Cave Dwellings in Style Again
A Washington dispatch notes a broad revival of cave homes in various regions. Peasants in Italy and regions along the Mediterranean seek simple, inexpensive living with cave and grotto dwellings. In Tunisia and Cappadocia, underground pit homes house families, goats, and camels, while Spain and Gran Canaria feature cave rooms used as storerooms or homes.
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Waallington
D. C
Mediterranean
Canary Islands
West Indies
Mexico
South America
Washington, BC
Quarius
National Geographic Society
Easterstand
Pacific
Jorthern
Guermessa
Valeys Lou
Matmata
Medinine
Tunisia
Asia Minor
Xenophon
Mount Argaeus
Cappadocia
Turkey
Arizona
New Mexico
Th .Perhips
Vetra
Damascus
Mecca
Europe
Neve Tours
France
Spain
Gran Canaria
Canary Idanda
Chaco Canyon
Mosa Verde
Austria Cleanses Estates for Settlement in Vienna
Nearly 1 000 estates or parcels of land in 210 communities are set aside by the government under the land appropriation act for allocation to settlers. Lands under cultivation become shooting preserves or parks. arable lands are seized when owners cannot place under cultivation. In some cases compensation is made, but confiscation occurs in others.
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Austria
Vienna
Elderly Councillor Fined for Killing a Robin in Patch
Fred Glouser, seventy five, once president of the council, paid 25 dollars and costs after Justice of the Peace John Stevenson fined him for shooting a robin in his strawberry patch near Philadelphia. Robins had been devouring straw pervies before the act. Glouser is an ice cream manufacturer.
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Robin
W Philidelphia
Fred Glouser
Council
Justice of the Peace
John Stevenson
Robins
Glouser
Wife Pleads Before Judge After Conviction
Jobe Burns of Munke gon Michigan was convicted of violating the liquor law. His wife and 12 children appeared to plead for mercy. The judge, moved by poverty, showed mercy. Officers later reported seven of the children belonged to a neighbor and had been borrowed for the occasion.
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Jobe Burns
Munkegon
Mich
Wise
Wonluney
Demanded Divorce by Return Mail Sent to County Judge
County Judge H W Shaw of Mandan North Dakota received a letter from Clinton Gunkill Wir nore Kentucky asking for a divorce by return mail saying his wife Loui Kopp left him nine years ago and he offers a divorce in return. The judge referred the matter to the district judge for action.
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H. W. Shaw
Mandan
N. D
Clinton
Defender of Cameron Dam Reunites with Family After Ten Years in Prison
John Dietz, once labeled the defender of Cameron dam, returns to civilian life after ten years at Waupun state prison. He proclaims innocence, forgives his accusers, and shares a calm, hopeful view of the world while recounting his north woods struggle and wartime era reflections with his loyal wife and children nearby.
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Milwaukee
Waupun State Prison
John
Dietz
Cameron Dam
John Dietz
Whiconsia
Waupuo
Bla North Woods
Tor
Cameron du
Jehay
Howpeniiga
Sughin
Wirconsin
South of the Caribbean and Central America prospects
The article argues that Central American nations possess vast natural wealth but uneven development due to governance. It compares population, trade, and resource use among El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Porto Rico, noting revolutions, foreign investment dynamics, and the potential for growth if stable governance prevails. It highlights Panama’s canal-era importance and suggests U.S. interest will spur investment and regional development.
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Unions! Grographie 'Society
Washington
Central América
Panama
Costa Rica
Caribbean Sea
Central America
Nicaragua
Salvador
Porto Rico
Uerican
Averlea
Porto Hire
America
Honduras
Matagalpa
Campo
New Grvana
Cental
United States
Guatemala
Spai
Chiquirt
Asner
Cuba
Barge Envelope Mystery Crosses the Atlantic Voyage
A scrambled account describes a barge envelope sent from FICD in New York to Meldowland, with unclear forwarding and resulting war time disruptions. The fragment hints at a voyage, forwarding errors, and a delivery attempt that failed amid wartime convulsions and scattered references.
Change In Father A Dutch County Farmer Recounts Tanlac Cure
G W Slayton of Winston near Atlanta Georgia describes his father's long battle with chronic stomach trouble. After trying medicines and doctors for over twenty years the father improved drastically after taking Tanlac. He went from starving to eating heartily and regained appetite, shocking the family with his rapid improvement. The testimonial claims Tanlac restored his father’s health and energy, with praise for its effectiveness over prior remedies. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists everywhere.
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Han
G. W. Slayton
Dutch County
Atlanta
Hell
Tennessee
Tanlac Ta
Pompous Tanner Stirring Rout It Destin to Rout
A garbled line suggests a pompous tanner may provoke a reaction involving Bp and mlachiovime destiny to rout it. The text is fragmentary and unclear, offering few concrete facts or names to anchor a fuller summary.
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Eagie
Flota CI
Rene Geer
Haney
Reckland
Moline
Uae
Citlen
Adors
Salvadur
Tanlac
Mammoth
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