Glory of Past Seen in Ruins in the Shoshone Journal
The article surveys Mexico’s ruins from Teotihuacan to Maya sites like Chichen Itza and Palenque, recounting the rise of Aztecs in the Valley of Mexico, Toltecs, Maya cities, and modern conditions of local inhabitants, with notes on archaeology and ancient culture.
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Shoshone, Idaho
Gulf of California
Yucatan
Central America
Zapotecas
Totunirus
Oaxaca
Vera Cruz
Tolteca
Orth
Fertie
Teotihuacan
Texaco
Santalag
Evansville uplift scheme sparks Mabel Chester
Evansville newspapers portray the return of Mabel Chester from the city and her planned influence on town life. Editor Carter promotes her as a catalyst for civic improvement while Mabel resists being used for vanity and questions the talk of uplift as she confronts Evansville’s expectations.
Drunken Swanson of Worcester Arrested for Intoxication
Andrew Swanson, a resident of Worcester Massachusetts, passed out cash to passersby at 9 Breet cor nier. Four policemen witnessed the scene and Swanson was taken to police headquarters. His pockets contained $1271 and bank books, while questions arose about additional funds.
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Andrew Swanson
Worcester
Maas
Swanson
Newcomers and Power Plays Reshape Ancient Region
The passage describes newcomer groups adapting to local power dynamics within a distant region. It notes mutual strength developed quickly, a shift in alliances, and the emergence of a confederation that paves the path for a larger territorial realignment. The old Thelides kingdom is described as weakened and pushed toward admission into the new structure.
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Mexico
Sulley
Old Kingdom
Thelides
Envelope Sealed for 50 Years at Thiel College
Greenville Pa The Roral Sunifberg president of Thiel College notes a sealed white envelope marked Commencement 1928 found in his desk with instruction not to be opened before 1973 and bearing the donor tag from Dr Fritz Holm New York. Officials will honor the instruction amid speculation about its contents.
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Cuicullco
Valley
Mexicali
Culcullco
Byron Cummings
University of Arizona
New
Snahuae
Teothuagan
Greenville
Roral Sunifberg
Thiel College
Thieling
Fritz Holm
John Street
New York
Doctor Holm
Tiel
Opium Traffic Reported Active as China and India Reassess
Sir John Jordan, British minister in Peking, warns opium traffic is resuming under old patterns. He notes India exports about 8 000 chests annually, mostly to the East Indies, and urges all nations including Turkey Persia and Switzerland to join the Hague convention. He contends enforcement could render the opium problem solvable tomorrow.
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London
China
John Jordan
Peking
India
East Indies
Turkey
Persia
Switzerland
Sir John
Growth of German Motor Cars Surges in 1922
German motor commerce shows rapid rise with 1922 end counts: motorcycles at 41,000, private autos at 80,407, and motor carriages around 30,207, up sharply from earlier years. The data reflects expanding use of motor vehicles in Germany.
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Fertin
Germany
Boy Sings Jazz Tune During Operation in Chicago Hospital
In a Chicago hospital a sixteen year old boy underwent a serious operation with music played from a phonograph near the table. The surgeons used no but a foul anesthetic and praised the music as a successful aid to calm the patient during the surgery.
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Chicago
Motor to Church in Comfort
The Chevrolet 5-Passenger Sedan is most popular for family use because it affords comfort weather protection and a homelike atmosphere for five people yet may be economically operated with only one or two passengers. Its power reliability and low upkeep appeal to men. Women like its handsome lines fine upholstery plate glass windows with Ternstedt regulators and fine finish. Everybody appreciates its great value at 860 dollars f o b Flint Michigan.
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F. O. B. Flint
Mich
Black Alkali Question in San Luis Valley Fertility Loss
Investigations address almost complete loss of fertility on 40000 to 50000 acres in Colorado's San Luis valley caused by black alkali mainly sodium carbonate in valley waters. Subirrigation brings it to surface. remedy suggested converts carbonates to sulfates using gypsum and surface irrigation to wash away. Also includes a humorous aside about strange newspaper expressions and a Sunday school hike anecdote ending with a child’s comment about a funny stomach.
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San Luis Valley
Colorado
Tersely Described Tersely Described
A bemused English writer likens mah jong to a blend of dominoes, bridge, and poker with a dash of jigsaw. He recalls colorful phrases about hands containing green dragons, bamboo, and winds, then jokes about opium fantasy in Limehouse. The Rostom Transcript notes the remark and a critique of human kindness.
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Limehouse
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