Protecting the Young From Reptiles Chicago Art Mystery
Mrs. Einman Mabel Pleth has for ten years drawn strange Exyrtiar figures and Egyptian symbols starting at age thirty. Her work, done without preparation or knowledge of art or mythology, begins a mysterious series of remarkable drawings. A psychologist from the University of Chicago investigates the case.
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Chicago
Einman Mabel Pleth
Mra. Field
Gun Euddenly
Blind Ghrefep
University of Chicago
Navy seaman vows to stay after inheritance
A U S sailor, son of Mrs Annie Seimeider of Boston, inherits 40000 from his uncle Abraham Schneider and declares he will stick by the navy aboard the destroyer Wadsworth at Philadelphia Navy Yard. He plans to serve his present enlistment and re-enlist, with income until his twenty first birthday.
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Abraham Schneider
Wadsworth
Philadelphia
Navy
Annie Seimeider
Boston
Mass
New Year Fairy Tale Parade Opens The Night
A festive New Year scene unfolds with the Fairy Queen and Princesses preparing a grand celebration. The Fairy Ybab leads musicians as Old Year departs and New Year arrives with wings and gifts, promising joy, surprises, and happiness for the coming twelve months.
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Ali
the Fairies
Tom
Vast Global Oddities and Innovations Reported
A scrambled report notes a range of distant topics from the largest world structures and marriages to new travel speeds and penguin swimming. It mentions a Greek church jewel collection, an isolated Spitzbergen radio station, and London's fire department testing a portable wireless telephone system for provincial use.
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Spitzbergen
At & Tims
Europe
London Fire Department
Old Cartoons Quip on Youth Grafts and Firewater Folly
A Car toons Magazine dialogue riffs on love versus measured service, youth renewal scams, and bootleg liquor. Uncle Bill Bottletop quips that firewater slows noble red men, while goat gland tricks and aged street life play as cautionary comedy about youthful vanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Bill Bottletop
Cartoons Magazine
Palestine Pigmy Land With A Giant History
The Holy Land, birthplace of the Nazarene, is described as a tiny region by Viscount Bryce in a National Geography Society note. He notes Palestine spans only 126 miles long and 50 to 60 wide, smaller than New Jersey, with much of its history centered in a compact hill country and surrounding areas.
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Palestine
Holy Land
Une
Viscount Jamey Bryce
A & Communication
Mational Geography Society
Mediterranean
Jordan and
Dead Sea
Lebanon
Hermon
Israel
Connecticut
Jerusalem
Porthward
Hergon
Damascus
Teo
Greece
Enchanted Island Cyprus the famed fairy land of the Med
A compact history of Cyprus blending myth and fact from ancient rulers to Byzantine and Crusader eras. It traces Richard the Lionheart’s conquest and Berengaria’s and Lusignan’s roles, the island’s romantic dynastic legends, and its strategic position in Asia Minor. It notes Phoenician contact and early settlement by Levantine traders.
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Cyprus
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Othelia
Richard Coeur de Lim
Isaac Gomnerms
Richard
Berengaria
Guy de Lusignan
Asia Minor
Streicht Ag Amfioch
Selim
Asia
Catherine Fornaro
Wanaghter
Venice
Levant
Sargon
Assyria
Isaiah
Cyprus recalls empires and myths in coastal heritage
The account traces Cyprus through Esarhaddon to ancient legends andbishoprics, noting Nineveh tablets, Cypriot kings, Pausanias, Isocrates, and the island’s roles in Aphrodite worship, Saint Paul miracles, and biblical sites. It contrasts Cyprus with Greco Roman and Anglo Saxon layers, ending with its small modern area and population compared to Delaware and Rhode Island.
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Cyprus
Esarhaddon
Caesar
Carnegie
Assyria
Nineveh
Pausanias
Benedict Arnold
Sparta
Evagoras
Isocrates
Arther
Kouklia
Aphrodite
Kotkla
St. Paul
Elymas
Sergius Paulies
Larnaka
Dante
Ezekiel
Lazarus
Delaware
Rhode Island
Azores May Be Aerial Halfway House For Ocean Flights
The Azores, 830 miles from Cape da Boca and over a thousand miles from North America, lie amid volcanic history and suboceanic eruptions. The three island groups span a small area with a Portuguese majority population and diverse roots. Saint Michaels features Anstava beds and a crater, while Santa Maria hosts Columbus kneeling in a church.
