Real Boss of Royal Family Plans English Visit
Princess Iolanda leads the Italian royal brood toward wider world travel. She orders her own riding habit and dresses, argues for a separate allowance, and enjoys shopping with growing independence. Crown Prince Umberto gains public warmth as he tours provinces to acquaint Italians with their future king.
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Lolonda
Abd Aieen
Ing Landon
Umberto
England
Italy
Indien
Daver
Bonntdl
Bonalai
Ialanda
Tolanda
Tallor
Yolanda
Olanda
Bho
Mafalda
Mater Tolunda
Bor
Villa Subela
Salfein
Sometmes
Iolanda
Ronald
Hae
Conte
Ekirte
London
Matil
Tolunda
Mafulda
Vege
Matilda
Rome
Giosanna
Fotunda
Girin
Ton
Princeas Muriy
Sha
Civitavecchia
Trince Clercalcht
Plait
Denmark
Tadiew
Tongidera
Victor Rauinuel da
Agnea I. Mackenale
New York Tribune
New Beverage Cross Between Tea and Coffee Discovered
The Bureau of Chemistry reports a new drink from a tree native to the St James River region and near the Rio Grande in Texas. It contains less than tea in caffeine and more potassium, offering fair taste and potential as a future favorite. A photo shows Atisa Hilda Quickert of the Bureau of Chemistry preparing a cup of the brew.
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Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
St. James River
Rio Brande
Texas
Atisa Hilda Quickert
Claims Canal Zone land as Toro Point dispute erupts
Colombian Corporation Panama Colombia Beaks to eject Americans from Toro Point land and improvements. Panama canal ownership contested. concession recognized until 1917 when American authorities took over. Annual payments of 50,000 continued to 1917.
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Toro Point
Compita Dy
Panama
Panama Canal
Pan- Ama
American Authoritica
Snake Hypnosis Tale From the veld Heard Abroad
An informant reports a story of a large python supposedly hypnotized by a ritual of a native healer. A hunter tracked the snake for about two miles, then shot it after a twig was used to pin the reptile, which had remained motionless for an hour.
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KayAy
Thal
Steager
Fond of Odd Ornaments Among New Guinea Natives
The Kaja Kaja sivvages of New Guinea are noted for bravery and build. They paint foreheads with red or black and white eye circles, adorn nostrila, wear bird chews, and suspend many objects from robes. Tattooing is painful and extensive, with bamboo tools and slashes, while the body carries a strong odor from unwashed skin and decaying matter.
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New Guinea
AL Neyoun
Olla
Weather Prophets in Flowers and Plants
The article notes flowers and plants as weather prophets, describing daisies dandelions chickweed and the scarlet pimpernel as natural barometers. It explains outward openness signals rain or fair weather and how blooms like the pimpernel indicate rain if they open wide in the morning.
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Fany
Bird of Passage term origin in ancient natural history
The phrase bird of passage traces to Pliny the Elder and was later used by Bacon to describe migratory birds. It distinguishes birds that migrate seasonally between climates, noting breeders return to their colder homes in summer and connecting the term to human life’s instability.
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Pliny the Elder
Bacon
Curious Chinese Copy Book Used by Chinggs Children
A 19th century description explains a Chinese copy book where learners trace 60 complex ideographs from models. Pages are filled with eight characters per age, each about ten times the normal size, with tracing paper placed over and characters drawn as accurately as possible. Text notes that books are written by schoolmasters in black and red ink.
France leads world in army expense according to memorandum
An official French memorandum shows major powers boosting or reducing military budgets from 1910 to 1922. It highlights France as a large reducer, with other nationsposting varied gains, noting that by 2018 military spending consumed about one third of France’s general budget and rose further by 1922 under obligations such as Rhine troop maintenance.
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Stond
Japan
Spain
Norway
Great Britain
United States
Sweden
Holland
Denmark
Switzerland
Rhine
France
Forlard
Bratas
Junius
Brance
Tynty
Infant with Two Granddads In Congress Feature
After printing a weekly Bible serial for three months, the Topeka State Journal marks it as the newspaper's most successful feature. Inquiries pour in from across the United States and abroad. Following the Journal, several Kansas papers begin Bible publication. Dr. Charles M Shields urged the Bible project using Weymouth text.
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Topeka State Journal
Kansas
Charles M. Shelds
Weymouth
Unknown Peoples of Africa Victorian Era Fragment
A fragmentary ethnographic account describes a mysterious African tribe named "the Mownthinle" living west of the Juba in the north and the Tann to the south. The piece portrays their physique, ferocity, and traditional origins from Abyaninta, noting pestilence and conflict that limited cultivation and irrigation.
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Enéinea
Central Africa
Juba
Christine
Abyaninta
Food in Fifteenth Century Provisions and Holiday Feasts
In the fifteenth century provisions for household feasts required long lead times as travel limited transport. The piece recounts an extraordinary menu from a medieval source, noting guests Margaret Poston and others, with specific dishes and the custom of ordering “horse load” quantities of eel and salt fish before Lent. It contrasts luxury imports with the simpler fare for gentlewomen. Hollywood notes follow: a community chorus draws 1,000 weekly, and a six night a week concert presence at the Bowl amphitheater.
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Wroih
Studiew
H. B. Bennett
Tosvs
Margaret Poston
Finn
Brent
Orte
Hollywood
California
A Hem Starts Prolific Print Plan Amid Forest Reserve Talk
A distorted report notes A Hem Welbing ton authorities considering allotments for the year amid forest reserves. It mentions dangerous plant life harming cattle and horses and potential impacts on local owners.
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Pearing Herst
Welbington
Fragmentary Past Event Cited In Local Notice
An OCR fragment references a nighttime scene with a pink ribbon and an admonition hinting at a social or ceremonial act. Details are unclear but point to a reflective moment or vigil linked to a public setting. No clear names, places, or dates emerge from the readable text.
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Lolanda
Brasha
Daala
Failor
Canal Zone
Woerst
Ciycinnatt, O
Aniag
Filadella Castro
Lentini
Sicily
Court House
Diez
Clutton
Frank Guiliot
Seu
Virgil Aswell
Forture
Rexall
Madison ST
Forest Park
Africa
Pevnr
Plone
Nevada
Waborh Avenue
M. Powers
Victor
Benson
Bannon Orchestra
Whiteman and ‘Orchestra
Virginians
Weihe Music Shop
Madison Street
EAGLE
Rayenne Lonath
Gensresos Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Forest Park Commercial Association
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