Ghost House Treasures From South Seas Arrive at Museum
The Ameri Museum of Natural History announces a new west wing exhibit of ethnological objects valued at 10 dollars gathered by Professor Jucene Schroeder in the Bismarck archipelago. The collection includes malagan carvings, a death drum nunut, shell trumpets, obsidian knives, and a cassowary bone dagger, with notes on ceremonies and dances.
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Recount of a Poet's Daughter on Origins of Sex
A poet known for truth recounts his daughter's tale about origins of sex. The mother overhears the girl explaining to dolls that Adam was alone, God put him to sleep, and made a lady from his brains.
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Bells, Men, and Mexico City’s Clock Towers
In Mexico City more than two thousand men work as church bell ringers with shifts for day and night. Bells from Spain and large cathedral towers require strength and upkeep, with no electrical aid preferred by church authorities. The ringers are respected, often passing from father to son, living above the streets in bell towers while time is kept by tolling through day and night.
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