Russian Tells of Stone Age Return in Russia
Ethnologist Professor Leon Tann reports Russians in the Jaroslav district using stone implements for daily use due to lack of iron and steel. He notes well-made stone hatchets and axes and observes some communities living nearly nude in summer and winter hibernation in huts, subsisting on potatoes and dried foods.
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Lord of Thunder Gate scene of plots and dinners
In a tense Yokohama drawing room, Sanderson and Wells plot amid a dinner with the Japanese lord and his wife. A cabin-boy scheme and a hidden room hint at danger as Wells plays a ritualistic tale to mask real intent at the tower and library.
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Hay
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Bo Alberta
Vilen
Waa
Japan
East
Itffcult
China
Sander Con
Williams
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Custom of arranged marriages in Chime society
The passage describes a centuries old Chime custom where baby gifts are given to Hetreth ber in infancy, pairing a young girl with the son of a friendly couple without the couple’s input. The marriage is later arranged at the parents’ home and the bride may not meet her future husband until then.
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Cornhusker News highlights and obituaries across Nebraska
A wide summary of Nebraska events includes debt payment on the electric plant, plans for a poultry grain and stock show in Callaway, prison population records, water tower replacement at Winnebago, and festival successes at Blair. Also noted are bank consolidations, farm fires, accidents, church events, and cattle market records at Omaha and South Omaha.
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Bert Gelley
Tony Welland
Minnie Fieling
Walter Pseg
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College
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Omaha Union Stock Yards Company
Arch
Dominey
Teressa Hayden
O'Neill High School
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Yankton
Migeouri River
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Mire
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Bishops' Prospects Questioned in Indiana Conference
Bishop Joseph F Berry of the Indiana annual conference recalls a conference moment when an elderly minister seemed unhappy with his assignment. A wife’s remark hints at doubt in church placements and aging clergy, reflecting broader tensions in the Methodist Episcopal church.
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