Ancient Skeletons Found by Two Kansas City Girls
Two Kansas City girls Mary Jane Haden and Virginian Girl studied the New Work prehistoric culture under Dr. Isron Cummings in Arizona. They uncovered an entire room at the Kinishba ruin near Fort Apache, finding three skeletons and many relics, including bone daggers, shell ornaments, turquoise beads, and grinding stones. The ruins likely date 1260 to 320, with a two story structure and only infant remains found in the excavated area.
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Kansas City
Arizona
Mary Jane Haden
Ron Cummings
Kansas
Ty Star
Kinishba
Fort Apache
Miss Hayden
Brown House
Southwest
United States
Lakes at various elevations carve the globe
Lakes span from 12 500 feet above sea level at Titicaca to 1292 feet below at the Dead Sea. Glacially formed basins create thousands of lakes, including about 10 000 in Minnesota, as described by the Western Newspaper Union.
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Lake Titicaca
South America
Dead Sea
Minnesota
Western Newspaper Union
Shanghai Opens Four Model Villages for Poor Rent 0.90 A Month
Shanghai authorities inaugurate four model villages aimed at housing the poor. Managed by the labor welfare commission, the scheme offers homes rented at 90 cents monthly to address mud and reed hut slums. The program, led by General We Teh-chen, targets over 150000 Chinese settlers displaced by drought and flood.
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Shanghai
Greater Shanghai
Labor Welfare Commission of
We Teh-chen
Mille Fleur towel embroidery described for household linen
Mille fleur designs on towels described as a modern household staple. Instructions cover distribution of blossoms across the towel surface, stitch choices such as lazy daisy and outline, petal construction, color variation, and suitable fabrics including huckaback, damask, and linen with emphasis on contrast and flat embroidery on the wrong side.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Housing and rents in International Settlement model villages
The report lists jinrikisha pullers earning 2.43 dollars monthly, up to 5.10 dollars, with a low of 0.90 dollars. It notes 883 Chinese girls in one factory earning 0.86 dollars on average. Four model villages house 956 A type and 44 B type dwellings plus two dormitories. A type rents 3 dollars monthly. B type 4 dollars, with differing layouts and no second story.
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International Settlement
Termites Mistaken for Ants Strike into Homes
A historical note describes termites as small blind insects often mistaken for ants. Originating tropically and common in the north, they are socialized with three castes: rulers, workers, and soldiers. They can damage wood, frames, roofs and even punch through tin, leaving fragile shells that collapse on touch.
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Tropics
Hemisphere
France Traces Marianne Back to the Revolution
The article traces the name Marianne to revolutionary France arguing the term originated in Montpelier during the Reign of Terror. It cites two similar stories: a Magdalene-derived name given to a woman chosen to represent the goddess of reason and a mistress of a convention member who posed at republican festivals.
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Paris
America
Uncle Sam
England
John Bull
France
Marianne
Montpelier
Barlanne
Mary Magdalen
Chaudron-Rosseau
Convention
Repubican
Reason
Republic of France
Think Before You Speak Uncle Eben Says
A quotation urges thoughtful speech from Uncle Eben, advising to think wisely before reacting rather than shouting in haste. It emphasizes mindful communication and restraint in conversation.
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Eben
Classic outfit suitable for town or country wear
Navy polka dotted washable silk crepe outfit features a separate front-buttoned skirt worn over a one-piece shirt and shorts. The design pairs a skirt for bicycling with a shirt and shorts set for tennis, making it grand for active sportswear.
Ginger-Haired Tar Sought by Mayor of Southampton
The mayor of Southampton seeks a ginger haired sailor after receiving a letter from a woman who has long wished to marry such a sailor. She asks to be connected with a cheerful man aged thirty-five to forty.
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London
Southampton
Stars and Screens gossip and film notes from Hollywood
Hollywood gossip and film notes cover Karen Morley sending clothes to fans after weight gain, John Boles visit to Randolph Macon College, Anne Nichols casting Pat Lederer, Fury as a lynching indictment film, Eleanor Powell and John Payne romance, and singer lip syncing in films. Also Mary Boland on sleep, Princess Comes Across praise, and odds and ends about Anita Louise, Irene Dunne, Anne Shirley, Jadaan the horse, Maureen O'Sullivan, and Erick Rhodes aiming to swim Boulder Dam.
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Karen Morley
Karen
John Boles
Lynchburg
Randolph- Macon College
John
London
Anita Louise
Europe
Irene Dunne
Anne Shirley
Garden of Allah
Jadaan
Valentino
Maureen O'Sullivan
Ireland
Hollywood
Erick Rhodes
Boulder Dam
Western Newspaper
Usiea
Jesus Keeps His Promise in Acts 1 2 and Unfolding Mission
Lesson on Acts 1 6 9 and 2 1 11 emphasizing the Holy Spirit power at Pentecost. The Gospel advances from Jerusalem to Judea Samaria and to the ends of the earth through the Spirit filled church. The Spirit’s signs prove transformation and bold witness. About 3 000 converted at Pentecost and steadfast in apostolic teaching fellowship breaking bread and prayer.
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Jerusalem
Judea
Samaria
Jesus
Kingdom of
Israel
Peter
Apostolic Church
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