Kurdish Uprising History and Mountain Peoples in Kurdistan
A historical survey describes Kurdish origins and long resistance to empires, their spread across eastern Turkey and Iran, and the rugged Kurdistan mountains. It outlines Kurdish social life, marriage customs, housing, and pastoral economy, plus revolts against Kemal’s regime and the region’s strategic importance around Mosul and oil.
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Turkey
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Edible Beverages and Cheese Roll From Old Time Recipes
A fragmented collection of drink and dessert preparations appears with recipes for Chotulate Frappe Loganberry Milk Punch and Honey Milk Shake alongside a Cheese Roll. Instructions describe blending juices with milks, spicing milk, and chilling with chipped ice, plus serving in glasses with mint and crushed olives for garnish.
The Next Dollar by Douglas Malloch
A poem warning that income grows when spent and saved in balance. It explores how wealth accumulates through work and prudent choices, noting the endless cycle of earning and spending. The verse reflects a banked economy, urging careful handling of money and time.
Why We Hate Donts In The Mind And Action
A fragmented discussion on the power of donts. The text argues that prohibitions spark the very behavior they forbid, shaping thought and action through suggestion. It notes the force of an idea grows once set, turning mild reactions into stronger responses and disrupts mental balance.
Through and Woman's Exes by Jean Newton ey Ab
A reflective essay on generational conflict between parents and modern youth. A father struggles to balance his long held standards with his son’s changed view, warning that clinging to old ways may alienate children and erode trust. The piece argues parental confidence and openness protect youth from danger.
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Nutty Natural History by Hugh Hutton on the purpled koink
A quirky natural history note describes the purpled koink as a speckled groveling creature found in many districts. It sheds light on its mistaken wings lookalike, diet of parsley and duck soup, and odd anatomy with a papershell pecan body and bent tail.
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Metropolitan
Early American public libraries and origins
The text traces the rise of modern public libraries in the United States to around 1950, noting earlier tax-supported precedents such as Salisbury Connecticut's town library from 1803 and the Peterborough library established in 1553 as among the oldest.
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