Honey Bee Factor Marks Indo European Homeland Claim
Professor Harold H. Bender at Princeton argues the Indo European homeland lay in central European plain between the Baltic and Black Seas with Lithuanians as preserved relics of the past. He links honey word roots to bee abundance and suggests Lithuanians have stayed in their lands for about five thousand years.
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Princeton
Harold H. Bender
Princeton University
Lithuania
Bender
Luive
Europe
Asia
Baltic and
Black Seas
Poland
North
South America
India
Ganges
Caspian Sea
Professor Bender
Ukraine
Russia
Volga
Town Elected Six Mayors Each Serving Two Months
Political leaders in Pressburg, Czechoslovakia, with a population around 80 000, agreed on a six burgomaster system to avoid party feuds. Each party will elect one mayor who will serve two months, succeeding the next.
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Pressburg
Czechoslovakia
Aind
24 Hours to Meditate and Pray for Shoplifting Girls
Syracuse police court sentences two girls to spend 24 hours in meditation and prayer after being arrested for shoplifting. Judge Shove tells them to search their conscience and confess true remorse for their theft rather than merely being sorry about getting caught.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Shove
Indo European territory and its non native predecessors
The excerpt discusses the probable duration of the Indo European area and notes substantial evidence against autochthonous non Indo European predecessors. It suggests the core region has the strongest contention with external influences and limited native antecedents.
Police dog is ship's hero on transatlantic voyage
Thyras, a shaggy police dog from Poland aboard the steam ship Gdansk, saved seven year old Zeata Zaborowski after she reached for a doll over the rail during a storm. The dog clutched her dress as the purser rescued them both, and Thyras with companions Tolf and Nellie helped guard the children thereafter.
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New York
Thyras
Poland
Gdansk
Brooklyn
Atlantic
A. H. Peterson
Zeata Zaborowski
Tolf
Nellie
Mad Bull Has Fit at Poplar Bluffs
William Daniels admits opposition to Hereford bulls and supports fits. An angered Hereford attacked his two young sons, ages ten and twelve, as they lay prone. A veterinary surgeon killed the animal after it suddenly seized a fit, the bull frothing at the mouth and judged to have hydrophobia.
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Poplar Bluffs
William Daniels
Hereford
Ireland
Johnny
Wiliam
Daniel
Mother Accepts Probation for Son in Larceny Case
Mrs. Charles H. Slating of Detroit agreed to a year of probation and to report personally for a 60 day sentence in the Detroit house of correction if her son Charles Reynolds, twenty six, is not kept in check. Reynolds has prior larceny offenses and a possible drug addiction. The judge postponed sentence as Mrs. Slating vowed to supervise him at home and report regularly.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit House of Correction
Charles H. Slating
Flint
John Faust
Recorder’s Court
Charles Reynolds
Reynolds
Faust
Hunter’s charge ends with record Adirondack bear kill
Charles Rivers of Glenn Valley while deer hunting in the Black Brook section of the Adirondacks killed the largest bear on record in the area since pioneer days. He was charged after spotting the bear, slipped from a ledge, dropped his rifle, and regained it to finish the encounter.
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Saranac Lake
Charles Rivers
Glenn Valley
Black Brook
Adirondacks
Rivers
Lotty Chooses Education Over Easy Life In Oregon Dream
Lotty Merges dreams of a small home with a steady future as she pursues a business course in Chicago. Her romance with Tom rekindles hopes of returning to Oregon to raise roses, while Mayme pursues marriage and a comfort-seeking path.
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Lotty
Mayme
Chicago
Portland
Oregon
Tom
Mrs. Skitch
Letty
World in Power of Fish Tactics and Cannibalism
A humorous essay argues fish could blockade the world if malicious, but rely on their bad habits to spare humans. It notes cannibalism among fish, predicting population checks as big fish eat smaller fry, with Mrs Plaice laying millions of eggs and most fish failing to reach middle age.
A Little House in France by Calvert in Nature Art
A narrator lives near the sea and awakes to tides and waves reflected on a bedroom wall. Calvert is a devoted lover and painter who rises at dawn to capture changing light, eating coarse bread as he dreams behind the magic sky. He seeks beauty, finding it in every scene.
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France
Calvert
Robert W. Service
Country With One Railroad
Ecuador relies on mule trails for communication in central and southern regions where towns are days apart. Trails wind over immense mountain ridges, forming a network that travelers must experience firsthand, with many routes available across open terrain.
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Ecuador
Republic
Spoiled for Life as Father Quips on College and Career
A comic panel shows Mr. Cobbles lamenting his son’s college attempt and football setback. The exchange riffs on higher education ruining potential, with a toss of irony about literary ambitions replacing athletic glory.
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