Indian music as national project urges preservation effort
The Smithsonian and National Museum study Indian music led by Frances Densmore highlights the need to chronicle tribal songs before they vanish. Researchers note each tribe holds distinctive tunes, with ownership tightly controlled by clans and individuals and some communities even hosting singing contests.
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National Museum
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Misa Densmore
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Scales That Weigh Thought by Sir William Rameau
Sir William Rameau, a noted Engibb scientist, unveils ultra delicate scales that weigh thoughts. The device measures one seven millionth of an ounce and operates in darkness to prevent temperature and vibration interference.
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Ended Cat's Sojourn in Aston Pa
Felix Bolth bought a cat for five dollars promising a good ratter. After a week the rat population boomed. he watched from the basement as the cat nodded to each rat, then the rats returned. He kicked the cat out after the ratter sign off.
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Tit for Tat Dinner Table Exchange
A young man at a dinner table says he wishes his wife could make bread like his mother did. The bride replies that she wishes she could make dough like his father did. The exchange ends with smiles and a lighthearted moment.
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Fragmentary OCR text contains stray phrases about people, poetry, syrup, levies, and a proverb on forgiveness with incomplete names and context.
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