Africa in Medieval Trade And Jewish Links Revealed
National Geographic reports a French library discovery showing fifteenth century Jewish traders in northwest Africa. Malfante’s letters describe Timbuktu Touat and Tamentit with Jews and Muslims living in harmony and a vast caravan economy along the Sahara to the Niger.
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Sahara
Atlantic
Algeria
Niger
Troy
Antonia Malfante
Charles V
M. Ronclere
Malfante
Spain
Europe
Nigeria
Mallante
Gerhard Rohlfs
Morocco
Algiers
Touat
Rohlfs
Tleboen
Tunis
Tamentit
Timbuktu
North Africa
Vinifante
Dahomey
Gao
Vienna Telecommunication Chaos Spurs Private Takeover Plea
A Vienna mass meeting of business leaders demands moving the telephone and postal services from government control to private management due to widespread breakdowns. Reported issues include overworked staff, frequent line cuts, and guards on mail transport as officials admit systemic failures and looting losses surpassing 15 million crowns.
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Vienna
America
Kbommunications
Joe Bush's fast ball fuels Red Sox hope in 1918 campaign
By Norman Be Brown, the veteran pitcher Joe Bush emerges as a budding star. Born Brainard Minnesota in 1893 he rose quickly from Missoula to the Athletics then the Red Sox. He pitched well in 1913 and 1918 World Series appearances, later traded from Connie Mack's Athletics to Boston in 1917.
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Plank, Bender & Co
White Elephants
Red Sox
Sox
Czecho-Slovak Troops Return Home After Years of War
The famed Czecho-Slovak army under Colonel Kudvasr returned to Prague after years of warfare and wandering. They were welcomed by the public and had once been prisoners of the czar. They fought Bolsheviks to regain freedom and kept Siberia from Lenine and Trotsky's followers.
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Kudvasr
Prague
Czar
Siberia
Lenine
Trotsky
Kutivasz
Pelle
Klofac
Dr. Bennes
Heart and Home Problems Dear Mrs Thompson
A column offers dating and relationship guidance. Advice covers being oneself to overcome bashfulness, choosing a lasting partner, handling family disapproval, dating cross cultural couples, and sensible social limits. The tone mirrors a midcentury advice feature with brief reader questions.
Kidney Health Ad Promotes Kilmer Swamp Root Medicine
An advertisement warns of rising kidney disease and urges using Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy. It claims benefits for kidney liver and bladder health, lists sample offers and where to buy, and notes the Cheyenne State Leader as the reader reference.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Binghamton, N. Y
Cheyenne
Sheridan man freed after preliminary hearing in Wyoming assault case
John Zimmerman was released by Judge P. Gusick after a preliminary hearing on a statutory charge filed by Margaret Roach, a 16 year old girl who soon would become a mother. Testimony suggested her brother bore responsibility while the girl's mother defended both children.
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Sheridan
Wyo
John Zimmerman
Margaret Roach
P. Gusick
Simmerman
Roach
Roach Ranch
Roac
Stand in Rebuttal in Simmerman Case
The witness vigorously denied improper relations with his sister and spoke in defense of Simmerman. He claimed to have been with his sister constantly while Simmerman worked hay on the ranch, asserting the assault could not have occurred without his knowledge.
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Shim
Simmerman
Greybull Farmers Aid Water Plans Adopted at Burlington Meeting
In Greybull Wyoming on April 4 a Burlington meeting drew 4150 farmers to discuss insuring an adequate water supply for the Greybull valley. The gathering approved suggestions for forming a cooperative program under a new statute.
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Greybull,wyo
Greybull Valley
Burlington
Irrigation District Plans Two Reservoirs Under New Law
The irrigation district moves under the provisions of the new law with petitions drafted and a special session plan to rush the project. A reservoir at Upper Sunshine Basin is proposed at about 800,000 dollars to store water for years, with an additional reservoir to be built in Lower Sunshine Basin and extensions to cover six thousand acres of fertile land.
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Ithe
Upper Sun
Snine
Lower Sunshine Basin
Remedial Efforts Report in State City Notices
Vague OCR fragment references Pennsylvania and a remedy notice in a city, with mentions of Tawagtapenee and Re n couvuIMeToH implying possible legal or public utility actions. No clear names, dates, or concrete events readable.
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