Ancient Sinai tablet may bear Moses inscription claim
A stone tablet found near Mount Sinai is described as possibly penned by Moses. The primitive Hebrew text mentions Hatshepsut as a helper and overseer of Sinai mine workers and a kingly temple figure. The article notes Hatshepsut’s reign around 1500 B C and her copper-mining work on Sinai.
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Mount Sinai
Moses
Hatshepsut
Sinai
Mana
Nile
Egypt
B. C
Bandit In North Bergen Accused Of Stripping Victims
Police report a bandit nicknamed Cuts Rates robs late pedestrians without a gun. He first demands ten dollars, then five, one, and finally fifty cents or a quarter if the victim lacks cash.
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North Bergen
N. J
Photographs Taken As General Mitchell Traveled by Train
A Dayton Ohio photographer captured Brigadier General Mitchell in flight as his train moved toward Washington. The image was developed and presented to General Mitchell upon arrival at Xenia, seventeen miles from Dayton. The McCook field photographer reached halfway back to Dayton when he passed the general's train.
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Mitchell
Dayton
Ohio
Washington
General Mitchell
Xenia
McCook
Deliberative Dogs Form Party in Constantinople
Frederick Gill an English dog trainer organizes a community of dogs in Constantinople Turkey with a president and a legislative body. The dogs are taught to hold meetings move motions and vote by tail movements through a series of parks and movements.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Frederick Gill
Travel Advances Across Time and Space
The piece notes dramatic shifts in travel and communication from 1834 to modern times. It recalls William TV and Sir Robert Peel's delays before quick modern returns, then highlights Ramsay MacDonald’s rapid Paris trip and return within 36 hours, illustrating era-spanning progress in time, space, and distance.
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William TV
Melbourne
Sir Robert Peel
Rome
London
Windsor
Ramsay MacDonald
Paris
Ugly Man Knows Where He Stands After Street Meeting
On a Sunday morning in Indianapolis a man nicknamed Ugly Man known as a sheik strolls along Meridian Street. He converses with two young girls and dolls, admits he expected not to win beauty honors, and laughs when a child calls him ugly. Teagen notes the honesty of children.
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Indianapolis
Meridian Street
Beau Brummel
Teagen
Public sale to settle mortgages in Lumpkin County Georgia
J E Tate will sell at public auction at the Lumpkin County courthouse on the First Tuesday in May 1925 to satisfy two mortgage notes. The property comprises two tracts totaling about 257 acres in Lumpkin County including lots 644 581 and parts of 645 712 718 618 649 and 714 plus 15 20 and 2 acres. The sale occurs to pay notes dated March 16 1922 for 650 and February 21 1923 for 250 with interest rates 20 and 8 percent and totals about 900 plus costs. Sale conducted by attorney J F Pruett for J E Tate.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
H. T. Tanner
J. J. Hudgins
Burtsboro Road
Wits
T. Tanner
Alt. Crane
Dolars
Tanner
J. J. Hiudgins
T. A. Crane
J.E. Tate
J. F. Pruett
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