or serious complications, urging immediate coupon usage.
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Rice
F Main St
Adams
Brasil
Ras Tafari Grants Quick Audience To American Visitors
The Ethiopian prince regent Ras Tafari granted an audience to American visitors in under four hours. He governs eight million subjects with the queen, holding life and death power over the empire. The swift summons reflected his goodwill toward America and Americans despite his busy duties and constant foreign appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hia
Ras Tafari
Ethiopia
America
Americans
Wesleyan President Addresses Lions at Meeting
Dr. James L. McConaughy, president of Wesleyan University, spoke to the Lions Club at Stratfield Hotel about signs and university duties. He contrasted old collegiate life with modern practice focusing on individual student background, grit, and home community relations, noting Yale and others expanding this approach while many applicants overwhelm colleges. He warned against loafing and stressed accountability in athletics and scholarship.
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James L. McConaughy
Wesleyan University
Lions Club
Stratfield Hotel
Wesleyan
Conaughy
Worcester Warren
Hewett
Yale
McConaughy
Cemvic
112000 Pupil Arithmetic Test Across New England
About 112000 pupils in 186 public school systems in New England and Newark Delaware took an arithmetic proficiency test. Grades covered addition through fractions with business scenarios. Professor Guy M Milson of Boston University led the voluntary effort to set scientific standards. Bridgeport did not participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All New England
Newark
Del
Guy M. Milson
Boston University
National Education Association
Striped Flannelette Sale Ad Four Sill E $1.00
Plain or fancy colored striped flannelette offered at four sill e for a dollar. Item suggests a sale listing with a single price and short description.
Lord Inchcape on missionary influence in China
At the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation company meeting Lord Inchcape warned against missionary efforts among noncivilized peoples. He argued that while missions seek to convert, attacking China's faith harms both sides and fuels anti-Christian sentiment in China.
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London
Dee
CAP
Great Britain
China
Lord Inchcape
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company
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Rockwell's
Rayon
North American Newspaper Alliance
Uo BS
Canada
The
London Chronicle
Noth Aimerican Newspaper Alliance
Addis
Carto
Mesgrenger
Legation
Pg Inc
Adame
Bridgeport
John A. Young
Christma Club
Smith
Murray Co
Birfield Ave
Mr. Man
Hyle
Romeo
Aldea
Malin
Bill
Nagle
Wissner’s
Wissner Pianos
Wissner
Lord
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