Ethiopia As Melting Pot for Many Races and Places
A National Geographic bulletin portrays Ethiopia as a vast highland nation of 3500000 square miles, 10 million people, and a melting pot of Africans and Asiatics. It highlights Djibouti as front door, Addis Ababa as capital, Harar coffee, and a longChristian history since AD 330 with 15000 state churches.
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Washington, D. C
Ethiopia
Desta Demtu
Saile Selassie I
White House
New York State
National Geographic Society
Abyssinia
Great Britain
France
Italy
Solomon
Arabia
Yemen
Hadhramaut
Palestine
Caspian
Djibouti
Somaliland
Addis Ababa
Harar
United States
Ocha
Ethio- Dinae
Menelik
Dead Texan Aids Town Museum Bandera Texas
Sam Bass figures loom in Bandera Texas where J Marvin Hunter of The Frontier Times funds a local museum via a self published book Authentic History of Sam Bass and His Gang. The collection includes rifles pistols muskets saddles powder horns and rangers photos from pioneer Texas days.
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Bandera
Texas
Sam Bass
Sam
J. Marvin Hunter
Frontier Times
Hunter
San Antonio
Texas, Express
Sam Ross
Round Rock
Penn football captain-elect stays in condition laying conduits
Roy Engle top University of Pennsylvania football captain-elect keeps fit during summer by working in Philadelphia laying electrical conduits.
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Roy Engle
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
First Bible to Read in Australia Still in Use
The first Bible and Prayer Bible used at St Philip's church services in Sydney were carried by Rev. Richard Johnson when he landed 145 years ago. Johnson was the settlement’s first chaplain at Botany Bay in 1786. The books, marked Botany Bay 1786, were first used in Australia January 27, 1788, and survived a fire that destroyed the first church ten years later.
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Sydney
Australia
Richard Johnson
Johnson
Sydney Cove
Botany Bay
Boy seeks help to save his dog in court
A five year old Twin Falls boy appealed to Police Judge Chester Wise to help save his valuable dog. He asked for a job to buy a dog license and praised the pet, saying he paid a nickel for it.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Bobbie Glade
Chester Wise
Found cache of ancient gold coins near Gotland
Archaeologists report a cache of ancient gold coins unearthed near Visby on Gotland in the Baltic. Some coins date back to 1411.
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Visby
Sweden
Gotland
Baltic Sea
The Enduring Humourist and the Life of Laughter
A critique of topical humor versus lasting literary humor. It argues true humor arises from wide experience and keen observation, like Mark Twain, and highlights the humorist's duty to illuminate life, ease troubles, and unite readers through genuine insight rather than mere verbal tricks.
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New York
Itv
Mark Twain
Uncle Dudley
Boston Globe
Marjorie Is Noted For Clever Public Persona
A clipped quotation note remarks that Marjorie is very clever and that she often makes people think she is clever. The fragment suggests focus on social perception and wit in a public figure context.
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Marjorie
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Ers
Kafa
Intotto
Europe
America
Dead
Aids Town Museum
Brita
Brita Jakobsson
Stockholm
Mississippi
Colonel Sellers
Jumping Frog
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