Tombs of Seven Sleepers Unearthed Near Ephesus
Vienna reports reveal stone tombs tied to the Seven Sleepers legend near Ephesus in Asia Minor. Archeologists describe cliffside burial chambers in a multi tier rock face, dating to early Christian era, linked to imperial household figures and a famed medieval miracle tale.
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Radiuon
Erge
Ephesus
Asia Minor
Franz Alsitner
Austrian Institute For Archaeology
Multper
Great graveyard and church mark the St John site
Professor Miliner and colleagues work on the site of the famous church of St John built by Emperor Justinian. The project marks the location with a graveyard and church.
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St John
Justinian
How Things Look To THE FARMER By O. M. Kile
Washington report notes farm leaders disagree on two key farm relief measures though three major groups share no basic split. Officials say delegates at annual meetings bind leaders to positions, affecting Congress and presidential signature chances.
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Washington, D.C
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Agricultural Committee
House
L. J. Taber
National Grange
D. H. Kincheloe
Kentucky
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American Farm Bureau Federal
McNary-Haugen
Grange
Farm groups split on relief bills and private leases
The Grange and the Farm Bureau show similar support for farm relief plans while endorsing private leasing of government property. Both groups urge congressmen to choose, arguing for either or both bills and highlighting their differing approaches to the Muscle Shoals issue.
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Grange
The
Farm Bureau
Muacke Shoals
Matusal
Farm groups move toward unified views on economic issues
The text notes farmers show growing unanimity on economic questions due to better data and stronger farm organizations. It contrasts manufacturers with farmers, suggesting farm perspectives converge faster on policy, relief efforts, and Muscled Shoals considerations. Regional views vary among New England Iowa Nebraska Kansas farmers.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
California Fig Syrup Promotes Health Says Ad Masters
An advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe, vegetable remedy for children with constipation and colds. It claims rapid improvements in appetite and color within weeks, warns to buy the genuine product, and notes a sixty cent price from dealers.
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California
Ohio Bottlers Meet Records High Pep Bottle Consumption
Arthur McWilliams secretary treasurer reports at the Ohio Bottlers Association convention that per person yearly pep bottle intake reaches ten, totaling about 79 per household over the past two years, indicating a surge in consumption.
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Arthur McWilliams
The
Ohio Botilers
McWiliase
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