Decorative 16th 17th Century Tiles and Ancient Relics
Odd facts describe Spain's intaglio glazed tiles used as wall linings rather than floors. Mentions Tientsin as a distant military station until 1782. Notes relics of Assyrian copper and tin implements, bronze form and ancient Greek poet Philus as a skeptic in Athens about 275 B.C. Also states the thigh bone is the largest and strongest bone in the human body.
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Spain
Mon. of
Philus
Athens
Noah Numskute and the Ada Novelists
Fragmentary text mentions James McKesson in Brooklyn and references milkweed seed measures. Context unclear, with garbled OCR phrases and scattered names, suggesting a damaged local notice or feature snippet.
Unalaska Island and Makushin Volcano Feature in Aleutians
The text describes Unalaska as the second largest Aleutian island with barren treeless mountains and Makushin Volcano rising 5601 feet. It notes sparse population and references historic steel production from open hearth furnaces and dielectric furnaces. It also mentions the Mediterranean green toad and improvised tobogganing by Indians, plus a female toad laying thousands of eggs.
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Unalaska
Aleutians
Makushin
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Brick Brat “Ord
Queen of
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Joe
Gosh
Timak
Paul
Muggs and
Skeeter
BY Wally Bishop
Mei
ALLY
Sayer
Big Sister
Qin YI
Bob
Beth
Gilk
Elix the Cat
Scott
By R-J. Scott
Ane
Pigeon Post
Santa Catalina Island
California
Los Angeles
Stanley
Tientsin
China
Wmere
Sally
U.S. Pete
King Fe
Noah Numskute
Ada Novelis
James
McKesson Brooklyas
NOAA
SiseNewa
Tg Prat Rade
Rees
Daily Crossword
Owl
Ireless
Indiana
Weaterdiy's
Edside
Great Lakes
Scotch River
Atyiged
Boq
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