The Wild Tribes of the Philippines in Historical Study
A lengthy, fragmentary archival text details Philippine tribal groups the Negritos and Igorot, their origins, geography, social structure, customs, dress, housing, tools, and beliefs. It cites population estimates for Igorot and Negrito groups, notes intermixture with Malay peoples, and describes marriage, punishment, religion, and daily life across Mindanao and Luzon regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindatuy
Ely
Malay Peninsula
Andaman Talanda
Indian Ocean
Philipplace
Philip‘gines
Graqtép
Suchara Comatines
Luhn
Negritos
de Méngrao
Mindors
Bayer
Mme
Fes
Berenr
Te Celada
WKS
Ste. Baritu
Lauzon
Tomere Ps Forvighera
Batece
Jong Dtrotebes
Etrong
Falla
Aaron
Bartha Mindacad
Stranerre
Mies
Darga
la Mindanao
Engilah
Gorebell
C. A. Folks Lindbat
Flow a Modern Torpedo is Worked
A historical account describes torpedo design, guidance, and propulsion details. It outlines warhead mechanisms, explosive charges, and the automatic firing and detonation systems, noting the device’s complexity and international interest.
To Calm a Stormy Sea An Ancient Warning From France
Fragmented text describes a stormy sea hazard and ship rescue efforts. Mentions France, graves, and explosive threats. Notes leaking oil and dangers to vessels, with references to nighttime conditions and shells. Confusing OCR yields unclear events but centers on maritime peril and safety measures.
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Abella
France
Orel
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Lepanio Bontoc
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McEllonienia
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Ile
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Erdeal
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Bénin
Cibevetea
Bnipleas
Torethera
FTLT
Rea
Nar Wentaty
Baltli
Bian Chet
Atoomho
Delor Batlag
Anit
Chloe Bes
Eecaud