Cave Dwellings From World to Americas Across Time
An article surveys ancient and modern cave homes from Asia Minor Cappadocia to Cappadocian cliff cities, noting troglodyte villages in Tunisia and France, European cave rooms in Spain, Canary Islands cave dwellings, and Native American cliff dwellings in Chaco Canyon and Mesa Verde, highlighting social use and storage roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matmath
Medinine
Tunisia
Gald
Thene
Agla
Ainca
Xenophon
Mount
Argueus
Cappadocia
Turkey
Ariz
New Mexico
Asia -Minor
Alca
Paterno
Damascus
Mecca
Tafay
Europe
Newry Tours
France
Spain
Mauotalota
Gran Cangria
Canary Islands
Cliffa
Chaco Canyon
Mesa Verde
Demanded Divorce From "Wife by Return Mail" Letter
County Judge B W Shaw of Mandan North Carolina received a note from Iaton Gaskin of Wilmore Kentucky asking for a divorce by return mail. He recalled a nine year old marriage to Louixe Iopp and Captain Gambil and claimed his wife left him. The judge forwarded the letter to the district judge for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Shaw
Mandan
N.C
Haa
Iaton Gaskin
Wilmore
Louixe-Iopp
Capton Gambil
Plese
Spirit Survives Ten Years In Prison Dietz Declares Innocence
John Dietz, once dubbed defender of Cameron, speaks from Waupun after ten years of imprisonment. He presents his innocence, appreciates his freedom, and praises his wife Mrs Dietz as the loyal support through a decade of hardship and public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietz
Cameron
Lagt
Hep
Waupyn Siate
Pelson
Jonn I
John Dietz
Wisconsin
Waupun
Job Dietz
Mll
Dieta
North Woods
Ims
Himelf
Jesus Dietz Rhon
Cameran
Mir
Small Is Cost of U.S. Schools in 1905 budget analysis
P P Claxton reviews public education spending in the United States, noting that total expenditures per child entering school in fall 1905 averaged $252, with only $178 going to instruction. He compares state figures from Alabama to Montana, discusses per capita costs at high school graduation age, and argues the broader value of education against total welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Claxton
United States
Commiedoper
Educa
Bistdrens
Thera Gee
Lune
Aachen
Ree Porla Mindy
United States Bureau of Eduction
Alnbrilla
Mississippi
Montana
Alabama
Wwe
Glyss
Woo
T He Ogen
Toga
Unitedtates
Bureau of Census
Miselesippi
Bronlduna
Svhoata
Kluus
Stirks
Ile Waitlon
Eoltese
Arsenate of Lead Cake Poisoning Incident Near Dexter
An obscure 1910s style report notes a fatal or harmful cake found at a family reunion northeast of Dexter Kansas. The cake contained arsenate of lead and led to illness or death among attendees. Details are fragmentary but indicate accidental ingestion at a reunion gathering and exposure via contaminated dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Kan
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Jehington
D.C
Maggiora
Como
Dwal
China
India
Arabia
Wiliods
D. A
Pacific
Killing
Robin
Ig Strawberry Entys
Gowboy
Ronse Eddie
Bowe
Enwon
Raneh Pene Gregory
Uva
Tariak
New York University
William Gulien Bryant
Joseph Choate
Mark Twyin
Doctor Brown
U.S
Education
Milton
Mewberg
U. 8 Naval
Dtacks
Bengh
Father Hoachen
Gank
Philytelphia Stapley Shirery
Westinghouse
Gatio
Shirary
Bailey
Greenfield
Ind
Myra
Tilk
Noma
Hoya
Nomba
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