Son of Cannibal Boy Adopted by American Engineer in Los Angeles
Samuel, a 11-year-old Chuncho Indian boy orphaned after a tribal war in Peru, arrives in Los Angeles with Mrs. Chester W. Brown and her mother. He adapts quickly, learning Spanish, English greetings, and showing interest in mechanics, drawing, and play. He is to enter private tutoring aiming for public school. his diet favors fruit and meat as he grows in a new world. He bears a striking dark gaze, chubby face, and distinct hair.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Samuel
Peru
Chester W. Brown
Mollendo
Chunchoolu
Amazon
Brown
Mr. Brown
Chunchoo
Tirapata
Inca Gold Mining Company
Pittsburg Capitalista
Arequipa
Inc
Deer for Markets as State Laws Eased, Deer Meat Hopes Rise
A Washington report by D B Lantz of the U S Biological Survey argues deer and elk could be raised for market not just as game. It cites law changes in Arkansas Minnesota Missouri and Carolina permitting parks and sale of deer and carcasses. The Virginia deer is favored for climate and feed, with anecdotal experience from C H Roseberry of Stella Missouri noting strong year to year increases and profitable sales of fawns and adults, including venison sales.
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Washington
D. B. Lantz
United States Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Lantz
Mr. Lants
Robin
Aalde
Lants
Arkansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Carolina
Virginia
Thi
C. H. Roseberry
Stella, Mo
Youth lengthening device fascinates Britsh experts
Sir James Grant described a so called neurostone that uses dry cell electricity to stimulate inactive or poisoned nervous centers as a person ages. He claimed it cleans and activates nerves, lengthening life and rejuvenating vigor. The audience, though skeptical, pressed for instrument sources amid keen interest, especially in Canada.
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James Grant
Britiah Association
James
Air James
The
Scientisia
Canada
Association
Academy Picture Sparks Polite Farewell at Grudio Tea
At Grudio Tea, a woman thanks Mr Bruah for showing her the Academy picture and departs with a courteous goodbye. He escorts her to the door and agrees to see Black's Academy picture later, sharing a bright smile and dapper exchange.
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Academy
Soil Washing Ruining Many Splendid Farms
A long discussion warns that soil washing and gullying ruin rolling hillside fields. It outlines causes from sheet wash to animal trails, and argues for prevention through cover crops, organic matter, tillage, terraces and grassed draws. It stresses ongoing vigilance and practical measures to reduce erosion and preserve farms.
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Timothy
Receiving Milk at the Creamery
The article argues for a broad view of receiving milk, stressing the expert assessment of milk quality by the receiver. It explains how defectives should be separated and weighed, noting poor milk lowers butter quality and should be handled apart from first class milk.
Family Likeness and Social Rules Piece
A collage of humor and critique from periodicals. Dialogues touch marriage expectations and authority dynamics. Jokes on Turkish baths and vices appear alongside a vignette about Uncle Eph and the Colonel. An observation about self praise and echoes closes the selection.
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Uncle Eph
Darkey
Eph
Harpers’ Weekly
Economy Tale Of An Eco Nomical Farmer
Higging recounts a Harper's Weekly tale about a frugal farmer near Cleveland who ties a hen to his buggy to mark economy. At noon he feeds his mare from a nosebag and eats the spilled horse feed, leaving no waste, a story said to be true by Higging and Wiggins.
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Rockefeller, Jr
Higging
Cleveland
Wiggins
Harper’s Weekly
Genius Described by Twain Quip At New York Banquet
Mark Twain described genius at a New York banquet with a witty quip about a man who knows more than he can learn and spills wine on his clothes. The remark playfully critiques overconfidence and the limits of knowledge in a social setting.
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Mark Twain
New York
Hannibal
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