Traced to Origin Language of Jesus Aramaic
Dr Bowman details tracing Aramaic from its earliest roots to Syriac of the sixth century at the Oriental Institute. He notes inscriptions from Caucasus to Egypt, personal and place names, and the language’s influence on later empires. The project aims to publish a full Aramaic dictionary and grammar.
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Chicago
Jesus
Raymond A. Bowman
University of China
Orbental Institute
Caucasus Mountains
Egypt
Greece
India
Doctor Bowman
Bowman
Oriental Institute
Martin Sprengling
John A. Wilson
The
James Henry Breasted
Mental Health Crisis Reflected In Public Life
The piece urges healthy minds amid political and social strain. It cites unemployment mortgage distress and home losses as factors, noting some people turned to despair while others stayed hopeful. It highlights fear and cynicism as mental health outcomes of the era.
Be Frousehold
This piece urges putting time and self first for homemakers and professionals, noting strict time discipline aids jobs and health. It contrasts rigid work hours with flexible home duties, and suggests balanced budgeting and modern cleaning methods lessen upheaval while maintaining efficiency and comfort.
Find an Appealing Need to Heal Mental Health, Says Western News
The piece urges turning from pessimism to action by finding meaningful causes or radiant influences to unlock hidden strengths. It argues love and good will renew mental and physical health, crucial for personal welfare and the nation amid cynicism and fatalism.
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Allence
Location of Chan Chan City on Peru coast found
Archaeologists place the ruined pre Inca city Chan Chan on Peru s north coast about 300 miles from Lima. The site sits near the desert coast and is a notable example of pre Columbian urban planning.
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Peru
Lima
Terra Firma Define Soil Layer in Plain Terms
The text explains Terra firma as the upper earth layers that can be dug or plowed. It describes this loose surface material as soil where plants grow, typically made of disintegrated rock mixed with organic matter and soluble salts.
Swagger Knitted Coat for Spring and Summer
Homemaker friendly knit pattern promises an easy swagger coat in a simple loose stitch with a contrasting border. Pattern 5534 provides complete instructions and material lists for Germantown wool, with illustration and sizing notes. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle, Household Arts Dept. 209 West Fourteenth Street New York.
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Germantown
Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth Street
New York
All Around the House Home Tips Mosaic
All Around the House offers practical household advice on comfort at meals with footstools for short people. It suggests patties of chicken, crab or lobster salad with afternoon tea, and tips on tomatoes, fudge flavoring, frosting, sugar moisture, floors, shellac wax, beans, and houseplants care as seasons warm.
Postum Free Week Offer From Postum Company
An advertisement promises a full week’s supply of healthful Postum free to anyone who writes for it, as published in this newspaper. The offer is described under an adv. label, inviting readers to request the free samples by sending a letter.
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Central Asia
Postum Company
Adyv
Family Interplay Sparks Villa Banter
In a playful exchange Mrs and Ella joke about beauty and heredity. Bella teases Ella about her father and reveals he is a druggist, prompting Ella to remark on his appearance.
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Ella
Bella
Spring Bonnet Chat Sparks Teasing Gossip
A playful exchange shows Mrs Awkina Ow yer and Mrs Iggins admiring a new hat. Teasing remarks note how the bonnet flatters or undersells the wearer’s look, reflecting light social chatter about fashion.
Encouragement to Press On in Bout Despite Odds
In a bulletin style exchange a trainer urges his boxer to stick to the plan and push through for victory while the fighter doubts that opponents will be fully ready. The scene carries a period tone reflecting sports guidance and modest suspense.
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Boxer
Royal Arcanum Bulletin
Paid Mourner Seeks Justice Over Counterfeit Bill
A New York professional mourner claims an 85 bill paid for prayers at a cemetery is counterfeit. The Ohio State Journal notes if true he deserves a real fiver, but the mourner cannot recover or re-enter the scene. The piece argues prayers are intangible and not legally valuated, even if sincere.
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New York
The
Ohio State Journal
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