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Azores
mid-Atlantic
Atlantic
Cape da Boca
Portugal
Westbundland
Mount Kattal Regiom
Alaska
Secon
Rhode Island
Kenses City
United Kingdom
Saint Michaels
Santa Maria
Columbus
Tercerta
Gorve
Fayal
Alphonse V of
Tsatela
Burgundy
Philip the Good
Duke of
Maria da Gloria
Miguel
Gueen -Meria
Angra
Bessarabia a Coney Island of History
Bessarabia, recently assigned to the suzerainty of Romania, has long suffered racial catelhesia as the article traces its population of over two million before the war including Moldavians, Little Russians, Jews, Bulgarians, Greeks, Armenians, Germans, and Gypsies, contrasting with historic invasions by Goths, Avars, Huns, and Mongols. The region lies southwest from the Carpathian foothills between the Dniester and Prut, extending to the Black Sea and Danube delta.
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Bessarabia
Roamania
North River name tied to old river course near Jersey
The North River recalls the lower Hudson as seen by settlers on Manhattan and New Jersey shores. The New York Sun and Herald explain the historic division naming the Delaware as the South River, noting the city’s blend of old and new.
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New York
Hutson
North River
New York Sun and Herald
Manhattan
Jerseys
New Jersey
Delaware
Bessarabia Sketched as Convergence of Historic Migrations
The piece describes Bessarabia as a crossroads of westward Asian tribes and southward groups from the Russian steppes, noting repeated clashes over passage toward Europe. It recalls medieval invasions, especially the 14th century Dongels under Batu, with brutal atrocities in Besarabia cities like Ryazan and Kozeisk, and contrasts a peaceful prewar Moldavian scenery with local life.
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Asia
Bessarabia
Europe
Dongels Io
Volga
Batu
Jenghts Kahn
Ryazan
Sealy
Kozeisk
Mob
Aden
Bermuda Colonization and Revolution Parallel Shows Early US Ties
The Bermudas are portrayed as an early model of colonization echoing American history. The piece notes Bermuda’s 16th century settlement, powder supply to Washington in 1775, embargo tensions, and the island’s role in the Revolutionary era, linking Bermuda to broader colonial events. It mentions figures and places like Rhode Island, Cromwell, Lafayette, and Salt provisions, along with Bermuda’s governance and capital Hamilton.
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Bermuda Islands
United States
Plymouth
Mass
New Eogland
Bermudians
Cromwell
Lafayette
George Washington
Rhode Island
Bermuda
Washington
Iland
Continental ‘Army
Boston
Salem
Mate
Tie
Geo
Dames Cockysrn
Anlef Justice
Medical progress from ancient ages to modern heart surgery
The piece notes vast increases in human longevity from ancient times to now, where some lived to 100, while infant mortality was high and surgery was crude. It describes modern cardiac surgery, with surgeons opening the chest, removing and repairing the heart, then resewing it, as an example of medical advancement.
Army squads reflect varied civilian trades in service
The article notes soldiers engage in many civilian occupations within the army. It cites the signals corps and the use of carrier pigeons, with dedicated personnel to breed and train birds for intelligence.
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Army
United States Army
Signs Corps
Water Tea and Coffee Do Not Delay Stomach Passage
Drs R J Miller O Bergeim M B Rehfuss and P B Bank of Philadelphia report to the American Journal of Physiology that one stream of cold water tea hot or cold or hot coffee with a meal does not delay the passage of food from the stomach but addition of sugar
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R. J. Miller
0. Bergeim
M. B. Rehfuss
P. B. Bank
Philadelphia
American Journal of Physiology
Baltimore
Cocoa delays gastric secretion in beverages study
A study notes cocoa markedly delays gastric secretion, while coffee and tea with water stimulate it less. Coffee with sugar and cream shows reduced effect. In Argentina, Entre Rios Province covers 29,241 square miles, slightly larger than the combined areas of Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Maryland.
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Entre Rios
Argentina
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Maryland
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