Roanoke Island and Virginia Dare in Early Colony History
Fragmentary text recounts Roanoke Island voyage and the doomed 1580s colony led by Walter Raleigh. It references Sir Walter Raleigh, the lost colonists, the 1584-1587 voyage, the fate of the colony, and the lone sign on a tree. Also mentions Virginia Dare, August 1587 birth, and the later narrative of The Lost Colony’s impact on English memory.
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National Geosrauhte Society
Washington
Virgil
North Carolina
Pease Mint
Sly Wule Raley
Oatitilslied
Atwertiny
Die
Cho Feland
mAy
Voles
Welsinny Tellers
Mags
Walter
Cuscouie
Wugtsay
Devon
Walter Ritelaley Royagara
Haleishy Athapta
Colonten- Alon
Visioned cars of the future promise radical design shifts
British scientist Professor A Me Low outlines a future where motor cars descend and ascend vertically, forego spare wheels, and travel at high speeds on specially designed roads. Comfort features like lounges and bath areas appear as cars become acoustically tuned and aerodynamically sleek, with wireless signals and automatic signaling envisioned for trains-like efficiency.
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Huldera Tira
Nice
Tada
Phladelphia
Jean
Motor Rand
Mery
Kira
Itereases Ag
Co.mises
Wettlog
Honig
Old Theory Disproved by German Scientists
German scientists challenge old theories with five senses including a temperature sense. They claim touch is not just contact but a distinct sense, and the tongue and eyelid show strong temperature sensitivity. A Frey discovery links a sense to balance, aiding movement aboard ships to counteract rolling.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Frey
Kindergarten Advocate Urges School System Involvement
EB Alten of the Teachers' College in Valley Hills argues that kindergarten should be part of every public school system and calls for state support to ensure pre school children receive instruction.
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Atte Tling
Ckilfed
EB. Alten
Ole Teachers’ College
Valley Halls
Trace New Stylea te Needs of Other Years
Historian Mrs Herbert Micharidzon of the Royal British Historical Society cites fashion origins in upheaval. She notes the guillotine’s influence on early hairstyles and the beret’s rise from Basque peasants during the Peninsular War as drivers of modern women and children’s dress.
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St. Tonie
Herbert Micharidzon
Royal Upitish Historical Society
Toyal Society of Arts
Attchardean
Wichamison
What Girls Talk About in Work and Life
A brief observation notes that girls and young women often discuss the opposite sex as their main topic of conversation. It cites a London study by the Industrial Health Research Board on working girls in monotonous jobs over 84 weeks, with gossip about boys, then movies and fashion following in order.
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Industrial Health Research Board of London
England
Raya
Wen
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Mtoe
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Barlare
Atelined
Grinvitte
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Nisa
Franely Denke
Min
Alee Iir
Sayages
Tredintia
Afiriten
Roanoke
Alerton
Virginix Dare
Watwlan
Joli White
Virginia Donre
Nera Hy & Hafiy
Amertcan
Virginia Darera
Nowa
Sal
Jovk
Inurka
Nags Mead
Theodosia Hur Ataton
Aaron Burr
Alston
South Caroling
Dusrutr
Troy Georgetown
S. C
Ife
Senmil
Unthsheba
Lara
Mit Boshi
Thaiugh
Cen
Mark
Emily
Mia
Manthe
Dogger
Eile Tstynut
Hovechol
Mader Transportation
Firestone
Pilea
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Raileay and
Kreetide
Milan
Nelman Motors
Indianapolis Speedway
Firestonn
Indianapolis
Torneyr Firestone
Loiranna Tibbatt
Richard Crooks
C. Neweport
Firestone Air Balloon
Hingines
Poreraat
Doulis Plaines
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