Brazil as melting pot like the United States
The piece surveys Brazil as a vast melting pot of nations, detailing racial mixtures from Portuguese stock to Afro Brazilian, Indigenous, and European groups. It notes social stratification, the fazendeiro landowner’s power, and the home life shaping Brazilian character amid democratic shifts and diverse regional life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Henan
Brasil
Bresil
Brazil
Cooper
New York
Paulistan
Braatil
Roosevelt
Portugal
Amazon
Broxfilan
Minas
Colotra
Southland
Aol
Europe
Flinbe
Attractions of Old Warsaw and the City’s Charm
A description of Warsaw's historic districts and street life highlights the appeal of the city center. The piece discusses preserving old quarters, limited car traffic, and the value of quaint architecture and market scenes amid modern influences. It notes debates over redevelopment, lodging, and the varied appeal of Polish heritage.
Scots Honor to Yankee Dead on Islay Island Memorial Album
Glasgow Islay Association offers the Photographic Album of the American Soldiers’ Graves in Islay to kin via the American Red Cross. It memorializes 109 graves across Port Charlotte Kilnnghton Kinabus and Killegan, with seven grave photos and maps for locating them. The Mull monument will also honor Otranto and Kashmir losses and nearby graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scotland
United States
Gravea
Talay
Bureau of Communications
Washington, D. C
Tuscania
Dugald Clark
Ginagow Islay Cssociation
Istand
Port Charlotte
Kilonnghton
Kinabus
Killegan
America
Isiny
Pompeas
Islay
The
Euspire
Robert J. Walker
Glaxow
American Red Cross
Mull
Tslny
Otranto
Kilehorman
Inlay
Kashmir
France
Hitch in Side Was Nine Broken Ribs
St Louis man Thomas Morgan walked into a dispensary asking doctors to examine his side. He said a wagon ran over him in East St Louis but ignored it. Doctors diagnosed nine fractured ribs and internal injuries and sent him to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Thomas Morgan
Howpital
East St. Louis
Morgan
Sacred American graves mark Glasgow Islay ship disaster site
The southwest Scottish coast witnessed a deadly shipwreck where 860 American soldiers died. The Glasgow Islay association has long labored to honor the graves, making the site a sacred memorial in this troubled transport to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nspore
Scotland
France
Glasgow Islay Association
Secret Spartacan plan to spark German revolution revealed
A secret Spartacan circular outlines a worldwide revolutionary plot stored by the study bureau. It proposes destabilizing Germany through home guilds, mobilizing soldiers with leaflets, and winning over peasants while delaying action to educate the proletariat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
General Bureau For
Gustiv Noske
Spartacan
Yale Alumni Seek Tune For Bright College Years Prize
The class of 1800 in New Haven offers a $1000 prize to obtain a fresh tune for the Yale song Bright College Years now sung to The Watch On the Rhine. Murray Dodge, secretary, handles the prize through the alumni advisory board for selection by the alumni advisory board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Murray Dodge
Ita
Prudential Committee
Turkish Bath War Crimes Claim From Dr White
Dr George B White of the American relief committee alleges Turkish officials massacred and deported Greek villagers along the Black Sea coast between Sinope and Ordu. He cites 20 000 Greeks dying or starving in bathhouses and snow during deportations in 1910 11 and notes many settlements burned with thousands of orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Sea
Sinope
Ordon
Victium
Avateliar
George B. White
American Committee For Relief
Dagon
J. F. Xonkles
Creek Relief ‘Committee
Itano
White
Bufra
Distriet
Girl Halts German's Trip In New York City
German manufacturer Hermann Otte Roehine planned a sale to Germany but Deputy Sheriff Eisenstein halted his journey with a request for a writ of arrest. Miss Her FIeds Arts ut, a government employee, sought the order while Roehine claimed travel abroad. The court heard claims of extortion and a demand for money as Roehine and others faced trial in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorke
Hermann Otte Roehine
Germany
Shariff Eisenstein
Bavelne Dweder
Odd Egg Exhibit In Plymouth Rock Case Surfaces
A curious double yolk egg exhibited by Deputy Clerk Charles Hawk and Deputy Recorder Anger was found to have two yolks and two shells inside the outer shell. The egg, measuring two inches in diameter, was linked to Plymouth Rock, owned by Willa Mwkwr near Tower City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potiayille
Pai
Gourta
Charles Hawk
Anger
Plymouth Bock
Willa Mwkwr
Tower City
World’s Smallest Colt Stirs Local Wonder
A tiny colt claimed to be the world’s smallest, about ten weeks old, grows in fame as owner Mic-Robert Brown showcases the creature. The unusual animal sits on the owner’s lap during demonstrations and appears remarkably lively for its size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perhin
Mic
Robert Brown
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CPA
ELA of Art
Warsaw
Poland
Hhachot
Tro
Corey Monroe
Australia
Erode
India
Otranto Gray
Noske
Doctor White
Wrreet
Gulag
Eve
Boehme Wnd
Mike Arata
Boehmoe
Mine Arata
Dhehland Lake
N.Y
Abe
Alnoe Abe
Fremont
Lw 'Chapelle
Tim
Hee
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