Exiled Otto of Austria Lives on Charity in Spain
Madrid June 12 Special Otto of Austria once a leading European royal figure now lives on charity provided by King Alfonso of Spain. Empress Zita seeks Austrian estates for her exiled family but Austria's government resists admitting them back. The royal children wear charity clothes as the family travels with few faithful retainers.
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Monoplane Fleet Leaves Michigan For Kelly Field
Seven Volker monoplanes under Major Carl Spratz departed Selfridge Field Michigan on a sunrise to sunset flight to Kelly field San Antonio with stops at Rantoul Tin Bt Louis Port Sill and Dallas Texas. They join aerial equipment for training officers and cadets following the standard flight course.
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Wise Words of Old Egyptian Vizier
Long centuries before Tutankhamen ruled the Nile a vizier- philosopher offered paternal advice to his son. Dr James Walsh notes letters from about 6 500 years ago in claims of the oldest book world bound. Epistles echo Polonius style warning to beware enemies and avoid needless arguments.
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Butter Lamps Fuel Tibetan Soldier Comfort
In Tibetan troops, butter-filled blades are described as a final comfort in gear. A noted strength is claimed for the butter’s presence, with reverent mention of its role even in demanding weeks. The text combines garbled phrases to suggest a rustic wartime supply detail.
Thibetan Customs With Rancid Butter
The text describes how Thibetans use rancid butter in daily life and ritual. It notes butter for sustenance, tea, and parched meal, and describes offerings and cosmetics made from rancid butter. It also mentions ceremonial uses on temple altars and lamp lighting inside homes during winter.
One in Five U S Farms Saw Occupant Change in 1922
A Washington survey shows nearly 1,250,000 farms, about 20 percent, changed occupants in 1922. State-by-state variation ranged from 25 percent in nine states to 10 percent in much of New England, with higher movement in the West and South and large tenant shifts in Georgia and Texas.
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Department of Agriculture
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Georgia
Texas
Safest Place During A Thunder Storm
An article quotes Charles Steinmetz on thunderstorm safety. It notes that lying down under objects is dangerous and identifies danger zones between tall metal objects or iron sinks as unsafe. The piece warns against relying on insubstantial shelter during storms.
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Steinmetz
Fragmentary Reading on Lightning Dangers and Anecdotes
Fragments describe lightning risks around metallic and conducting objects, noting jumps between conductors and dangers beneath hanging fixtures. Mixed in are disjointed conversations about manners, family scenes, and a Boston newspaper quote, with stray misspellings and unclear context.
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