World Population In Cities Exceeds One Hundred Million
Population figures show 1 804 187 631 people worldwide with only seven percent in cities over 100 000. New York leads with 5 620 048. Europe has six million plus cities. Asia has more large cities than North America. the United States has 68 large cities.
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Berlin
New York
Europe
London
Paris
Glasgow
Vienna
Moscow
England
Germany
Italy
France
Russia
Asia
North America
Shanghai
Hankou
Calcutta
Bombay
Tokyo
Osaka
India
China
Japan
Chicago
Philadelphia
Mexico City
United States
South America
Brazil
Buenos Aires
Rio de Janeiro
Australia
Husband’s Radio Set Dragged Into Court
Mrs Emma E Maypother of New York City names a radio set as corespondent in a separation suit against George Maypother a wholesale druggist. She alleges he stays up late listening to concerts and argues keeping her awake at night in the quarrel.
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Emma E. Maypother
New York City
George Maypother
Record Black Bass Catch at Nolin in Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown Kentucky star angler Roy Bond set a season record at Nolin with a hook and line catch of twelve small mouth black bass weighing 24 pounds. Bond's accomplishment highlights the local fishing scene and reflects his status as a top fisherman in Elizabethtown.
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Elizabethtown
Roy Bond
Nolin
Eye Hazards in Industry and Prevention Efforts
National study on industrial eye hazards reports 200000 eye injuries annually and 15000 industrial blind in the U S. It urges eliminating hazards at source through redesign and guarding, plus eye exams and education.
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National Committee For the Prevention
American Robin Wove Flag Into Nest In Topeka Yard
In Topeka Kansas Mr and Mrs Joseph Davies of 415 Buchanan street report a family of robins in their pear tree all American. A robin couple found a small American flag and wove it into their nest exposing a flag to breeze attracting attention.
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Topeka
Kan
Joseph Davies
Buchanan Street
Madame Robin
Inca Quipu Reveals Ancient Arithmetic Mastery
Lima scientist Francisco Loaysa uncovers a 16 yard quipu from a Cajamarca tomb, a master counting cord with 100 knots and color coded sections showing a decimal system. The device enables rapid subtraction, multiplication and division across tens to thousands, marking a sophisticated early calculator.
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Lima
Peru
Francisco Loaysa
Cajamarca
New World
Loaysa
Quipu
Lonysa
Royal Record Cards Missed in Daily Use Uncovered
Fragment notes reveal master cards likely kept for royal statisticians, not used in ordinary daily operations. The context hints at archival systems or ceremonial data handling within a royal bureau. No dates or explicit institutions are given in the legible text.
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Ered
Royal Statisticians
Soviet Campaign to Modernize Moslem Women Grows
Soviet officials claim progress in convincing Near East Moslem women to join politics and industry. In Adjerbijan over twenty two thousand women have organized in industrial work, with workshops for feminine Mohammedans teaching altered gender roles, while similar efforts spread through Turkestan and Bokhara.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Near East
Communist
Adjerbijan
Turkestan
Bokhara
Early Greeks Used Gloves for Handling Hot Food
In ancient Greece there were no table implements, so people used gloves to manage hot dishes. The practice reflects a utilitarian approach to serving and eating, with emphasis on practical tools rather than formal tableware.
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Greece
Nebraska News Roundup Highlights Diverse Local Events
A wide digest reports on Nebraska civic events, births, deaths, and incidents. Highlights include church conventions in Omaha, new local organizations in McCook, and schooling plans at Chadron State and Hastings. Weather, floods, farm issues, and crime notes across numerous counties are summarized with names, places, and dates for the week.
Dairy Barn With Unusual Features
William A. Radford describes a 92 by 34 foot frame dairy barn with concrete floor and four foot foundation, 46 cow stalls, bull and cow pens, a drive-through end for hay, a central alley, steel stall partitions, individual drinking cups with a pressure water system, litter alleys with a carrier track, feed room between two silos, and a suction ventilated stable for moisture control and temperature balance.
Ravenshoe and a Train Ride to Switzerland Memory
Percy Stephens recalls a long journey on the Eastern railway of France with three women and a restless British boy. He is lent Henry Kingsley’s Ravenshoe, which captivates him and fuels a lifelong affection for the novel.
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France
Switzerland
Schweitzerhof
Lucerne
Henry
Kingsley
Percy Stephens
The
National Review
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Hastings College
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Beatrice Youth
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Central City
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Berwyn
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