Zuni Indians Preserve Lands and Share Farming Traditions
The article describes Zuni and Pueblo life explaining land rights from a treaty with the United States. It notes self-sufficiency, government aid for schools and water access, and care for orphans. It highlights farming with limited irrigation and respect for ancestral lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhodi
Ilana
Whitttes
Froyas
Gioola
United States
Zunle
Uni
Muchlo
Zent
Noted poet applies for endowment policy amid inquiry
An inventor of verse Joseph Ausinniter seeks a life endowment after 20 years. An investigator questioned neighbors including Annetio Mergulea who spoke of Auslender's fame and a poetry volume as a bank money inquiry looms.
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Joseph Ausinniter
8 Ute Maurages Company
Auslender
Annetio Mergulea
Tondeler
White Corged
Ausiander
Rosse
Aaswernd
Wang
Stockholm School Children Theater Opens Evening Sessions
A special theater for Stockholm school children is organized under teachers who will select short motion pieces for matinees at Oxcor theater. Membership grants access to a set number of performances featuring classical plays and comedies by capable artists, aiming to entertain audiences while avoiding sensational material.
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Stockholm
Oxcor Theater
Poplty Af
Monastery on Mount Athos Declared Closed by Greek President
General Vaugalys of the Greek republic ordered the dissolution of a long established religious community of edgur Ihoggand monks on Mount Athos. The fortress like monastery withstood invasions for years through strict regulations. Access to the mountain remained forbidden to women and animals alike.
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Vaugalys
Edgur
Spanich Motor Highway Plan Across Three Spanish Provinces
A proposed direct motor highway from Bad rid to Valencia in Spain would span about 370 Wometers with a cement surface and twenty meter width. Architects, including Augus tus W. Ferra and Jonaul, claim the route would pass through several provinces and cities such as Toledo Ironjyez and Aluhacete, crossing rivers to provide power for industrial purposes.
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Spanich
Badrid
Valencia
Hpath
Spain
Augustus W. Ferra
Jonaul Et
Madrid
Tawne
Mnpartuntere
Toledo
Ironjyez
Ouenoo
Aluhacete
Chelva
Scene of Gloom as Sailor Gates to Rest
A narrative passage describes a sailors burial at sea with mournful imagery. The crew gathers at the quarter deck as the body is lowered into the water amid stormy, murky scenes and solemn prayers.
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Sailor
Staten
Wellin
Shelberg
Mylou
Ruelberg
Wiig
Stelberg
Fraternity Center Opens as Yale Houses Abandon Tradition
The Yale campus opens a new fraternity center replacing century old practice. Private halls will host meetings while nonmembers may use the building and rent details are outlined amid secrecy and mystery surrounding the campus.
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New Haven
Mosquito Bill Sways Household Budgets and Prices
The article cites rising costs from mosquito bites and household essentials, noting inflated prices on groceries and health concerns. It mentions a broad impact on families with adults and children facing higher living expenses and inflationary pressure.
100 Courae Dinner Gueria of General ndstra at Peking
A misread record describes a 100 course Chinese dinner in Peking for General ndstra and Craxter. Fancy dishes included bird nest, organs, seaweed, rice and various delicacies. The meal lasted three hours with a formal exchange in the imperial style.
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Ndstra
Peking
Smoke Stops Runaway Horse at Geneva Police Action
A police officer halted a runaway horse by cutting the machine’s cutout to vent smoke and steering the animal to a halt in Geneva New York. The rider fled, leaving the horse behind as smoke filled the street before bystanders helped secure the situation.
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Geneva
Bridia
Tao Niu
Mysterious Crossed Wires Reported In London Radio Links
An unusual tale describes secretive crossed wires linking a German connection to London via telephone and a Melanesian radio link. The transmission included garbled phrases and a mysterious woman's involvement amid unclear events and a wave of speculation.
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Hedin
London
Rattan
Wernin Radio
Ingenious Farmer Traps Hawks With Wire and Posts
A farmer describes setting 240 nerves of wire and steel traps across fields to deter hawks. He details cage-like setups on posts that block bird lines, claiming decades of success with over 1,200 traps. Neighbors report better crops and fewer predations after adopting similar methods.
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Farmer CO
Conger
Virgie Formak Vandebteken
Ralger
Luis
Fia
Jasin
Flecside
Lawks
Nowka
United States
Gilles
Ehielken Hawk Ag
Wysel
Day of Forks Remarks in Early English Table Etiquette
Fragmentary reminiscences describe forks and utensils arriving in England. It notes a shift from spoons and knives to forks, referencing a feast scene with a trencher and a napkin, and mentions a guest at a table with bread and water.
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Tiathe
Manchester
England
Orkar
Forkemith
Pyonhe
Kervyngo
Feeding Baby During Sumner Aitik Recount and Fin
A fragmented historical note discusses infant feeding practices, emphasizing evaporated milk, sterilized water, and carefully timed feeds. It outlines stages from third month to twelfth month, with measurements and intervals, advocating purified milk and water mixtures for young children.
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Willer
Coburn
Yale
Casey
Radio Chess in Far East Ends With Shanghai Victory
The first radio chess contest in the Far East concluded with Shanghai Chess defeating Marlin Chess Club. Three players participated from each side as the air waves crackled with tense play and delays threatened a break in transmission. Shanghai finally won after a display of skill amid harbor battleship greetings.
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Far East
Evnr
Einsk
Shanghai Ghess Enthusiasta
Pinse
Pasen
Shanghai
Mantie
Ureevitte
Shang
Mat
Rats Four Feet Long From Kenya Sent To Lorton Zoo
Specimens of Kenya rats arriving at Lorton are described as unusually large four feet long with a prominent row of teeth and cheek pouches. The article notes their notable courage and distinctive features including bucking and bulging cheeks, highlighting their unfamiliar size and appearance.
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Kenya
Lorton
Douhetud
Hamlin
Uva
Africa
Cermany
Kenyeras
Torrie
Bargains at a 19th Century Sale in Sumborg Py
An auction included a $2.50 gold piece sold for five cents and an old whisky bottle fetching $1 at a sale in Sumborg, Py. A woman's pocketbook with memoranda and a bundle of gold pieces were found inside. The purchaser realized no credit when the bold items were returned to the owner.
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Sumborg
Oldsur
Che Bundla
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