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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1933

Page

6

Archeological Capital of South America Declared in Lima Bill

A Lima bill declares Cuzco the archaeological capital of South America, noting its significance as the center of the Inca empire's rise and fall. The text contrasts ancient rites and the fate of enslaved peoples left to die or recover per the gods.

Ind Piebelana S. A. Cuzco South America Lima

Placer Mining Regions Mapped Across California

California placer mining concentrates in the Sierra Nevada from Susanville in Lassen County to Mariposa in Mariposa County, spanning north to south.

California Sierra Nevada Susanville Lassen County Mariposa Mariposa County

Think Twice Before You Speak

The remark urges caution in speech, suggesting restraint to avoid delays and miscommunication. It frames speaking twice as careful consideration, contrasting haste with deliberate, thoughtful dialogue.

Saloon in Westerville Bombed Forcing 1877 Closure

The last saloon in Westerville Ohio, home of the Anti-Saloon League, was bombed and forced to close in 1877, disrupting local commerce and signaling anti liquor sentiment.

Westerville Ohio Anti-Saloon League

Racers Must Have Attention For 300 Grooms At Lexington

About 300 grooms are required for the racing season at the Lexington Kentucky track. The note stresses staffing needs for ongoing events and daily operations.

Lexington

Georgia School of Technology Campus in Atlanta

The Georgia School of Technology in Atlanta has a campus of 45 acres with 24 buildings valued at 1,965,000 dollars.

Georgia School of Technoology Atlanta

Marion Davies on Breaking Into the Movies

The article recalls the hard road to film prominence through stage experience and modeling. Marion Davies describes gate crashing as an illusion before talent and tenacity win screen success with early roles in Chin Chin and the Ziegfeld Follies, advancing to Oh Boy and later Cosmopolitan Pictures and Metro productions.

Marion Davies America Harrison Fisher Howard Chandler Christy Haskell Coffin Penrhyn Stanlaws Reallantier Selznick Select Company Cecelia Pink Roses Cosmopolitan Pictures Knighthood New York Janice Meredith Metro Goldwyn.Mayer WNU

Una Merkel a Versatile Stage and Screen Actress

The Kentucky born actress Una Merkel began in theater with roles in Two by Two and The Gossipy Sex, moved to Broadway like Coquette, caught Helen Hayes’s attention, then transitioned to film with Dr. Griffiths Abraham Lincoln and a string of titles including Six Cylinder Love The Bat Wraspers Daddy Long Legs Wicked Don t Bet on Women The Impatient Maiden Man Wanted Private Lives Red Headed Woman and Huddle.

Una Merkel Covington Philadelphia Lynn Overman Miss Merkel Helen Hayes Coquette Joseph M. Schenck United Artists Mr. Golden Ann Rutledge Dr. Griffith Abraham Lincoln

Cathedral of Taxas Stands Atop The Andes In Mexico

The century long effort to finish the Cathedral of Taxas culminates with a mass for five thousand inside a temple built under Marshal Santa Cruz. The 215 foot dome and 95 foot deep foundations mark a remarkable alpine height and depth for a religious edifice. Indians from surrounding mountains contributed carved wood and stone, aiding the ascent toward a 18 000 square foot floor area at 12 000 feet above sea level. Civil strife and funding shortages delayed completion for a hundred years.

Taxas Marshal Santa Cruz Mexico

Polish Corridor and European Peace Problem

The Polish Corridor is a land strip from Poland to the free city of Danzig that outlets to the sea for Poland while severing Germany East Prussia from the rest of Germany. It originates in Versailles and has long stirred fear, as Germans in East Prussia face border or sea routes to reach Germany proper. A New York analogy illustrates the potential disruption.

Poland Free City of Danzig Germany East Prussia New York City Canada New York New England United States Washington Star

Gasoline Air Mixtures and Explosive Conditions

A published authority notes gasoline must mix with air or oxygen to explode. From 14 to 6.4 percent gasoline forms an explosive blend with air, while higher percentages burn without detonation. Complete combustion needs about 16 pounds of air per pound of gasoline, with explosion power tied to charge compression.

Symbolic Oak Trees In Ancient Cultures And Texts

The oak symbol signifies strength endurance and courage across Hebrews Greeks Romans Britons and Gauls. Romans dedicated it to Jupiter and used civic crowns of oak leaves for honorable citizens. A biblical line references an oak under which items were hidden by Jacob and all strange gods were concealed.

Jupiter Jacob

Noise Makers by Wild Animals in Tit Bits Magazine

A Tit Bits Magazine writer notes animal vocalizations affect hunter reactions. Elephants charge silently less fearsome than a screaming charge. The roar of the lion and squeal of the rhinoceros provoke alarm, while the giraffe’s quiet behavior is not seen as dangerous.

Tit-Bits

Byron's Cave Vanishes Near Pisa in Coastal Erosion

The grotto on the headland forming the Gulf of Spezia near Pisa collapsed due to erosion. The site is linked to Byron who reportedly swam to Lerici where Shelley lived in his last home in April 1822, the same month Baron lost his daughter Allewra. A few weeks later Shelley was wrecked returning from Leghorn and his body washed up near the cave.

Byron Gulf of Spezia Pisa Italy Mrosion Lerici Shelley Baron Allewra Leghorn

Plant Wound Causes Swelling in Trees and Plants

A plant wound leads to swelling and many galls. Most galls arise from animal parasites, mainly insects. Oaks, willows, roses, and goldenrods top the list of plants with galls. Insects on oaks create dyes, tanning chemicals, and ingredients of ink.

