Langos Of Central Africa Embrace Lounging And Lacing
Report on the Langos in northeastern Rhodesia describes a lounging log seat and tight grass bandages worn around the abdomen as modern fashions. Cyclists Frank H. Aielland and E. W. Gholmeley, riding bicycles, observe Langos adornments including iron or brass bracelets and grass corsets, noting the culture’s mixed adoption of white customs and enduring rugged norms.
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Central
Africa
Victoria Nile
Bahr-el-Gebel
Equator
British South Africa Company
Rhodesia
Frank H. Aielland
E. W. Gholmeley
Anio in a Barn Worth Two On a Country Road
An unclear line mentions an anio in a barn and two jacked up on a country road. The text lacks coherent context or identifiable entities.
Arbor Day Proclaimed With Two Observance Days
OVERNOR TENER designates April 7 and April 28 as Arbor Day for this season. The proclamation urges tree planting, forestry awareness, and conservation at school and home to prevent floods and famines from forest loss.
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Overnor Tener
Pennsylvania
Silent Crane Quietly Guides the Senate
A feature portraits Winthrop Murray Crane of Massachusetts as a silent, elusive presence in the U S Senate. He avoids noise and flamboyance, prefers hand signals, and seems to appear and vanish with eerie, almost apparition like ease.
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United States Senate
Winthrop Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Kean
Penrose
Wetmore
Crane
Senate
Mr. Crane
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