Indians Gather for Rapid City Powwow in Black Hills
More than 400 delegates from North and South Dakota Wyoming Montana and Nebraska returned to tepees and sod houses after a major powwow in Rapid City S D officials of the office of Indian affairs outlined a plan for consolidating lands and personal property The gathering included Sioux Blackfeet Shoshones Crow Arapahoe Cheyenne Winnebago Yankton Turtle Mountain Chippewa Fort Berthold Sisseton Wahpeton with talks noting the Black Hills as a historic hunting ground and Rushmore upcoming carvings.
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Help in Battle on Paralysis Reported by Researchers
Dr. Arthur R. Elvidge and Dr. Maurice Brodie report on monkey experiments suggesting the infantile paralysis virus enters via the nasal passages rather than the stomach. They note nasal carriers and secretions can contain the virus before symptoms appear and that severing the olfactory organ blocks typical paralysis, supporting nasal entry as the primary route.
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New York
Simon Flexner
Rockefeller Institute
Arthur R. Elvidge
Maurice Brodie
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Ceramics Experts Seek Chinese Pottery Secrets
Cincinnati Modern research in ceramics retraces early Chinese pottery by 800 A D. Edmund F Curtis cites Langao oxblood wares by Lang brothers and notes efforts by Langao to reproduce the shade. Potters like Rookwood Cincinnati and artists from Alfred University to France studied the color.
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Edmund F. Curtis
Pennsylvania Museum
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American Ceramic Society
Lang Brothers
New York
Metropolitan Museum
Charles Harder
Alfred University
Alfred, N. Y
Herman Seger
Theodore Deck
Add Custer's Sword to Smithsonian Collection
Smithsonian adds Maj Gen George A Custer Civil War saber to its celebrated swords collection. The Spanish cavalry Toledo blade sits with other famous arms, per the widow's will, beside Washington's Revolutionary War sword. Features russet leather grip brass wire helmet shaped pommel laurel guard and an engraved motto near the hilt.
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George A. Custer
Smithsonian Institution
Traffic Instructor Learns to Operate Projector
Lakewood Ohio. Officer G H Campbell, the town's traffic safety instructor, was invited by Police Chief L B Miller to try a moving picture projection machine found on the chief's desk. Campbell, who once owned an Akron theater and spent $12 000 to close it, says he can learn to operate the device for school lectures.
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Bus trip to America in England charms Sussex village
London reports a quirky British tourism story as Haywards Heath in Sussex offers a tuppenny bus journey to an England “America.” The recreated settlement, founded by a Quaker philanthropist for farm laborers, preserves rustic thatch cottages and a modernized New England area with a Mayflower road lined by May trees.
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Hot Dog Man Valluzzo Left Friend $11 000 in Will
Danbury Connecticut tale of Michelle Valluzzo a Danbury hot dog vendor who lived frugally and suffered old age. He told friend Paul Spano he would remember him in his will if allowed to live in his home. Valluzzo died leaving $11 000 to Spano relatives contested but claims denied.
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The Rich Young Ruler Lesson Explores True Priority
A sermon summary analyzes the rich young ruler in Matthew 19 16 30 showing he sought eternal life yet clung to wealth His virtues and errors are outlined as Jesus exposes the false notion that good works grant salvation The lesson stresses stewardship humility and the difficulty for the rich to enter God s kingdom with rewards for following Christ.
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Trust in the Lord: Childhood Faith Tested by Cruelty
An editorial reflection on the fragile trust of childhood and how faithfulness from adults can preserve or shatter it, noting the charm of perfect trust and the harm done by cruelty or faithlessness.
Uplift of Optimism Poses Richer World View
A reflective aphorism asserts that believing in the world’s goodness enriches one’s life. It notes that each person’s imagination shapes their perceived world, suggesting optimism brings deeper personal wealth than cynicism.
Classic Spring Lamb Dishes Feature Neck Steaks and Creamy Sides
A reader guide to economical lamb use highlights neck cuts, boning, and skewering to make filling, affordable meals. Recipes include braised neck slices, lamb steak with apples, molded lamb salad, lamb terrapin, and lamb with lima beans, with serving ideas and basic preparations.
Take the Burden From Tired Feet
Homemakers can ease fatigue by avoiding constant standing and using adjustable chairs and soft mats. The article suggests sitting while working, using stools, kitchen chairs, or old piano stools, and layering washable mats or carpets to soften tread and reduce fatigue. It also describes a method of alternating knee resting with a chair to share weight between legs.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Irrigation Expands Bird Habitats Across Colorado Plains
Nature Magazine reports irrigation has transformed large tracts of fer tile land in Colorado. Fifty years ago dry prairies housed few aridland birds, now lush green fields support Brewer's blackbirds mourning doves sparrows swallows and an abundance of ring necked pheasants, an introduced species.
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Colorado
Nature Magazine
Bad Tasting Water Linked to Hidden Electrical Current
Researchers in northern New Jersey with the Hackensack Water company report surreptitious current in pipes may taint water with odd taste and odor. Electric devices like a vacuum cleaner can create a metallic path through house wiring, delivering altered water to consumers while the street main remains unaffected.
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New Jersey
Hackensack Water Company
Ferry's Seeds Ad Promises Fresh Dated Packages
An advertisement touts Ferry's Seeds sold only in fresh dated packages and guarantees the finest quality available to buyers.
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Adv
Bridge Table Humor Skews Dark in Pathfinder Magazine
A Satirical line set frames a domestic abuse joke about raising a hand and a husband beating. The quotation prompts a sharp critique on how society perceives violence and the role of police.
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Pathfinder Magazine
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