France's Aden in Somaliland
A National Geographic bulletin notes the 3750 mile automobile crossing from Guinea coast to Jibuti in French Somaliland, detailing its strategic value as a gateway to the Red Sea and the Ethiopian railway. It describes Jibuti's role as a naval coaling depot, its people, and the desolate yet developing landscape, with historical context on territorial expansion and colonial aims. The piece highlights Abyssinian trade goods and local life around Jibuti, Obok, and the Gulf of Aden.
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Washington
Africa
Guinea
Atlantic
Jibuti
French Somaliland
Indian Ocean
Irench
Somaliland
France
East Africa
National Geographic Society
Fashoda
Upper Nile
Abyssinia
Kirchner
Sudan
Obok
Perim
Red Sea
Great Britain
Bab el Mandeb
Ned Sea
Obox
Aden
Gulf of Aden
Suez Canal
Madagascar
Indo-China
Addis Ababa
Apital
Imperial
Gulf of
Gulf
Lake
Assal
Somatilane
Dead Sea
Italy
Tripoli-Tunisia
Jibad
Mother Boasts of Ideal Daughters in Augusta
In Augusta Maine Grace P Abbott promotes child rearing by experience and self guidance rather than punishment. Daughters Jean seven and Carol five are described as demure capable housekeepers who plan their own affairs and seek healthy, happy futures without corporal discipline.
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Augusta
Jean Abbott
Carol Abbott
Grace P. Abbott
William R. Pattangall
Maine
Jean
Carol
Nebraska State Sportsmen Association
Lincoln Gun Club
Joseph W. Werrell
Richardson County
Kearney
PulYalo County
O. K. McCormick
Valparaiso
the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Fremont
Grace Morning
W. M. Morning
Lincoln
Iowa
Nebraska
Thurston
Farm Bureau
Sarpy
Gretna Green
Federal Department of Commerce
Shubert
Jake Feighner
Auditor Marsh
State Optometric Association
Omaha
L. C. Hewitt
Neligh
A. W. Neihart
Elmwood
Fred Gonder
Omaha Safety Council
Frank A. Kennedy
Labor and Compensation
Kennedy
Omaha Central High School
University of Nebraska
Nebraska High School
Brock
Frank Taylor
South Omaha
Taylor
Kansas
Minnesota
South Dakota
Longevity Record: Ramon Gomez Dies at 116 in San Vicente
Ramon Gomez of the hamlet of San Vicente died at 116, never leaving his village or seeing an automobile telephone or railway. He spent his life in his native community with no exposure to modern travel or communication.
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Madrid
Ramon Gomez
San Vicente
Treasure Under Sea Sought by London Syndicate Near Navarino
A London syndicate of insurance brokers has launched salvage work in Navarino Bay off the Greek coast to recover gold, precious stones, and statuary from 63 ships sunk in 1827 by Admiral Codrington. Divers report mud and shallow depth hinder treasure recovery in a four square mile area.
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London
Navarino Bay
Turkey
Codrington
Soviets Allow Peasants to Hire Labor for Farms
The Soviet government granted peasants the right to hire salaried labor on their farms. Previously banned under nationalization rules, the new regulations permit extended working hours, 12 month labor agreements, and payment in cash or goods.
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Moscow
Antwerp Mother Delivers Six Sons in One Year
From Antwerp a Mme Curlier reportedly welcomed six sons in a single year. The first trio arrived in January, with the remaining three born in December, marking a remarkable set of multiple births for the family.
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Antwerp
Mme. Curlier
Nebraska Chronicle of Local Notes and Events
A sprawling recap of Nebraska happenings including deaths, anniversaries, county fairs, church dedications, rodeos, and school victories. Notable items: Corneliu Cook dies from a kick at Elk Creek. Bellevue’s 60th anniversary set for June 20. Norton, Benedict and Kallenburg figures tied to local farms, veterans and civic groups.
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Corneliu
S. Cook
Elk Creek
Bellevue
Emil Guitcanan
Winside
Seneca
Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters
Lincoln
Martin Munson
Onaha
Palmyra
O Er
State Penta Association
Omaha
Midwest
National Electric Light Association
F. A. Kallenburg
Seward
Monteray
American Legion
Garden
Ceottsbluff
Osmond
Wausa
E. F. Brown
Nebraska Department
Grand Army of Republic
Little Duck
Foolish Feather
Niobrara
Neb
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Carl C. Benedict
United States Army
Hastings
Hastings College
West Point
Langley Field
Newport News
Grand Island
American Legion Postat Alliance
Blue Springs
Kansas City
Gage County
Winnebago
Charles Borbaugh
Helvey
Department of Public Welfare
Nebraska
Grand Lodge
Ladies of Elks
Louise Rummell
Plattsmouth
Norfolk
Andrew Dubas
Poland
Ord
Hog House Should Be Built Right to Insure Profits
William A. Radford explains proper hog housing for profit on farms. He advocates south facing, saw-tooth roof hog houses with 24 pens, cement floors, removable plank flooring, center feed alley, gates between pens, gutter and ventilation, and a front yard for the herd.
The Stair: Key Piece of Woodworking in Homes
In two story houses the stair is the largest and most visible woodwork, needing strong construction and good materials. Buying a complete pre fitted stair from a factory saves carpentry labor, ensures proper fit, and reduces errors. Open and boxed stairs offer different aesthetics and costs, with colonial styles favoring slender parts and birch, while English Mission or Chalet styles suit varnished oak or stained pine.
Ceiling Dryers Boost Efficiency and Cut Labor
Ceiling clothes dryers prove popular for convenience and labor savings. Ceiling heat speeds drying for multiple layers, lowering to accessible height and raising back to the ceiling. A balanced rack holds over 250 pounds on plaster ceilings, with racks of clothesline or wood bars.
Choose Good Hardware Fortify Builders Budget
The article urges home builders to prioritize hardware as essential, noting its small share of total costs but critical role in overall quality and durability of a new home. It cautions that neglect can undermine foundations and structural integrity.
Built-Ins and Home Crafts Elevate Domestic Style
A fragment stresses built in features like nooks and bookcases as symbolizing prosperity and cheer. It frames homemaking as an art where built ins are essential tools, highlighting natural or colorful finishes as key touches in home interiors.
Hardware choices shape curb appeal and security
The passage stresses front door hardware should harmonize with building style yet be strong enough to deter intruders. It notes two roles: protection and decoration, advising restraint to avoid flashy but impractical options and urging thoughtful, durable selections for the entryway.
Brick homes gain popularity for small, solid brick build
Solid brick construction grows in demand for small homes due to low exterior wall costs and easier upkeep. Insurance rates in some districts also drop for this building style, boosting its appeal.
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Republic
Albert Schneider
New York
All World
London Syndicate
Greece
Illinois
Herman J. Neubauer
Hinckley
Ill
United States
Seventh Infantry
Fort Crook
Leavenworth
Kan
Plattsnouth
Frank C. Zehring
William F. Schroeder
John Wright
Trev Gillaspie
Edgar Duncan
Order of the Astern Star
Denver
Des Moines
Aere
St. Joseph
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Serene
Cincinnati
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Boston
Hemera E Faeve
St Louis
Pittsburgh Weepee
Philadelphia
Washington Wee Eoone
Cleveland Cr
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
William A. Radford
William
A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
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