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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1923
Page
6
A miscellany of short items notes Gabriele d'Annunzio's pet goldfish Lon-Pe-Li-Tel praised for cleanliness and silence, a Red Cross Ball Blue laundry ad, a quote about Knole and the Sackvilles, and a wry remark about farmers and city folk.
The article argues that human and animal teeth reflect diet types and racial traits. Nordics are linked to carnivore-like teeth and a fierce mindset, Celts show cutting-type teeth, Cro Magnons are intermediate, and Alpines resemble herbivore teeth. Semites have narrow long crowns, with cross-ancestry indicated by mismatched faces and teeth.
A clay tablet translated at the University of Pennsylvania suggests Adam was expelled from Eden not as punishment but to stop him from gaining knowledge that could make him a god. The Sumerian dialogue from Nippur parallels Genesis but omits the serpent and temptation.
A reflective line about pride in knowing what to do and what not to do, praising silent victories and conscious choices.
The narrator recalls a Latin translation task where both the speaker and Marie fail to provide the correct answer. The teacher suspects Marie knows it yet omits calling on her, revealing that a good reputation can be a burden and pride gives way to chagrin and quiet joy among classmates.
The article explains that the iridescent hues seen in ancient glassware arise from decay. As glass disintegrates it splits into thin laminae that refract sunlight, producing a vivid play of colors. The process signals nearing dissolution, much like forest leaves signaling change.
A fragmentary report notes the real Moabite Stone unearthed at Di ban in 1868 by Rev. I. A. Kifev, a black basalt block 3.8 by 1.2 feet with 34 Phoenician inscriptions detailing Mesha king of Moab son of Ahab. The article mentions replicas in Paris and then shifts to unrelated ad-like lines about eye balms and reporter expertise.
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