Land of the rabbits named Teshophan to Hispania
The Therian Peninsula was called Teshophan by ancient Carthaginians meaning land of the rabbits. Romans adapted the name into Hispania as the region's historic designation.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1959
Page
7
The Therian Peninsula was called Teshophan by ancient Carthaginians meaning land of the rabbits. Romans adapted the name into Hispania as the region's historic designation.
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A widow asks about her 82-year-old husband and a neighbor. Ann dismisses jealousy and urges relaxing. A younger woman seeks marriage, but Ann warns the engagement lacks passion and instructs returning the ring. A family pleads for Dad to choose wisely, and Ann advises acceptance and politeness without breaking up the pair.
The Gay Blade Garden Club met at 10 a.m. at 703 Hill Crest Drive to hear Mrs. Haworth discuss fruit and vegetable arrangements with historical notes from Pharaohs time. The talk covered requirements for flower show judging and restrictions on artificial enhancements.
Spartanburg South Carolina report notes Miss Dee Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs T Lynwood Smith of Rockford has a part in a college play.
The calendar lists registrations for new courses on Wednesday from 9:00 to 5:00. It shows bridge classes including intermediate and beginner sessions and a Modernette Club schedule with board and tea times.
Some honeybees produce no honey yet offer vital pollination services. Historical note mentions Joseph Bonaparte, former king of Spain, who retired to an estate in Bordentown New Jersey.
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