Floor Tales From Sepik Trade In Sacred Masks And Drunk Patients
From Lae in New Guinea to Glasgow hospitals, reports describe Sepik traders selling sacred masks and houses while doctors debate creating a ward for drunks. The article notes villagers rely on artifact sales for income, with prices rising and artifacts shipped to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Moresby
New Guinea
Lae
Australian New Guinea
Glasgow
Scotland
Tarsbaran
J. Kmlloch
Anderson
Lal
Gameran Wemyss
Vieloriz
Ray Stockden
Duty Free Port and New Hotels Signal Hong Kong Boom
Hong Kong builds a luxury hotel corridor around Victoria Harbour with the Hong Kong Hilton on Queen's Road Central near Garden Road and the Empress Kowloon. New luxury towers, floating restaurants, cruise offerings, and stages surround the harbor as tourism and duty free trade drive a surge in rooms, rates, and exotic entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Iro
Victoria Harbor
Kowloon
New Territories
Victoria
Japan
Hong Kong Island
Queen's Road Central
Garden Road
Eagle's Nest
Amu
Pacific
Japa
Darin
Connaught Hous
Australia
New Zealand
Philip/Kowloon
Pines
Thailand
Asis
Bath
Aberdeen
Tsimn- Ishatsul
Hawaii
Empress Addy
Alsa
Fu Shen
Pias
Anti Cannibalism Lenses Fail on Chickens
Tucson chicken grower West ley IL. McCartney trialed plastic eye lenses to curb pecking but eye infections followed risking blindness. He cites modest feed savings and notes several workers quit due to birds’ stress while research elsewhere may test lens viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Westley IL
McCartney
Frank Rollins
University of Arizona
Jack
Kel
Jehickens
Rela
Jenses
McCarmety
Lalipy
Also Mentioned on This Page
CS Epreille
Sacred Masks
Maprik
Tambaren
Amsterdam
Cook
Sepik
Gainea
Ce Alaming
Haven Axe
Mubat Hagen
England
Maus
Doglend
Septk River
CAI
Jextia
Ava
Albu Eullian
Ranme
Inchide
Hollywood
Gipwell
Lingeria
Hayward
Capwell
Lower
Laral
Kayser
Franks
Flore
Auveren Myers
Res
Capwell's
Afnisay
Knoll Boulevard
Llirerne
Amrit
Empress
Regal
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