Ahmed Karn and the Camel That Started It All
A rambling tale follows Ahmed Kuorn from Senmah’s institute to ships across Europe and the Americas. His misadventures include a camel kick in Schogg, arrests, battles at sea, cannibals, and a plan to return to Egypt to confront the camel believed responsible.
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Ahmed Karn
Senmah’s Institute
East River
Henry
Kearney
Ahmed Kuorn
Ahmed
Schogg
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Port Said
South America
Equator
Thamback
Syed
Tampico
United Men
Texas
California
Baltimore
Egypt
Germans Plan Fete for Von Steuben Birthday in Berlin
The Carl Schura society will observe September 17 marking the 200th anniversary of General von Steuben. An honorary committee led by President von Hindenburg includes Frederick M. Sackett the American ambassador Julius Curtius the foreign minister and Paul Loebe the Reichstag president.
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Berlin
Carl Schura Society
General von Steuben
von Hindenburg
Frederick M. Sackett
Julius Curtius
Paul Loebe
Reichstag
Canada Best Customer of U S in 1929
Reports of the United States Chamber of Commerce show Canada as the best customer of the United States in 1929 for the second year. Canada’s purchases from the United States neared one billion dollars, about 18 percent of the total, surpassing other nations.
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Canada
U. S
Ottawa
United States Chamber of
Egypt to reclaim King Tut relic through exchange deal
Cairo confirms negotiations to bring back the Berlin State Museum display of the Ankh-Amep bust known as Tutankhamun's mother-in-law. Egypt will swap other objects to secure the prized artifact's return after a Berlin exhibition.
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Egypt
Cairo
Seeaseportt
Berlin
Trade figures show 1923 export highs and Canada surplus
The report notes United States exports reaching 867,080,000 with the United Kingdom second at 83,788,000. Canada supplied 504,000,000 in imports, up 14,074 over 1928, while Japan ranked second in exports to the United States with 441,873,000.
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United Kingdom
United States
Canada
Japan
Motorist Robs Man Who Gave Him a Lift
Turner described a hitchhiking incident near Naples on the Coast highway in which a motorist who picked him up near Ventura for a ride to San Pedro allegedly attacked him with an iron bar after stopping on a side road. The assailant robbed him of eighteen dollars and drove away.
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Santa Barbara
Cullisn
Louis ‘Turner
Seamen's Institute
Sanrancisco
Naples
Ventura
San Perro
Turner
Swarm of Bees Forces Car Into Ditch
A swarm of angry bees forced a car with eight passengers into a ten foot ditch. Only injuries were bee stings. The vehicle struck something that appeared to have shattered into many buzzing parts as the swarm crossed the highway.
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin and Its Plain Promise
Fifteen years after his graduation Dr Caldwell became famed for one prescription now forty years old. His Syrup Pepsin is the world’s leading laxative enjoyed by millions. It’s made from herbs and pure ingredients, pleasant tasting and gentle enough for women and children. It is a doctor’s safe choice for constipated, bilious or feverish conditions and poor appetite.
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Dr. Caldwell
Always First in Alphabet The Letter A Opening Note
In historic text the letter A has long stood at the beginning of the alphabet tracing back through early records. The piece notes A marks the start of the sequence and appears as a foundational symbol in written language.
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