Gongs with Human Jaws for Handles
Rene. Bache writes of freedom for the Philippines with Uncle Sant maintaining a western Pacific station to protect commercial interests. The piece describes Luzon tribes, including the Moros, Igorots, and Apayao, noting headhunting practices, village protection by guards, and brutal suppression by Spaniards and early colonial forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Sant
Pacian
Luzon
Indentured Innovation in the Igorots Under American Rule
The article surveys American-led reforms in the Igorot regions, noting roads, stores, schools, and healthcare built by Uncle Sam. It highlights industrial training for girls and boys, new water systems, telegraph lines, and organized Fourth of July celebrations. It also describes native sports, ceremonies, and the shift from piracy to orderly towns under U.S. guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buntoc
Etual
Villare
Minac
Batons
Batning
Luzon
Uncle Sam
Hd Prives
Mafila
Cy Bay
Manila
Suunlain
Envernment
United States
Exukiss
Ois
Liberty Wat
Atul
Erko
Isughlav
Wererties
Read Speere
Swud
Euthusigetic
Mars
Mingansa
Palawan
Sulus
Archipelago
Light and the Eyes in Animals and Humans
The text explains how light affects pupil shape in different species. It notes that bright light makes pupils smaller in humans, forming circles, while other conditions yield oval or elongated pupils. It compares this to larger animals where the pupil may contract to a tiny circle or remain elongated, and mentions domestic cats and dogs in relation to pupil behavior.
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Yxery
Vegalozs
Tully
Asiatic Islands
Speers
Peniases
Pauls
Smither Tuluw
Soussanice Oi
Tzerats
Raguis
Munfia
Nona American
Tapuin
Sta
Anidrok
Steyn Mountune
Dontos
Piscavie
Banteca