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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
8
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The excerpt describes Davao practices where a family abandons a home after a death, with a pigeon oracle called Alimukon guiding relocation. It then traces the English word loot from Indian Sanserit lotra, noting prize law limits on seizing private property in war and the shift to national foe property.
An article extols Chinese laborers for their efficiency and tireless toil. It notes long hours, low pay, and constant work as sources of pride, suggesting strong work ethic and high productivity in demanding conditions.
A poet claims to have interpreted the soul of a mushroom while a thick, juicy teak inspires the bard. The quirky passage links tasting notes to poetic inspiration, suggesting a whimsical, ambiguous scene of creative musing.
Nut House advertises nuts for sale at the Can Teen location with clear pricing and contact details. The brief note emphasizes fresh stock and local service for customers seeking roasted and raw varieties.
The article describes Africa's bushmen as skilled with poisons used on arrows. It notes famine, wars, and encroachment reducing their numbers and portrays tribal poison concoction, heating, and a dramatic hunt reenactment before a fatal shot.
Death valley California is the lowest dry land in the United States at 276 feet below sea level. The nearby Funeral range crowns mountains, while Mount Whitney tops at 14,501 feet. The valley, once a salt lake bed, spans 150 miles with few fresh-water sources like Bennett wells and Saratoga springs.
A listing of two historic sermon titles to be sold at auction, including sermons preached by Rev. William Symonds. The piece notes the 17th century work aimed at Adventurers and Planters for Virginia and the colony’s uplift, reflecting on English influence and immigrant hardship in early settlement.
The source notes that only Marignano, not Waterloo or Austerius, was called the Battle of the Giants. Fought September 18, 1511, the clash saw French and Venetian forces under Francois I and d Al Ceteee. Carnage was heavy with thousands dead on both sides and the victors left exhausted by the prolonged combat.
Fragmentary OCR note notes unclear terms and names. mentions catarrhal deafness and possible treatments or devices. context and specifics are unreadable. No clear event, date, or organization available in the readable text.
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