Glories of Athens Step Through Its Ancient Landmarks
National Geographic notes Athens centennial glory with Attica region details and the Acropolis. It traces Hadrian Arch, Zeus Temple, Lysicrates Choir, Theater of Dionysus, Acropolis gates, Wingless Victory temple, Caryatid Porch, Areopagus, and ties to Pericles era and Greek genius.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Greece
Republic of
Attica
Athens
Hymettus
Salamis
Psyitalia
Parnes
Acropolis
Parthenon
Rome
Quintius
Cicero
Hadrian
Zeus
Aida
Phaleron
Que
Lysicrates
Pericles
Dionysus
aAeschylus
Sophocles
Euripides
Aristophanes
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Herod
Aegeus
Theseus
Crete
Xerxes
Saronic Gulf
Bay
Eleusis
Acrocorinth
Aegina
Peloponnesus
Themistocles
Mars
St. Paul
Imperial
Monkey uses thiefing monkey to commit crimes in Mexico City
In Chapultepec Zoo a trained monkey allegedly assists Benito Hernandez a reformed burglar by stealing valuables in the Tachi baya district. Police traced dozens of stolen items to Hernandez and the monkey’s acts, arresting Hernandez who claims no responsibility for the animal. The case is under jail.
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Mexico City
Chapultepec Zoo
Benito Hernandez
Rim
Hernandez
Tachibaya
Maria Barrientos
Grim gift of a pierced heart shocks Italian actress
Ancona Italy stage show attendants presented Natda Primavera with a bloodied heart shaped gift in a box during a Tintian performance. The heart, initially mistaken for confection, proved to be real flesh and caused panic. police seized the item as an animal heart.
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Ancona
Italy
Natda Primavera
Nanda
Library Book Out 50 Years on Loan
Officials of Kingston public library failed to compute overtime fines when H P Robinson returned Beauties of English History edited by J Frost in 1840 after being out on loan for more than 30 years. The Midland district circulating library lent the book, now in Robinson's possession.
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Hingston
French Senate Seeks Practical Joker After Bill Confusion
The French Senate debates heatedly over a bill already voted and published in the Journal Official, prompting remarks by members who had not joined the discussion about the bill’s status and the body’s reaction.
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Paris
Senate
Bank Teller Finds 19th Century Five Dollar Note
A Crocker National Bank teller 발견 a five dollar bill dated November 5, 1872. The note, though aged, remained in good condition, highlighting the remarkable lifespan of old currency and its continued circulation despite its age.
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Mass
Crocker National Bank
Lightning Strikes Child as Shoes Are Torn Free
A five year old girl, Eleanor Michalski of Cranes Hollow, Schenectady, N Y, was struck by lightning. The bolt ripped her shoes from her feet and she suffered burns about the body.
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Schenectady, N. Y
Eleanor Michalski
Cranes Hollow
Two Boys Find Nine Wolves and Earn Bounty
Two local boys Marshal Weiger and Knowiton Hawkins found a den with nine cubs on a fishing trip. They brought the wolves to town and received a $25 bounty each from County Clerk Buren O Mills, totaling $225 in about ten minutes.
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Robinson
Marshal Weiger
Knowiton Hawkins
Buren O. Mills
20 Countries to a Well-Dressed Man
A National Geographic bulletin links summer fashion to global origins, detailing how a single American businessman’s attire spans products from Italy, Ecuador, the Philippines, Switzerland, Japan, Turkey, India, Egypt, Jamaica, and more. It traces hats, collars, coats, pens, and even coins to diverse sources, highlighting a web of international supply.
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Washington
London
New York
National Geographic Society
Washington, D.C
Italy
Ecuador
Philippines
United States
Switzerland
China
Japan
New Zealand
Wayland
Egypt
Estra
Arizona
Carolines
Georgia
Florida
British West Indies
Singapore
Portraits and manners in New York society and arts
The piece surveys photographer Pirie MacDonald famed for photographing men, not women, and comments on women’s fashion at the Ritz ballroom. It recalls Hunter College’s strict era under Thomas Hunter, a Yale fundraising note for Leavenworths, a charity trouser tale, London social chatter about Mrs Fielden’s guests, a mishap involving a maid and a bath, and a backstage anecdote about theater dressing rooms.
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Pirie MacDonald
MacDonald
Ritz
New Hunter College
New York
College For Girls
Thomas Hunter
Bunter
Park Avenue
Hunter
The
New Yorker
London
Anthony
Bell Syndicate
Man Has Right to Know Where Wife Is Evenings
Oklahoma City judge O P Estes dismissed charges of assault and battery and disorderly conduct against Alfred G Picot after he ruled a husband has the right to know where his wife spends her evenings. Picot testified his wife Plumah Picot refused to disclose her evening whereabouts. She also refused to tell the court when she sought to prosecute him for allegedly striking her.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
O. P. Estes
Alfred G. Picot
Picot
Plumah Picot
Estes
Ohio Woman Granted Decree in Cruelty Case for Big Settlement
Mrs. Welen Werner Catch ings of Columbus Ohio receives a divorce decree with a $1 000 000 settlement an annuity of $100 000 and $30002 yearly for the children after citing cruelty in the spouse.
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Ohio
Welen Werner Catchings
Columbus
Conscience fund letters sent 19 stamps to NYC finance
A trembled conscience sender in New York contributed about 195 in two cent stamps to the conscience fund under the City of New York Department of Finance, suggesting a symbolic donation rather than cash.
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New York
City of
Giant 275-Year-Old Spruce Fell in Gasborn Parish
A massive spruce over 125 feet tall and aged more than 275 years was recently cut down in Vermland's Gasborn parish, marking a notable loss of a historic tree.
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Stockholm
Gasborn
Vermland
Reins Choke Farmer as Bolt Kills Horse
A farmer in Ade laide township was fatally strangled when a bolt of lightning struck his horse. the reins tightened around his neck as the horse was killed, causing the man to choke while plowing.
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Strathroy
Orville Waddell
Adelaide
Dairy Facts Dairy Facts Rules for Raising Calves
This article outlines the value of whole milk in calf rearing and compares milk feeding with substitutes. It notes a minimum whole milk plan, timing for weaning from 45 to 60 days, and targets of 400 to 500 pounds of milk plus 500 pounds of grain and 300 pounds of hay for six months.
No Increase in Value by Grinding for Dairy Cattle
The article states that grinding feed does not raise its food value for dairy cattle. It warns that bulky roughage ground fine remains roughage, not a concentrate. It advises dairymen to let grinding cost guide roughage grinding, avoid using ground roughage as concentrate, grind small grain for cows but not to a meal, and do not grind small grain for baby calves.
Sows on Short Pastures Highlight Need for Grain Feeds
A Beltsville dairy farm study shows pasture yields drop from 420 pounds to 11 pounds in ten days between May and August. Under short pasture conditions dairy cows should receive substantial grain feeding, similar to winter rations, to maintain production.
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Bureau of Dairy Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Dairy Experiment Farm
Beltsville
Vitamin D in Cod Liver Oil Found at Wisconsin Study
University tests show cod liver oil added to cattle feed reduces milk and fat output, while removing it boosts production. Alfalfa exposed to three hours of sunlight in Madison did not supply enough vitamin D to maintain milk lime content, though three days of bright sun in Madison helped maintain body lime. Cows fed hay silage and grain exhibit these changes.
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University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wisconsin
How much to feed cows on pasture
Grain needs depend on cow condition and grass quality. Thin cows require more grain and less protein, while cows in good flesh need less grain and richer protein. Fresh grass requires less protein than mature, scanty forage, so grain rations adjust accordingly.
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