Tibet Nomads and Peaks in the High Borderlands
The article surveys Tibet’s isolation and frontier life along the Yangtze valley, describing nomadic herding, high altitude farms, and simple earth homes with mud stoves. It notes diet staples tsamba and butter tea, and details yak plowing, two story dwellings, and the region’s alpine scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
Washington, D.C
Tibet
China
Yangtze
Batang
Denver
Mexico
Women Police and Public Order Moves in Indiana
Indiana officials report plans to add policewomen in Gary to keep young girls off the streets with a curfew ordinance and enforcement. The article notes new appointments, court actions, and state budget decisions affecting counties, roads, and public services across the state, including elections and nursing recruitment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Johnson
Gary
Warren
McCray
Indiana
U.S
Behrman
Marion County
Newcastle
Nettie Colson
Purdue University
Gibson
Abram Simmons
Wells
Simmons
Indiana Board of Agriculture
Thomas
Grant
Lowell
Ss. W. Taylor
Boonville
Newt Brown
Franklin
William M. Jones
Fairmount
Forrest Neal
State Fair Grounds
Taylor
Harry M. Moberly
Shelbyvile
anddgar~Philips
Walton
Brown
Charles N. Lindley
Salem
Jones
Neal
Wabash Goarty
American Fork and Hoe < Company
Purdué University
Purdue Agricultural ‘Experiment Station
United States Veterans’ Union
Indianapolis
John H. ‘Ale
Vulcan’ Goal Company
Monroe Township
Pike County
Spurgeon
Annabel Petersen
Red Cross Public Health Service
State Board of Health
Bank of Waverly
Centerton
Rudolph Shonfield
Wabash
Ile
Elzo Clevenger
Muncie
Clevenger
Leo. K. Fesler
Marion
Chicago-Indiana ‘“Harbor
General American Tank Car. Corporation
Republiian and . Steel Company
Steel and Tube Company
Edward
Scompany
Help for invalids and a railway miscue in London
A New York Sun excerpt discusses the calming effect of watching goldfish or canaries on sick or convalescent patients, citing Dr. Edward N. Leavy. A London Morning Post note recounts a railway telegram about a mistaken arrest after a station master misinterprets a passenger.
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Edward _N. Leavy
Central Park
Fifth _avenue
Canaries
New York Sun
London Morning Post
One Isn't Troubled Much by Laws Against Violence
The fragment hints at a quotation about being untroubled by legal penalties for violence, attributed to Fome, reflecting a dismissive view of law and order.
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Southern “Railroad
Princeton
Byndiana
Ed Jackon
Indianipul
Boara
National emblems rose stamens of loyalty and lore
The rose was chosen as England's national emblem after the war of the Roses, the shamrock symbolizing Ireland from St Patrick's sermon, and the thistle adopted for Scotland after a fortress moat filled with thistles repelled a Danish invasion during Malcolm II's reign.
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England
St. Patrick
Scotland
Malcolm ~ II
Watchmaker signs dot New York streets now scarce
In New York City streets hundreds once read Watchmaker but today fewer than a dozen shops can still craft a watch. The article notes a decline in traditional watchmaking amid changing commerce and urban life.
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New York
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Signes
Galumet
Steel
United States
McLaughlin, Steel
Hammond
Chi- Tao
State ‘Board
Gerdons. Clements
Awas
Tar
Everywirers
Bayer
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