Angkor Mystery From Jungle to Lost World of Khmer Power
A fragmentary recounting of Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom, lost Khmer capitals. The piece describes Angkor’s magnificent temples, their jungle entanglement, and the puzzling collapse of a vast metropolis once rivaling ancient Babylon. It covers Khmer builders, Angkor Wat’s layout, the Bayon and temple walls, and the enduring mystery of why the grand city vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natlungl
Snesery
Tina
Band of Man
Bao Yan
Atin
Tt Jn
Mantint
Angkor
Ts Prinelptt
Te Inscriptiona
Angkor Thom
Augustus
Carthage
Angkor Wat
Tabel
Romaine
Junmore
Fatie
Oriantal
Berg
Asia
Babylon
Nabuclad
Our
Ara
Angkor Vat
Templa
Hom
Vinhanu
Siva
Buddha
Ueno
Notre Dame of
Parte
Amila
Te Walla
Fable of Being Correct and Proper B
A humorous tale of Alonzo Prothingham and his wife Mehitabel debating language and manners. He vows to abandon grand words for one syllable speech after social pressure, while she condemns crude slang and pretensions. The piece ends with the moral that no house fits two high brows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Wrothingham
Lila
Dominie
Fesnre
Mehit
Reagan
Yale
The
State University
Walter Loft
Robert W. Chambers
Tig Nohs
Eihu Root
Herbert Hoover
Butler
Wilam Lyon Phelps
Meh
Tibel
Alonzo
Silea
Herkimer
Lon
Chelea
Police
Ted Pepper
Hawkly
Chuck Connors
Lindley Murray
Angelo Taper
Mehitabet
Langnaga
Fantt
Amaelf
Coltena
Ike
Wollertal
Tam
George M. Cohan
George the Firth
Heart of Gold
Leon Arrol
Thomas Babington Macaulay
Joseph Addison
Walter Pater
Intelligentain
Mehtabel
River Rhone May Give Up Old Art Treasures
Divers work near Arles as two barges loaded with Roman treasures vanished in the Rhone during 1572. Queen Catherine of Medici ordered items moved to Paris after the St Bartholomew’s massacre, and now divers hope to recover porphyry columns sarcophagi and bas-reliefs believed still at the river bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhone
St Bartholomew
France
Charles IX
Catherine of Medici
Arles
Paria
Arlag
Favors Round Houses Declares British Architect Miss Cope
London architect Misa Grace Cope argues curved design aids vision and reduces waste in home architecture. She asserts standardizing curves would strengthen the nation and enhances kitchen psychology for a complete perfect house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Grace Cope
London
Cobbler Questions Latin Mastery at Academy Debate
A medieval cobbler attends public Latin disputations at the academy. When asked if he understands Latin he replies no but he knows who is wrong in the argument. He explains his method by seeing who is angry at the facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anes
Bahama Islands Learning Ports by Sail and Steam
Fragmentary notes describe the Bahama Islands as a travel or teaching pivot for seafaring routes. References mention Christopher Columbus and journeys to multiple ports, with possible links to Canada and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahama Islands
Christopher ‘Columbia
Bahama
Daya
United. States
Fresh Range for Growing Turkeys
A poults grower guide advises moving poults eight to ten weeks to range shelters on clean ground free of poultry and manure from the previous year. It stresses a good range with green shade water and warns blackhead and thinness arise from laxity in nutrition. Proper feed includes protein grain milk green feed minerals and water. a one mesh hopper per 75 poults and two one gallon water founts are needed, with separate housing for turkeys and chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Parrish
North Carolina
State College
Carey
Parrish
Paulia
Variety to Choose From in Finding Good Layers
The poultry breed selection presents many options for lay purposes. The Mediterranean group includes eleven Leghorns and several Minorcas, Anconas, and Spanish varieties. The American class features Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes Rhode Island Reds and others. The Asiatic group highlights Brahmas and Langshans, while the English division offers Dorkings Orpingtons Cochins and Sussex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Chanteclers
Jersey Dlack Giants
Australia
Land for Young Ducks Hatch A Brood With Hen Advice
The article discusses duckling care by a mother hen, noting the fascination of young poultry keepers. It warns that ducklings fed like chickens often perish within days due to indigestion from rich grain mash. A remedy is to add coarse sand to the mash for the first days, allowing ducks to eat freely.
Weight and maturity of pullets by breed
At six months Rhode Island Red and Wyandotte pullets should weigh five and a half pounds, Leghorns three and a half pounds, Plymouth Rocks six pounds. They should start laying in the autumn. Early maturity tends to produce smaller birds and eggs. Leghorns mature earlier than heavier breeds, but evidence shows their rate of maturity aligns with Rhode Island Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Plymouth
Color of Poultry Meat Preferences Across Nations
The excerpt notes American preference for yellow poultry meat with yellow skin and fat, while Wagltehnen favor white or pale-colored skin and fat. The French are described as preferring darker red or grayish white skin. The text shows fragmented, uncertain wording about these food color preferences.
Youth and Maturity in a Fight for Ideals
The piece reflects on the clash between youth and maturity in driving social progress. It cites a remark about socialism and notes that youth champions new ideas while maturity tends toward conservatism. Progress comes from combining youthful idealism with mature judgment, creating growth beyond mere compromise.
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Ian
Bail Syndicate
WNU Barvica
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Jenelle
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Avid
Pt InWeat
Nur Factory
Mornin Register
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Council Biufs
Inwa
Rinso
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