Street Life in a Historic Jerusalem Market Quarter
The fragment describes the old quarter around the Abyssinian convent and gates, detailing crowded markets for meat, grain, and spices, street layouts for butchers spicers and dyers, scents and filth, donkeys delivering meat, and the mix of European influence with local crafts. It notes moslem quarter dominance, caravan routes, and social notes on hats and crowds.
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Etrenge
Eledeiers
Ohrie
Uheter
Knights of J
Selan Abeial
Peedert
Williem
Preven
Zien
Europe
Spicers
Eplers
Shoemakers
Butchers
Giraef
Pocer
Creid Huge Sachs
Snob
By Sanders
University Appropriation Moves in Missouri Legislature
Statehouse actions detail a $16,650,000 appropriation for the University of Missouri for 1919-20, plus allocations for normal schools, agriculture, engineering, and allied institutions. Measures include an emergency fund and planned facilities, with debate on penalties and governance of new child welfare codes and educational bills amid committee consideration.
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Jefferson City
University of Missouri
Kirkewilte
Werrenebure
Parker Memorial Weepitel
College of Arte
Pfoh College of Agricultere
Schheert Ein Ter
EL Sole
Barnes
Fepcee
Servey
Miesour
Miscouri State Military Echow
Wernen'e
SIGE
FEC
Napoleon's Drill Book Found In Ruins With Signature
Curious finds emerge from wartime ruins as inhabitants return to reclaimed lands. A ruined château library reveals a hate book titled with Napoleon Bonaparte’s signature and notes on foot drill dated to his corporal days. Another dugout, once a German headquarters, contains a well filed bed of rooms.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Racing Bill Favored by House Committee
The racing bill by Representatives Brien of St Louis and Porter of Lafayette won committee approval. It would set up a three member racing commission, require a $1000 daily license fee during the season, and establish a racing fund to pay the commissioners and secretary, with the state treasurer as custodian. A mutual betting system is outlined in the measure.
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Brien
St. Louis
Porter
Lafayette
House Committee On
Court Commissioners Retained by Senate Vote
The measure to retain the court commissioners passed the house with a 2 to 27 vote and continues the supreme court commissioners for four years. It also increases the number from four to six. Leaders from both parties spoke in favor and an emergency clause was added after four members changed their votes. The bill becomes effective once the Senate approves and the governor signs.
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Wwe
House
Wil
Supreme Court
Senate
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Otrange
Jerusalem
Jentita
Gireet
Cersaecus Gate
House Committee ON Appropriations
Tas
Norma Gheals
Boon
Antiealoog Jeagua
Umea
Tere
Centre of Natural Gas
William Busby
Missouri Public Service
Commianion
United States Supreme Court
Kansas Ty
District Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Childen
Eigteen
Derker
Polk
Jotie
Mac
Moses
Shates
Bailey An Werng
Jaeper
Cate
Callaway
Ebartt
Peron
Han Lore Tulle
Camplel
Celer
Lroween
Peover
Tel
Cave
Farris
Phelge
Morcah
Motnain
Parker
Louw Ots
Warren
Grants
Wiltinesm
Kahen
Becker
Tite Woerren
Parris
Tate
Sultan
Fo EO Reed
Westminster College
Chelan William Bushy
Public Service
United States
Kansas City
Puwer
Sapreme Court
Thenaire
Napoleon
Cualy
Eden
Benmas
Gray
Ecita
Rites
Spohn Medical CO
Billy
Republic
Dhoflake Lapres
Tee Ber Pees
Alice Tate Bealwrs Penarteee
OIL Times
Conway
Chilago
Liberty
H. M. How
S. Western Ave
Chicago
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