Longs mound builder relics to bequeath to native city
Ce Long of Kansas City has amassed a premier collection of cliff dwellers relics including pottery bowls tools beads and beadwork prepared for bequest to his native city. The trove features geometrically painted earthenware bowls rare sandals headrests and a notable copper ax the oldest known in cliff dwelling finds.
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Bition
M. ©. Long
Kansas
Long
Southwest
Smith Institution
Ecrocks Denek
Wellers
Inter
Caras
Royal Etiquette Rules for King George V Limit Gifts and Powers
A historical overview details the restrictions on King George V, covering etiquette limits on audiences, gifts, club memberships, marriage consent, and religious allegiance. It explains royal legal constraints, parliamentary oversight, taxation rights, and the theory that the king reigns but does not govern, with notes on proclamations, perquisites, and taxation practices.
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George V
Huquette
King George
George
Copbetua
England
Star Chamber
Great Britain
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
Church of England
Saybody
Ing George
London
Ballwayn
Proctor Knott and Samuel Cox as Humorists
The piece weighs humorists Proctor Knott and Samuel Cox against their serious roles. It notes Knott’s fame from a Duluth speech and Cox’s similar arc, showing how satire shaped public perception while both men also held substantial legal and political responsibilities.
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Proctor “Knott
Cox
Proctor Roott
Chichy
Duluth
New York World
House Committee On
Knott
Samuel S. Cox
Mr. Knott
Mr. Cox
Wis
Proctor Knott
Everbody
Antony and Cleopatra Fishing Trick Exposed in Angling Tale
The tale recounts Mark Antony using divers to fish a line with prepared catches until Cleopatra learns the ruse. The contest ends publicly as Cleopatra, sly and witty, counters with a superior method revealing Antony’s deception. The episode, cited by Mathews in Angling, shows wit prevailing over trickery.
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Cleopatra
Plutarch
Antony
Mathews
Yellowstone and Iceland Geysers Compared by Dr. Hague
Dr. Arnold Hague explains Icelandic geysers remain volcanically active while Yellowstone’s activity ceased millennia ago. He notes Yellowstone shows a phase in hot springs evolution where surface pools form before explosive action ends, with channel shifts driving cessation rather than heat loss.
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Yellowstone
Arnold Hague
Iceland
Yellowstone Park
Hague
Reduced slate exchange on a blind man request
A beggar asks for a dime from a passerby who jokes he is only blind in one eye. The exchange shifts to a nickel as the two barter over charity. The line hints at patience and persistence before success.
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Philip
Alexander
Berrar
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Ce Long
God
Alphonse Enrr
Mark Antony
New York
Sut
Paris
London Telegraph
Houston Fost
the Prudential
Business Directory
P. B. Bross
Mountain View Avenue
Nutley, WN. J
Thomas Hayes
Passaic Ave
Nutney
N. J
William H. Parry
Law Firm
Hampson and Parry
Union
Clinton St
Newark
St. Nutley
H. J
Nutley
Alexander Edwards
Kalsemining and
Faper
Newark St
Glendale St
N. d
G. H. Angell
Chestnut 51
Telephone
William Searle
J. Searle & Son
Franklin Avenue
Church
Keyser & Corb
Nutley, N. J
Ss. Davis Garage Overland Agency
Chestnut Street
F. C. Wittmann’s
Avondale Road
Weston Place
New Jersey
Central Meat Market
William R. Stirratt
Franklin Ave
V. Lombardy & Son Custom Tailor
West Nutley
George C. Baptiste
Nutley, NJ
Chestnut St
Mountain View Ave
Keyser & Fleming
Beech St
Opp
Francis J. McKenny General Contracting
Frankin Ave
W. L. Jones
H. E. Brown
Fred Spatz, JR
General Contracting
Harrison ST
J. M. Davis
Stager Bros
Hugh Hallidy
Vreeland Avenue
Ferd
Haberle
Allwood
P. F. Guthrie
Bighield Lane
Nutley Market
A. Blum
Passaic Avenue
Franklin
Park School
Brown
H.A. Connerty
Cockefair
Willliam H. Parry
Bloomfield Avenue
Passaic
County
Hanlon
Jefferson St
Passaic, N. J
Perreksey
Chestnut
Nutley,n. J
Allan
B. Stirratt
M.ayerson
High Street
Glen Ridge Cemetery
J Bloomfield
Scheuer Bldg
Newark, New J
Whitford Ave
William St., N
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