Tibet Secrets to Be Unveiled by Explorers and Scientists
London intends a thorough study of Tibet via a mission of explorers scientists missionaries and ethnologists to Lhasa under the International Buddhist union. They will examine customs religion language and rare monastic manuscripts to shed light on Tibet’s early history and culture.
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Great Britain
London
Lhasa
Himalayas
India
China
International Buddhist Union
Buddhist Society of
United States
Mount Whitney
Mindustan
Tibet
A. L. Shelton
San Francisco
Batang
Boy Pronounces First Words After Tent Revival
Clarksburg West Virginia ten year old Clarence Mc Afee a mute since birth suddenly speaks while praying at an altar during Pentecostal revival led by evangelist Mrs Ida Tribett of Sturgis Michigan The testimony comes from attendees and revival organizers who say he had never spoken before.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Clarence McAfee
Ida Tribett
Sturgis
Mich
Pay of Allied Officers Compared With Hungarian Officials
A table in Szczat shows inter allied commissions officers in Budapest earning far higher kronen salaries than Hungarian leaders. A British colonel is listed at 8,000,000 kronen yearly while a captain earns three to five million. the Hungarian regent receives 3,000,000 and a cabinet minister 106,400.
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Hungary
Vienna
Inter-Allied Commissions
Budapest
Szczat
Quebec Farmer Trades Son for Horse Abducts Teen
A Quebec farmer claimed his nineteen year old son was his property and traded him for an old horse with Romani people. The boy, named Doy, was rescued by his uncle.
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Quebec
Doy
Ancient Arrow Factory Found in Kentucky Cave and Rock Houses
Prof. A. M. Miller of the University of Kentucky reports discoveries near Mills Springs Wayne county. Two rock houses yield numerous arrowheads, flint flakes, bone and pottery fragments indicating long habitation. A cave at Ford's Island yields human bones, confirming burial use.
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Lexington
Mill Springs
Wayne County
Kentucky
Miller
Ohio
August Poerste
Dayton
Denny’s Bay
Mills Springs
Mammoth Cave
Walt
Cumberland River
Ford's Island
Missing 42 Years Returns Rich Brother Reveals Fortune
Allentown Pennsylvania resident Charles Kressley is approached by a stranger with a high price offer for his home. The man claims to know intimate details of Kressley past and then reveals he is his brother Elias, who left for the West in 1880 and later mined gold in Colorado and became rich.
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Allentown
Charles Kressley
Kressley
Elias
West
Colorado
Inn Made Famous by Dickens Is for Sale
London’s Leather Bottle in Cobham Kent, famed from Dickens’s Pickwick Papers, is up for sale. The historic inn, known as a clean and commodious ale house, houses numerous Dickens relics and letters to Pickwick and friends, attracting fans worldwide.
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Dickens
London
Kent
Cobham
Pickwick
Mr. Tupman
Bible Thoughts for This Week
Daily verses guide a week of reflection from restoration to perseverance. Each day offers a cited scripture from Paul, Moses, Isaiah, and John to inspire peace, trust, and faithful living.
Charges Man Stole Wife Allegations Lead to Damages
Findlay Ohio report states Michael Misamore, six years old, sues Robert Egbert forty eight for alienation of his fifty year old wife. Misamore seeks ten thousand dollars in installments: three thousand for inducing the wife to leave, seven thousand for advertising that by taking her car for rides.
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Findlay
Michael Misamore
Robert Egbert
Boy Five Is Rescued In Toy Wagon As Boat Sinks
A 28 foot motorboat owned by Leonard Staff capsized near Garrison New York after a river steamer swells. Staff placed his five year old son in a toy express wagon which floated away as the launch sank. He kept his wife afloat until help arrived. The family was moving furniture from Wort Edward to South Nyack where their home will be. The motorboat and furniture were lost.
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Garrison
N. Y
Leonard Staff
Staff
Wort Edward
South Nyack
Finger Prints by Radio Global Police Cooperation
New York police commissioner Richard Enright, after studying European systems, says radio sent fingerprints aid international cases. He notes world police masterminds now stack cards against crooks with greater cooperation and rapid sharing of suspect pictures worldwide.
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New York
Yadlo
Orri Nals
Richard Burleht
Auld
Europe
Enright
Largest electric locomotive unveiled at Rosedale mine
The world’s largest electric locomotive, a 35 ton mule powered by three eighty horsepower motors, was recently noted at the Rosedale mine of a steel company near Johnstown Pennsylvania. It runs on electricity and is described as reliable and not to balk.
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Notalied
Rosedale
Johnstown
Weetinghouse
Tacloban Town’s Electric Light Brightens Night Skies
In Tacloban on Tayto Island, most homes are wired for electricity as the town with 12 000 residents runs an electric light and power plant equipped with three 2244 kilowatt generators. Streets stay bright after dark.
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Tacloban
Philippine Island
Tayto
Iy Electrical Idea
Return to Gasoline in Pernambuco After Alcohol Use
Early in 1921 about half of Pernambuco's cars ran on alcohol. Now 90 percent have returned to gasoline. Proponents say objections to alcohol can be overcome with specially designed motors and other adaptations.
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Pernambuco
Brazil
Georgia Proclamation on Constitutional Amendment Ratification
Governor Thomas W. Hardwick proclaims submission of a proposed amendment to the Georgia Constitution for ratification at the general election to be held Tuesday November 7 1922. The measure concerns adjusting the Richmond County judge salary and limits and directs public ballot wording for ratification.
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Georgia
State of Georgia
Richmond G
Superior Court
Richmond
Richmond County
General Assembly
State of
Board of
Augusta
Geneva Assembly
Thomas W. Pare
Thomas W. Hardwick
Administrator's Sale in Lumpkin County Georgia
By order of the Lumpkin County Court of Ordinary the administrator will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in November 1622 before the courthouse door 717 and 778 in the Fifth District First Section containing about 80 acres with dwelling. Sale to pay the debts of P A Crane and distribute to heirs at law of F A Crane. Terms cash. Hi. Hiean administrator. Tax notice dates listed for various areas with times.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Tumpkin County
P. A. Crane
F. A. Crane
Hi. Hiean
Il. A. Crane
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Dahlonega
Auraria
Mil Creek
Mark Kendalls
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Y Davis
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Ponren
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