Druidic Clavie Ceremony Observed by Burghead Fishermen

The Burghead fishing community observed an ancient clavie burning ceremony once linked to Druids. A clavie is affixed to a salmon fishermans pole and driven by a nail to ward off evil spirits from ships. A clavie skipper in the same family held the role for nearly a century.

Burnig Burghead Montreal Herald

Historical cheeses mentioned by notable figures across eras

The excerpt surveys cheeses linked to figures from ancient Rome to 18th century Europe. It notes Ca membert Roquefort Neufchatel Saint Gervais Liederkranz and others associated with Lucullus Napoleon Edward VII Louis XVI Marie Antoinette and Doctor Johnson, highlighting cultural ties to cheese.

Lucullus Rome Napoleon Camembert Edward the Seventh Roquefort Doctor Johnson Boswell Louis XVI Grand Trianon Marie Antoinette Neufchatel Versailles

Early Chinese History Highlights From Fuhsi to Chou Dynasty

A compact history tracing legends of Fuhsi 2852 B C to the Chou dynasty 1122 B C through later emperors. It notes Chinese innovations such as gunpowder paper silk movable type porcelain and the magnetic needle and explains how rulers taught agriculture and governance.

Eastern Asia Fuhsi B. C China

Agriculture in the Orient Climate and farming in China

The text notes high population and full use of space in the Orient. Shanghai’s latitude creates a sub-tropical climate with cold dry winters and exposure to Siberian winds. Summers bring warm moist winds from the East Indian archipelago, known as typhoons in the China Seas, with rainfall unevenly distributed through the year.

Orient Europe Shanghai Siberia East Indian Archipelago China

World's Fiercest Dog Libetan mastiff described as highly ferocious

The Libetan mastiff is called the world's fiercest dog surpassing Arctic half-wolf huskies. In Tibet it remains a watchdog bred for centuries, kept from puppyhood to foster ferocity. It is surly, suspicious, very strong, and resembles a Newfoundland with a heavy black and tan or black and red coat.

Arctic Tibet Newfoundland

Prime Minister Signs Roll of Parliament Tradition

After oath the prime minister must sign the Roll of Parliament and the papers are kept in two boxes. The prime minister sits facing the box to the right of the speaker to emphasize his views. The Montreal Herald notes the ring marks on the box as a symbol of his argument strength.

Gladstone Montreal Herald

Pronghorn as a Native American Icon and American Origin

Fossil remains show pronghorn related mammals in western North America and Mexico. The American pronghorn is regarded as distinctly American in origin and habitat, beyond buffalo or bison claims.

North America Mexica

City name changes from St Petersburg to Petrograd to Leningrad

The record notes the sequence of name changes for the Russian city starting with St Petersburg, then Petrograd, and finally Leningrad, with key dates September 1, 191: A5F and January 24, 1924 marking transitions.

St. Petersburg i St. "Petenburg Ila Petrograd Leningrad

Enormous Yew Trees Recorded In English Churchyards

In old English churchyards famed yew trees stand out with massive trunks. A specimen at Staines measures about 80 feet in circumference and another moved to Dover shows a trunk of 22 feet in circumference.

Staines Dover

Derby Progress Touched by Royal Attention in 1840

The Derby gained respectability after Queen Victoria and the Prince Consort attended the race in 1840, though events date back to 1780. This royal presence marked a turning point in its public standing and prestige.

Queen Victoria Prince Consort

Origin Of Cattle In Doubt Since Stona Age

The origin of wild cattle ancestors remains undiscovered though domestic cattle have existed in Europe since the middle of the new Stona age.

Europe

Germany Leads in Dye Stuffs

Germany is the chief source for imported dye stiffs used globally except in Oceania where British dyes predominate according to the report.

Germany Oceania

Canadian Coyotes Bring Heavier Pelts Worth More

The pelt of the Canadian coyote is much more heavily furred and therefore more valuable than coyote pelts taken in the southwestern states.

Women on U S stamps widen beyond two names

Only three women Martha Washington Queen Isabella of Spain and Pocahontas have portraits on stamps. Other female representations appear with stamps such as the Red Cross and Arbor Day stamps illustrating broader honoring of women and girls.

P. O United States Martha Washington Isabella Spain Pocahontas Red Cross Arbor Day

District of Columbia uses jail and Lorton reformatory

The District of Columbia has no prison and relies on a local jail and the Lorton reformatory in Virginia for long term confinement with remaining inmates sent to federal penitentiaries.

District of Columbia Lorton Reformatory Virginia Federal Penitentiaries

Raccoon Expert Opens Oyster Shells For Feast

A raccoon demonstrates remarkable skill in prying oyster shells and extracting all edible flesh, showing a high level of dexterity in shellfish feeding behavior.

Odorless Vinyl Resins Used in Molded Plastics

Odorless vinyl resins come as opaque translucent or transparent powders that can be dyed. The powder is heated placed in a steel mold and pressed to form final shapes.

The Vinegar Bible and Its Misread Parable

In 1717 an English Bible edition earned the nickname The Vinegar Bible because the heading of Luke twenty reads the parable of the vinegar instead of the vineyard illustrating a famous misprint in a single chapter.

Guardian of Thomas Stack pole named by Bristol Probate Court

Guardian John B Bolan appointed for Thomas Stack pole of Bristol with bond filed. Creditors must file claims with the Bristol Probate Court Clerk within six months from first advertisement. Clerk John W Church notes six month deadline.

Bristol Thomas Stackpole Ward John W Church John B. Bolan Guardian State House Providence R. I

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