Jerusalem in War End Era Shapes the Holy City
Readable text details the shifting control of Palestine under a western mandate after World War I, with Jews returning to Palestine and Christians visiting Jerusalem. It notes Allenby’s 1917 entry, the Balfour pledge, and the growing American interest in Jerusalem’s postwar modern development and sacred sites.
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Jerusalem
Holy City
Germany
Palestine
Allenby
Peavers
Darisprudence
Beever Peattiers
Pepistie Redhia
Cssentso
Fey
Lozi
Great Britain
Holy Land
Nene
Jadfa
Mediterranen
Suez Canal
Pinuins
Mount of Olives
Jesus
Instinct and Reason in Bird Flocks
The article debates whether flock behavior in birds is driven by instinct or subtle communication and reasoning. It notes observers doubt a single instinct guiding all individuals and hints autumn blackbird maneuvers weaken instinct theories as naturalists propose varied explanations.
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Fanelsm
Lelleva
Babylonian Hanging Gardens Explained as Terrace Farming
The hanging gardens were not suspended but built on high terraces. Terrace gardening flourished worldwide since Babylon's peak, with many ancient examples found in various regions. Modern practice remains scarce despite historical evidence of extensive terrace systems.
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Babylon
London bird boxes spark conservation debate in city sanctuary
The Selborne society, a long standing nature group, has created a 19 acre woodland sanctuary on the west London edge. About 40 to 50 bird species nest there and 30 additional species have used the area at various times. The project has drawn widespread criticism from local foresters.
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London
Selborne Society
Eng
Christmas Cakes and Candies from Simple Home Recipes
A short collection of home confectionery ideas for Christmas cake making. Includes English Cake with currants and walnuts, Four-Minute Fruit Cake with dried fruit and spices, Golden Orange Cake with orange juice and nuts, and Milk Chocolate Frosting using boiled icing and melted chocolate.
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New Orleans
Shakespeare Up to Date in Comedy Star Casting
In a playful exchange a director offers a mild, nondescript role to a star used to royal parts. The actor seeks royal status while the director proposes a small princelike part. The twist reveals Yorick as the star’s basic but crucial place in a straight comedy.
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Yeecads I
Ilamyet
Prithee
Jlamter
Yorick
Auto thieves and boot jacks compared in pun
A dialogue puns on gear theft asking if boot thieves deserve a similar term to auto thief. The exchange notes an 18 year old man using an auto jack and questions whether a boot thief would be called a boot jack for parallel theft implements.
Hut Won in Election Used as Talking Point
A local hut secured in the election is used primarily as a platform for discussion and debate among residents. The structure serves as a makeshift forum to air concerns and coordinate community actions.
Drug Store Stop After Hay Wagon Collision
In a crash between a hay wagon and a car the hay driver was left dazed on village road. Two car occupants lifted him and considered taking him to a nearby undertaker’s shop or a drug store. He urged to go to the drug store first.
Welcome Visit Sparks Aunt Ida Tea Demand
Emily ovas enjoys a grown up role and visits Aunt Ida. At the door T invites her to warm by the fire. Emily corrects the phrase wishing a proper invitation for tea and cake.
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Emily Ovas
Emily
Aunt Ida
Wasps’ Nest Could Suppress Flies by Vast Daily Toll
A naturalist estimates a large wasp nest can kill or deter at least 24,000 flies daily, highlighting wasps as a significant insect predator in local ecosystems.
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Ora
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Ster
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Ganges
Bayer
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Akun Island
Saie
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Grove’s
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