Power of Taboo Across Sandwich Islands Described
An analysis recounts the ancient power of taboo used by island chiefs to control resources and behavior. It explains how taboo suppressed coconut, game, and water use, and notes the eventual decline of taboo with modern knowledge and events dating to Independence era. It cites the Atlanta Constitution and Chicago Daily News as sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich Islands
Pacific
Philadelphia
Atlanta Constitution
L Ittle
Mfe
John Blake
Chicago Daily News
Soldier Coward and Sons Mill School in South Carolina
A reader in South Carolina provides details about a Confederate soldier named Coward born with a name starting with A. He rose to colonel during the war and, after it ended, ran a mill and a school in the state for many years. He was a faithful and distinguished figure noted in local memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coward
South
Gold and shale link to Colorado mining claims
The Scientific American notes the Colorado gold and shale ties are understood. It suggests gold and silver might also be found in shale, with shale dried and carbonised to prepare for cyanide processing to extract gold, silver, and platinum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nnteadt
Pomanon
Tomlin
Teenie
Homoatiog
Norway
England
Scotland
New York Herald
Colorado
Scientific American
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Noble Drug Co
Fishing Tackle Headquarters
Hartford Tires
W. 1. Vaughn
Tingle
Therayautte Research Laboratories
Washington, D. C
Youl
Huey Street
Security and Service
Lander State Bank
Lander, Wyoming
Ala
Lander
Honest To Goodness Lander
Kiwanis Club
Bpro
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Oswald & Read
Elecrtic Shoe Shop
Fyfe’s Grocery
Lander Meat Co
Devoe
Winchester
Noble Hotel
Frank Arnold
Bath
MacMurthy
Lander Furniture & Hardware CO
Aye (Oy
Me Lander
Eg Oo
ASP Rv
THE
Grand Theatre
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