Picturesque Ruin in Yorkshire Abbeys Draws World Attention
Yorkshire hosts at least 25 famous abbeys and priories famed for their beauty and ruins. Visitors from across the globe have long toured these serene relics once set in idyllic landscapes, though some sites now suffer from industrial pollution.
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England
Yorkshire
Kirkstall Abbey
Leeds
Mozambique Anklet Rattles and Dances Highlight Colonial Life
A National Geographic bulletin describes Mozambique as a little known Portuguese colony with about 300000 inhabitants and twenty tribes. Girls wear palm leaf ankle rattles during dances to keep time, while boys wear similar ornaments. Music centers on the marimba and the ex pression dances accompany ceremonies.
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Florida
New York
Mozambique
Africa
German East Africa
National Geographic Society
Influence of Lunar Cycle on Health and Society
The text notes regular lunar month effects on chronic invalids and the insane, including a heart disease case with asthmatic symptoms. It cites studies where 40 percent of men and 46 percent of women among 388 asylum patients showed relapse periods. It mentions lunar phase linked to death by self harm and to marriage rates, and highlights moon rhythm in mental attention.
Fronts of the Writer Strapped by Creditors
A young author, pressed by mounting debts, borrows a lunch with a famous financier to gain time. He explains to a protesting friend that the luncheon insulation will extend his accounts by about sixty days, then walks home penniless.
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Tuna
Mongolian Diet and Living Customs Observed
The article notes Mongolians as heavy meat eaters with frequent mutton meals, villagers drinking up to 80 cups of tea daily with fat in tea from low quality milk. Water is scarce. camels carry water and ice blocks in winter and spring, and large tubs are used on camels in other seasons.
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Mongolia
Through the Soul's Eyes and the Call of the Greater Man
A reflective piece argues lasting value comes from soulful vision and selfless effort that benefits others more than oneself. It urges the greater individual to heed times needs, earn respect quietly, and act as a true benefactor to society.
Dalmatian Figures in Science and Faith End in Public Execution
The article recounts Dalmatian historical figures like Boscovich and Dominis, detailing scientific and theological work. It notes Boscovich’s atomic theory and dome safety role, Dominis’s rainbow explanation and archbishopric struggles. A dramatic end means Dominis faced a shooting of public punishment, while his body was dragged and burned in Rome.
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Zara
Venetir Dalmatian
Roger Joseph Boscovitch
St. Veter’s
Marco Antonio de Dominis
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Archbshop of
Spalato
England
Rome
Flon Tamer’s Claim About Whisky Stirring his Calling
A flon tamer who bought Nquor from a bootlegger argued whisky was a necessity for his vocation. The statement hints at a rationale behind his actions. The passage suggests that a sober man would not knowingly enter a lions cage.
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