Tibetan Mission Poised to Study Lost Land of Tibet
London reports a mission of England's explorers scientists missionaries and ethnologists will depart for Lhasa Tibet to study Tibetan people customs religion and language. The effort aims to fill gaps in Buddhist scholarship and early Tibetan history despite the region's isolation and harsh conditions.
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Tibet
England
Lhasa
Himalayas
India
China
Internal
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Buddhist Society of the
United States
Mount Whitney
Sife
Peepee
Himalaya
Hindustan
Fragmented rural notes reflect community life in midwest county
The column records injuries from farm work, church life under Rev. Drew Hammond, cattle rustling worries, harvest tasks, visitors, and corrections. It mentions Minnie and other scholars, local families such as the Hibners and Ulrichs, household recovery, and weather that affected travel and fields.
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Kansas
Drew Hammond
Sandy Williams
Hirt
Hibner
Beeghley
Amd Daudite Lawrence
Roland
Oklahoma
Will Bochle
Roy Deay
O. Piertzog
Maybelle
Colorado
Blanche Campbell
Montgomery
Harves
Hilier
Campbell
A. L. Williams
Harvey Hiner
Shewhart
Nowherhard
Verchell Ulrich
Paul
Ulrich Place
Elmer Landis
Dan Beoghley
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Advertises Relief From Gas
An old advertisement promotes Baalmann's Gas Tablets as a permanent relief for gas in the stomach and bowels. It claims improved digestion, reduced heart palpitation, and restored energy after meals, urging readers to buy the yellow package from Round Corner Drug Co for one dollar.
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Corner’ Drug Co
J. Baalmann
San Francisca
Germans favor prohibition in Germany first straw vote
In Bielefeld the first German straw vote on prohibition shows 12,626 of 14,069 voters for abolition, 416 against, and 1,022 declined. The nonbinding poll echoes U S style prohibition aims.
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Associated Press
United States
Markets Report Mixed Declines Across Cattle and Hogs
Chicago and Kansas City livestock trade shows mixed results with beef cattle steady to weak and hogs uneven as buyers hesitated. Prices for cattle range from 5.25 to 11.50 on beef steers while hogs reach around 9.25 to 9.90 for typical weights, with differences by district and weight class. French cruelty penalty cited at three dollars.
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