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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1910

Page

2

Killing a Man-Eating Lion By Dr W J Ansorge

Dr Ansorge recounts five journeys tracking man eating lions on the Athi plains and Tsavo, detailing near misses, a siege by a lioness in a camp, and three dramatic captures. He describes traps built with local help, rescue of porters, and close encounters with lions near Mombasa and Nakuru, emphasizing caution and providence.

Dr. W. J. Ansorge M. A LL. D M.R.C.S L.R.C. P Mr. Dick Athi Plains Stony Athi Hyaenan Athi Kibwett Ngoment Kinan Ngoments Ngomeni Tsavo Tsavo River Taavo Lion Branda Mobasan Ndi Mombasa Wakibara Fajoa Jabara Mons Tts Clai Stevie Blow Camplys-Simba Benj. B Hampton

Cousin Reunion Triggers Forgotten Family Tales

Hartney meets Countess Lucy and her daughter Adeline for luncheon in a fashionable town. Conversations revive memories of a barn fire, Artie, Hattie Smith, and Tom's death as Hartney struggles to recall forgotten relatives. The reunion ends with Hartney planning a future visit amid lingering embarrassment and family chatter.

Hartney Lucy Luer Binia Harter Old Town Europe Hiartney Countn Lecy Abe Bertha Cousin Lacy Henry Adeline Counla Bertha Salina Aunt Salmat Artie O Hartney Hattie Smith Hattie Tom Hartley John Mielo Oe Henry

Malaria Threat Delays Southern Land Boost and Prosperity

The delta region of Mississippi holds vast agricultural promise rivaling Egypt in soil richness but malaria ruins progress. Prof Herrick cites millions of illness days and huge economic losses from chills and fevers, urging extermination of the malaria mosquito with modern science to unlock the South's population and production potential.

United States Nile Valley Mississippi Ays Giein W. Herrick Yazoo River Tennessee Line Dnteide Egypt America Herrick The College of Agriculture of Minstesippi, Anyat Jaria

Location of Garden of Eden by General Gordon belief

The late General Gordon believed the Coco de Mer palm and the Seychelles Islands marked the Garden of Eden. He argued the key lay in studying surrounding seas to trace the four rivers, a claim he held firmly despite contested evidence.

Gordon Coco de Mer Seychelles Islands

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