Persia Awakens and Its Ancient Land Revealed in Text
A survey of Persia describes its geography from Caspian to Gulf, notes ancient empires and famed writers, and explains rail progress, trade routes, and the mix of religions. It profiles Tehran as kaleidoscopic, with Rhages in ruins and a caravan hub, and outlines Persian domestic life and social norms.
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Persian Gulf
Persia
Hye
Indian Chief Tecaughetaneso Prayer Of Thanksgiving
A century and a half ago Tecaughetaneso, an Iroquois chief, prayed in his tent while suffering rheumatism. James Smith recorded the rite describing the chief asking Great Being for healing, rain, game, and tobacco offerings, and noting fulfillment of the requests.
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Smith
Lester B. Cathy
Rome Cats Win Right to Stay in Ancient Ruins
In Rome cats once dumped or feral were allowed to inhabit monuments like the Forum of Trajan and Pantheon enclosures. A municipal edict to destroy them was reversed after public protests and newspaper letters, permitting the felines to live in classical solitude and peace as before.
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Rome
Trajan
Pantheon
Reverses Highlight Moon Observation Question
Fragmentary dialogue describes caution about moon viewing and shifting practices. The speakers debate whether looking at the new moon over the right shoulder yields better luck, noting uncertainty and personal superstition.
Why We Do What We Do by M H Thomson Ph D
A compact reflection on impatience and waiting, noting how delays offend pride and social ritual. It argues that lateness signals self-importance, while timely action feels natural, whereas interruptions breed dissatisfaction and impulsive behavior.
Superstitious Sue Recites Four Leaf Clover Poem
A reader notes a four leaf clover verse attributed to the McClure Newspaper Syndicate. The rhymed couplets promise fame wealth faithful love and health from a lucky clover.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Language Style of American Magazine Quote
A concise quotation notes that emotionally governed speech yields fuller vowels while slurring consonants, and that intellectually governed speech yields stronger consonants. It highlights contrasts in articulation and perception as discussed by American Magazine.
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American Magazine
Courage and safety anchor Lucy Keeler quote collection
A compact reflection on courage and safety features a Lucy Keeler quotation about choosing restraint over danger. It cites Sidney Smith as the source of a playful remark on parenting and resilience, highlighting there are always many reasons to act bravely.
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Lucy Keeler
Hints for the Mother on Efficiency in the Home
The article argues mothers must model efficiency and teach daughters home making skills. It stresses planning meals, using labor saving devices wisely, and training children in cooking, sewing, and basic tasks. Schools supplement poor homes by teaching girls and boys, reducing domestic difficulties and improving national welfare.
Gulf Stream Marked by Indigo Waters and Weed
Navy men head south for winter and seek the Gulf stream as a sign of warm weather. The stream shows ripples at edges in moderate weather and surface evaporation in cooler regions. It appears as a deep indigo blue carrying gulf weed familiar to mariners.
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Gulf Stream
Through Dusk or Dawn by Douglas Malloch
Poem contemplates faith under trial and doubt asking whether God is real in joy and pain. It questions whether belief holds when happiness fades and urges steadfastness to follow God through life and death. The verse envisions perseverance through hardship toward hopeful faith.
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Ali
Douglas Malloch
From starving artist to Rome prize winner and aid
F A Walker recounts Frank Schwarz a twenty year old war veteran in New York who faced eviction before learning he won the Prix de Rome. Barry Faulkner of the Tiffany Foundation recommended him for a summer course abroad, securing passage and studio space. His father learned of the award as Schwarz’s rise echoes dramatic art life contrasts. The tale, syndicated by McClure Seabury, reads like a moving picture of talent and fortune.
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Nineteenth Street
Frary
Academy
Schwarz
Middle West
McClure Sepehehay Syndicate
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