Peculiar Habits and Fabled Figures in a Venetian Table Scene
The passage describes a surreal meal scene with Annunzid and others, mentioning Gabriele and Animiarin, a supper of unusual habits, a grand table in Venice, and a poetic drawing where half the table bears one cake and the other half another. It blends myth, dining ritual, and fictional characters in a dreamlike banquet.
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Gabriele
Animiarin
Taule
Ile
Venice
Diagnunzio
Fe Samevines
Jared Tcake
Ras Guinstey
Fflowers
Twenty new Scandinavian fellowships announced for Americans
The American Scandinavian foundation says twenty one half of forty exchange fellowships will fund American students for technical research, including chemistry and engineering, and for studies in Sweden, Denmark, and Norway. Most awards begin in March with some May disbursements, supporting both men and women in various disciplines.
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MEW Voir
Cnlvee
Denmark
Norway
Americane Standindvlan Walloe Dation
Fellawa API
America
Pwenty
American Individutxand
Sie Bir
Chinese Doctor Voted for Abraham Lincoln in Shanghai
The Rev H N Woo a Chinese physician and missionary in Shanghai voted for Lincoln and served in the American Civil War aboard Plymouth. He helped establish a dispensary that grew into St Duke's hospital in Shanghai and was ordained in 1880 guiding local Christian work.
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Shanghat
Maron
H. N. Woo
Abraham Lincoln
America
Perry
United States
Japan
Parry
Woo
Sloop of War
Plymouth
Cabin Sey
China
Lis -Hetent
Shanghai
St. Duke's Hospital
Chris- Amit
Memorial Evening Honors Flying Club Members in New York
In New York on March 14 a memorial night pays tribute to members of the American Flying Club’s One Pursuit Squadron who died in France. The event lists names such as Arthur, Hudson, Remington, Haw Tapp, and others, honoring their service. Separately, Trade union plans in Traieuphia announce six steamers to be built under Yar riman contracts. work progresses, with several months needed to complete the fleet.
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New York
France
American Flying Club
Wig
Nee
Pip Ey Ngen
Arthur 2
He B. Hudson
J +han
Tre
Beane
Remington Des. Vernan
Mone Adrous
Traieuphia
Mar
Yarriman
Dry Law Enforced First by Hawa Nation
Historian notes Hawa was the first to enforce a strict prohibition regime as global real dry law. The monarchy faced internal strife and resistance while leaders promoted absolute banishment of alcohol, shaping early colonial governance and sparking village exodus and regional upheaval.
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Hawa
Hongtlgle
Poi
Morehtts
Thetis
Kunohamepa
Jore
Yauor
Inigkinds
Awhen
Refinery for Copper Newton MeBot
A proposed large copper refinery site in Great Britain is outlined with an initial cost around 10,000,000 pounds. The non ferrous committee urges a plant capable of producing 700,000 tons, using British components and blister copper, with potential government financial backing. Existing facilities and over 500,000,000 tons of signals for electricity generation are noted.
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Newton Mebot
Hare Wes
Mais Alnd
Great Britan
Gov Ment
United Kingdom
Newton
Brazil Refis2 on Saar Valley Representation
Reported notes indicate Brazil's stance on the Saar valley representation offer by the Supreme Council. The article hints at broader governmental policy toward European affairs and a tendency to avoid external influence.
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Bram
Brazil
Supreme Coun
Saar Valley Commission
Fortified for Health by Father John’s Medicine
An advertisement extols Father John’s Medicine as boosting resistance to colds and coughs and aiding purification and strength. It claims the product soothes breathing irritation and builds flesh, promising it is guaranteed free from alcohol and all dangerous drugs.
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Father John
Blankets in Various Colors and Sizes From Local Store
A catalog ad lists White Blankets in wool and cotton mix with pink or blue borders in sizes 70 by 80 inches and 76 by 84 inches, priced from 8 to 12 dollars. Camp Blankets in tan with black borders cost 7.50, plaid blankets 6.75, and gray/white heavy blankets 5 dollars, all offered in multiple colors and standard sizes.
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Certain-teed Products Corporation
Saint Layla Hicas
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City National Bank
United States ‘Government
Squadicon
Castle
Benpto
Alykolye
Ben-Opto
Cinders
Karm Terminal Company
Barnum
Connors
Stein Bloch Society
Stetson Shoes
Teames Mo Esto Brare Be
Maryland
Lie
Tor
Amelia Ivy
Whem
Lie Mat
Amerika
Harold C. Weidlich
Lidwell's
Bis
Or, Gokey DR
Jonnson
Wall Street
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Ted
Avith
City Savings Bank
Biltz
Philadelphia
Scrapple
Shady Brook
Brand
State ST
Childres
Hals
Brigepace
New Haven
Iffiner
Main St
Pateryon
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