Treasure of Ali Pasha Haunted Tomb Near Janina Unearthed
Archaeologists studying newly found documents report a tunnel leading to Ali Pasha of Tepeleni’s buried treasure near Janina in northern Greece. Nine workmen’s skeletons were found in the tunnel. Ali’s terrorized Balkans era court and bold rise from humble beginnings are recounted in the sources.
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Brent Powers
Byront
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Nalson
Constantinople
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Albano
Khamko
Tepelenl
Ali
Russia
Trikala
Thessaly
Derwend-Pasha
Rum
Khurela Pasha
Khursld Pasha
Agha
Sleeping Sickness Spread by Tsetse Fly in Africa
The article explains sleeping sickness in Africa is caused by the tsetse fly which feeds on mammals and transmits a parasitic infection to people. Bites can be fatal to cattle and horses, though some animals recover and become carriers. The fly’s larvae are described as emerging from a Western Newman country unit.
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Newanaper
Checkered Chiffons Fabric Colors and Style Note
A description of chiffon fabrics for warm days notes a filmy fabric available in sets of three color combinations including lime emerald and beige or rose gray and blue. The pattern features a square checkerboard motif described as three hues matching the fabric’s airy feel.
The Layman and Law By Thomas Arkle Clark
A critique of lay understanding in education and administration contrasts a businessman's blunt confidence with Socratic wisdom. The piece argues experts know their own work best and outsiders misjudge complex processes, highlighting the limits of lay criticism in governance and law.
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Thomas Arkle Clark Doan
University of Minors
Quits Amateurs Star George Heard Will Join Rangers
George Heard, a leading Canadian amateur athlete, will join the New York Rangers in October after leading the Saskatchewan Amateur Hockey League scorers for two hours and turning down all pro offers. He is also a noted baseball pitcher and has set records in cricket, boxing, rugby and other sports. He plans to report to New York in October.
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Canada
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Saakatchewan Amteur
Rangers
New York
Crying Chair Used to Curb Whining in Family
A mother explains in Parents' Magazine that they placed a chair in the sewing room labeled the crying chair. Children who cry go to the chair alone while others carry on quietly. The tactic teaches self control, reducing crying spells as children learn to avoid wasting time and feeling ridiculous.
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Caudo
Handbags in Bright Colored Leather Popular This Summer
Handbags in bright colored leather are described as fashionable and easy to pair with white clothing for summer. The accessory trend emphasizes brightness and character, noting white as a popular base color this year.
Ex-Convict Joins Love Tragedy With Suicide in Pittsburgh
Nathan Corna, 45, formerly of Pittsburgh and paroled from Michigan prison, killed himself in the home of his beloved Mrs. Cora Titt after six weeks of pursuing her. He had been previously jailed for killing a woman in Detroit and had asserted his innocence, seeking forgiveness and love in a doomed romance.
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Nathan Cornna
Pitteburgh
Caorquette
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Detroit
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Corna
Corman
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Michigan
Two-Purpose Dress Gains Favor In This Season
The article describes a growing interest in a five or two purpose dress that suits both town and country wear. It notes such frocks are scarce, as most designs fit a single niche, but this season offers more versatile options for urban and countryside use without changes.
Deer killed after running into park fence in Johnsville
A deer captured recently and placed in an enclosure at the local park was killed when it ran into the fence, breaking its neck. The animal was found on a street in Johnsville, N. L-A.
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Johnsville
N. L
Saul Converts and Commissioned in Acts Theme
Fragmented lesson notes recount Saul's violent opposition to Christians, his heavenly confrontation, and conversion. Ananias heals, baptizes, and commissions Saul, who becomes Paul, chosen to preach to Gentiles, with emphasis on divine mercy and mission.
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Ita
Sant
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Leaven
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Ahadl
le Son
Baul
Anantas
Annniunt
Sal
Ananias
Whtelk
Teracuni
Clirtat
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Tae
Io Lord
Wea
Jesus Christ
Gospel Message for All Creatures in Modern Times
A fragmentary note cites Dr BW Parr invoking the gospel in the twentieth century. The passage urges applying the Gospel of the first century to every creature and to preach universally.
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Avery
God
Parr
Fragmented Prayer Text From Obscure Source
A brief, unclear fragment presents a religiously toned line about forgiveness and purity, mentioning an undefined speaker and context with no identifiable events or names. The wording appears to be a garbled or partial quote, lacking verifiable details to frame a news item.
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Cyrus Gates
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