Smithsonian plans opening of ancient Indian mounds
Henry B. Collins Jr. leads Smithsonian ethnology exploration along the Louisiana coast to study Attacopa and Chitimacha mounds. The team will determine if sites are true mounds or shell heaps, collecting bones artifacts and pottery to reveal cultural links and possible migration. Cannibal practices of Attacopa noted in broader Caribbean and American contexts.
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Obey Law of Prophet But Still Drink Wine
A traveler on the Persian border notes how Mohammedan rules affect alcohol use in practice. He argues the Koran forbids wine but not spirits unknown at the time, and describes a ritual to avoid the first drop before drinking.
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Guggenheim condemns extravagance at New York luncheon
Daniel Guggenheim, who recently gave 2.5 million dollars to aeronautics, denounced extravagance at a New York luncheon. A young woman challenged him on wealth and spending, to which he compared oversalting a dinner to excess salt.
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Titled Woman Lawyer Lady Ankaret Howard
The article notes Lady Ankaret Howard sister of the Earl of Carlisle as a new English titled woman pursuing legal honors. She belongs to the Inner Temple and is among successful Roman law students. Born in 1900, she is the second daughter of the eleventh Earl of Carlisle, with Baroness Clifton the only titled woman so far called to the bar.
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The Queen of Spain Sells Ankle Skirts Opinion
The queen of Spain has begun a campaign to bring back ankle skirts and long sleeves. Jean Patou comments to a New York correspondent that a world vote on knee skirts and no sleeves would favor the eyes, implying a fashionable battle over modesty and style.
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Telephones in Mexico vs Vermont Virginia and Detroit Paris
A comparison notes Mexico’s small telephone count despite being far larger than Vermont, Virginia has more phones than Africa, and Detroit has twice as many phones per capita as Paris. The item highlights surprising regional disparities in telephone distribution.
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Lead Transmuted to Mercury Reported in Amsterdam
Experiments by Professor Smits in Amsterdam claim success in turning lead into mercury. The long running controversy over turning mercury into gold remains unresolved as this transmutation appears confirmed.
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New English Submarine Claims Long Submerged Stints
A newly described English submarine reportedly can stay submerged for two and a half days and undertake a nonstop 20 000 mile voyage. The vessel stretches 350 feet in length and carries a crew of 121 men.
Man Fishing Sparks School Day Debate
A boy argues he must write a composition about fish for class and insists on seeing a real fish to study. The exchange highlights a lesson about observational learning and school priorities.
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Right at Home Ruby Oh Tone in a Domestic Moment
Dialogue captures a couple planning a future home, with warm assurances from Richard about staying and building a life together in a shared residence. Gerling expresses hopeful anticipation for a stable home.
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