Four Rulers of the Orient Rise From Battle to Rule
Dr. Wolfgang von Weise writes that Mustapha Kemal Pasha Riza Shah Ibn Saud and King Faisal of Iraq all moved from military roles to strong leadership. Each man, in different ways, embodies a new political vigor in the Orient contrasting Arabian Nights tropes.
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Orient
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Palestine
Turkey
Riza Shay
Persia
King Ibn Saud
Bagdad
Harun al-Rashid
Faisal
Iraq
Ibn Saud
Riza Shah
Arabia
Bony
Musrsiar
Wolfgang von Weise
Neue Freie Presse
Vienna
Turkeys and Trade Link 16th Century Georgia Voyages
National Geographic notes French visitors to St Simon Island in 1575 traded with Native Americans for turkeys sassafras and peltries. Over 10 000 wild turkeys were bought in a single year and sassafras tea spread to Europe. St Simons later supplied live oaks for Old Ironsides construction in 1794.
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Plymouth Rock
National Geographic Magazine
St. Simon
Georgia
Europe
St. Simon Island
America
No Change in That We Do Everything Better Than Primitive Men
A concise aphorism states that humans excel in all tasks over primitive men except sleep, implying universal human superiority is limited to wakeful effort. The line contrasts intellect and labor with rest.
Traces Descent of Birds From Flying Reptiles
The St Louis Globe-Democrat discusses Dr. Alexander Wetmore’s claim that birds evolved from flying reptiles with teeth, tracing lineages to archeopteryx and archeornis. It notes songbirds atop evolution and penguins among primitive birds, and ponders if humans may halt further evolution.
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Alexander Wetmore
Smithsonian Institution
Nature
Ozarks
Doctor Wetmore
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Forgetting medicine signals ailment worsening
The fragment suggests that missing doses signals a health issue deteriorating, implying that adherence is crucial to control symptoms and prevent escalation.
Glass Jars for Canning of Food
The article discusses glass jars as the modern choice for home and commercial canning, comparing screw-on and clamped tops. It explains airtight seals, the need for firm tops, and fixes for loose clamps using extra rubber and paper to preserve preserved foods.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Old Saying Too Great a Leap Falls Into the Ditch
Brief item notes a proverb about overreaching plans. No clear people or institutions named in the readable text. The phrase suggests caution about ambitious ventures and potential failure.
Part of the game men with sound judgment generate silence
A terse reflection on discipline and restraint in sport and life. The line highlights leaders who act with measured judgment, yielding quiet impact and respect within team dynamics and competitive environments.
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Commercial Ave
Firestone
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