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Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1921

Page

13

Tombs Tell Story of Ethiopian Kings of Old

Harvard archaeologists reveal discoveries at Napata Gebel Barkal uncovering twenty Ethiopian king tombs and fifty five queens from 460 to 250 B C. The finds show Libyan nomads who Egyptianized and later conquered Egypt under Piankhy, with Ethiopian rulers governing Egypt along the Nile.

Gustav A Reisner Harvard Ethiopia Egypt Napata Gebel Barkal Sudan El-Kur Nuri Nile Esert Harvard-Boston Tirhaqua America El-Kur’un Piankhy Nile Valley Assyria Sia

Mrs Laura M Hoyt Praises Chamberlains Tablets

Mrs Laura M Hoyt of Rockport New York recommends Chamberlains Tablets praising them for headache and bilious attacks. She says she has used them for three years and is always glad to speak in their praise.

Laura M. Hoyt Chamberlain Yisepes Rockport, N. Y Adv

Live turtle found fifteen feet underground in Wichita sand

A large live turtle was found fifteen feet beneath packed sand while workers dug for the Fourth National Bank building in Wichita Kansas. The creature survived a long burial, but died after its shell broke and head was gashed. experts debate how it got there and how long it endured underground.

Wichita, Kans Fairfield Fourth National Bank E. H. Crow Friends University E. B. Jewett Mocky Mountains Professor Crow

Shipping board steamer ashore off Irish coast

The report notes a shipping board steamer ran aground off the Irish coast. The fragment includes a humorous aside about an Irish barber shop and a child asking why her father never gets a haircut, with the line delivering the joke that his hair does not grow.

Shipping Board Irish Ireland

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