Troglodytes of Cappadocia Shape a Primitive Mountain World
A National Geographic study describes Cappadocian troglodytes living in cliff dwellings under Mt Argaeus. It traces isolation as a social principle, details cliff entrance methods, and notes that many dwellings remain unseen except by travelers. The article links ancient accounts from Agatharchides Herodotus Xenophon and Strabo to the region’s 50 000 pumice cones formed by ancient eruptions.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Africa
South Pacific
Nile
Assyria
Babylonia
Euphrates
Tigris
Greece
Cappadocia
Asia Minor
Cilicia
Trachela
Taurus Mountains
Ermenek
Germanicopolis
Bakluzan Dere
Nory
Lycaonia
Caviteg
Seral
Karaman
Agatharchides
B. C
Red Sea
Egypt
Herodotus
Fezzan
Xenophon
Armenia
Mount
Argaeus
Strabo
Injesu
Marthan
Urgub
Udi Assaru
New Shehir
Tadar
Soghanlu Dere
Izil Irmak
Halys
Paul Lukas
Louis XIV
Lukas
Courage and Resolve Drive Progress in Life
A motivational piece argues courage shapes success across work and love. It praises steadfastness, confidence, and self-reliance, comparing timid minds to cowards and urging persistent effort to reach leadership and achievement. The essay cites the need for hearty resolve to overcome delays and dangers.
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Bob Acres
Jerry
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Hotel Stenographer Declares Move From Spiritual Mediums
The Hotel Stenographer voices doubts about spiritualist mediums citing lack of progress and outdated acts. She cites relatives in spirit land with inconsistent names and tambourine play suggests fakery. She plans to quit mediums for a traditional fortune teller.
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Kelly
Spirit Land
Patrick
Michael
Shamus
Ireland
Grandpa
Bright Eyes
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Equality Laughs From Fannie on Desk Footrests
In a witty remark on gender equality Fannie suggests the office would run smoother if women could rest their feet on desks without disrupting work. The quip mirrors early 20th century debates on women in the workplace and professional norms.
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Fannie
Jiggery Splitts Faces Sober Twist In Stock Woes
Jiggery Splitts, famed for cheer, reveals a sagging mood as his joke about stocks turns to a cautionary tale of decline. He explains friends misread his smile as fortune, prompting a long face and a plan to stay away from speculation. The scene includes quips from T Teatler about divorce and wills.
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Jiggery Splitts
T. Teatler
Splitts
Toutler
T Teatler
Jiggery Splrtts
George Matthew Adams
One Never Knows What Day May Bring Poem
Poem speaks of uncertain days and shifting weather from fog to sun. It urges living with joy and faith, accepting both pain and happiness as the day unfolds, and notes mountains remain even when hidden. The tone is reflective and hopeful through imagery of sea, fog, and light.
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McClure
A Child is Not Blank Paper We Write On
A columnist argues children are individuals with character to shape and a place to create in the world, not blank slates to be filled by adults. The piece stresses nurturing a child's identity through guidance and opportunity.
Summer menus for a house mother for light meals
The article suggests simple warm season meals featuring cold fruit soups and salads, iced drinks, sandwiches with salad and cake, and light proteins. It emphasizes fruit and vegetables over heavy foods, with breakfast fruit and oatmeal, eggs or bacon, and coffee. It notes lunch and dinner menus should align, and chocolate layer cake with orange sauce is popular.
Wood market at Claremont endures over a century
An old custom in Claremont New Hampshire continues the wood market near the town hall and ball park. On Saturday noon more than a dozen loads of stove wood waited for sale. By 8 pm all had disappeared.
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Claremont
N. H
Town Hall
Ball Park
Roman Dye Balsam Eye Relief Ad at 372 Pearl St
An advertisement promotes Roman Dye Balsam for tired eyes and eye strain. It notes the product helps eye comfort and is placed at 372 Pearl Street in N.Y. The ad follows a brief, casual tone with a reference to a local address.
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Allen
Rample
Allens
le Rey
A. Y
Pearl St
N. YY
Adv
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White
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Gista Hiscox Chemical Works
Atchogue
Drug and Dept
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G. G. Green, Inc
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