Scientist reports Nip pur finds as Nip pur finds at Nip pur
A report from Nip pur discusses new tablets and the so called Temple Library dispute. It notes ongoing university examinations, potential further actions by the University of Pennsylvania, and asserts that discoveries at Nip pur reveal extensive Babylonian literary collections and laws. It cites Dr Clay and Dr Hinke on library content and a boundary stone from Nebuchadnezzar II with a hymn to Elid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nippur
University of Pennsylvania
H. V. Huprecht
Pote
Siddi
Foosa
Bso
Tyne
Huprecht
Papas
Monte
Minhio Net
John FL Peters
New York
Hilprecht
Museum of Archeology
Peters
Prince
Columbia University
Haynes
Hrad
Hatylonia
Mires
Terpte
Clay
Babel
Hammurabi
Abraham
Ems
Middle East
Hinke
Nippud
Nebuchadnezzar II
Br. Haynes
Elid
Boundary Stone of Nebuchadnezzar I Recounted in Archaeology
The University of Pennsylvania’s archaeology series reports a new boundary stone from Nippur. Dr. William J. Hinke translates a hymn to Ellis and notes 14 witnesses named on the grant. The stone depicts symbols of shrines and divine authority, praising the god Ninurta and recounting land grant to a high official, with aims to resist foreign rule and extend influence.
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Nabu
Hinke
University of Pennsylvania
Hilprecht
Nebuchadnezzar I
Nippur
William J. Hinke
Auburn Theological Seminary
Bablonia
Hiftke
Nuskutbnn
Ekur
Ellil
Ellis
Othees
Nizars
Shumar
End of Dynasty Grants Cursed Inscriptions Found
Fragments describe royal grants and seals tied to a dynasty end. The text mentions conical blocks and private documents held by an owner. Referenced are curses inscribed on artifacts, with mentions of Mascrintins and general people.
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Nsw
Curse laden inscription on Nebuchadnezzar and land grant
The text outlines curses on an offender who denies a land grant and invokes multiple deities to condemn him. It notes Nebuchadnezzar as a usurper and suggests early dynastic clashes with the Elamite and Assyrian powers, before his later successes.
Massive Gold Output Predicted To Reshape Markets
Historical note cites 21,4724 tons of gold unearthed since Columbus, current value over 12.6 billion dollars. Last 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50 years show rising shares mined. Projections say output could double in 20 to 30 years, lowering interest, boosting wages, and lifting overall demand across industries.
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New World
H. F. van Wagenen
Western
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Prazy
Teast Best West
H. M. Williams
Law Building
Toledo
Ohio
Accident Qualifications from The City Salesman Dialogue
A fragmented dialogue notes an accident inquiry with speculative details about a man described as tall and heavy. The garbled wording references being run over by an automobile and hints at casualty assessments and typical outcomes in such cases.
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Tibet
New Cement Made From Volcano Ash in Japan Exports Rise
American consul reports a Japanese company is turning volcanic ash into cement with 9 percent dividend on 200 000 yen. Kobe Mitsubishi Ka shaki dockyards and Sasebo naval yards supply the new ash cement to Keelung Formosa and Korea. The ash comes from two craters in the Japanese Alps and requires only water to set.
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G. H. Scidmore
Nagasaki
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Mitsubishi
Kawasaki
Sasebo
Wakamatsu Iron Foundry Company
Keelung
China
Formosa
Korea
Hondo
Japan
Oregon
Prudent Father Says Money Shown by Rock Testimony
A geologic quip features Miss Dora Papa and Jack debating money. Jack claims he can prove wealth with rock testimony, prompting the prudent father to confirm. The Chicago Tribune cites the exchange as a humorous example of geological boasting.
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Dora
Jack
Chicago Tribune
A Business Man's View on Wealth and Morality
A dialogue contrasts wealth as a force for good with the critique of hired virtue. Mr Dustin Stax questions whether money spent on “good” hires truly yields value, noting the difficulty of extracting worth from such arrangements.
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Dustin Stax
Too Realistic Husband Fires Blank Cartridges
The husband of a well known actress fired blank cartridges toward her press agent during a confrontation. The agent admonished him to keep distance and warned of burn injuries from close range. Local police investigated the incident.
Christmas Dinner Quip on Wealth and Cash
A brief exchange notes class divide as Miss Sweligii remarks on wealth and Mr Cashless sighs that those without money are even more mad. The line captures social satire of riches and poverty in a festive setting.
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Miss Sweligii
Mr. Cashless
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Ufo
Tlitprech
Rasty Ag
Sabylonia
Amurru
Ejilil
Ejil
Ninib
Anu
Micn
Shamash
Ramman
Gala
Ishtar
Muska
Dr. Hinkle
Nebuchadrezzar
Columbus
Geological
Market Reports
Cincinnati
Senacree
Cord Ray
Timothy
California
Reneer
Anne
Meena
Carters
Poe
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