Adventures in South America from a Globe Trotter
Frederic S. Isham recalls a South American journey full of vast distances and surprises. He describes an engineer guarding the Trans Andes railroad, the perils of snow slides and rocky quakes, and gritty travel across Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay with vivid scenes of trains, cab drivers, and urban life.
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Bible era cooperation mirrors modern farm village ideals
The Kansas Industrialist essay links biblical figures to rural cooperation, noting early shepherd and farmer life organized in small villages for mutual defense and work. It argues that modern farmers increasingly unite for economic and social survival, predicting a shift toward farm villages under pressure to cooperate.
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Simple Life On The St Lawrence In The French Canadian Countryside
The article contrasts fading Southern plantation life with preserved old society along the lower St Lawrence. Women harvest grain with primitive tools while villagers maintain ancestral routines. A photo of Grand’mere Trudeau in a riverfront cabin evokes a mother’s memory of a son at sea.
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Fragmented Rants and Odd Names Spark Scattershot Story
The text reads like a garbled clipping with quirky names and odd phrases. It references Alonzo a girl Venus Lt Peery Vermitage Dead Shot Ady Adot Kale jerk scandal and Dean Menthoulated Cough Drops. It mentions a family dynamic and a remark about Banks and his wife and husband.
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Boy Objects Seaside Ocean Water Scouts Comfort
A small boy, after weeks at a warm sulphur water spa, spends time at the seaside in a tiny bathing suit. He looks over the ocean and proclaims in a quiet, humorous line that Tat’s water for boats not boys, signaling a playful complaint about water suits and seas.
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Indians Claim Cubist Art Originates With Native Americans
An art instructor in the United States Indian service, Lone Star, asserts that cubist art began with American Indians about two centuries ago. His collection features eagle forms that are square and unlike a real eagle yet clearly identified as such, illustrating his view of cubist influence. Park for Millionaires plans to transform the 400 acre Palos Verdes ranch near Los Angeles into a premier residential park for American millionaires. Frank A. Vanderlip and associates reportedly paid $11,750,000 for the tract to pursue this venture and related developments.
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Skin Cleared by Simple Change in Food
A Kansas girl reports eczema on face and hands improved after stopping medicines and changing to Grape-Nuts breakfast food. She says digestion improved and skin clearing followed, crediting Grape-Nuts with addressing the root cause rather than external remedies.
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