Cave Dwellings in Style Again Across the World
The piece reports a revival of cave living due to housing shortages in Italy and elsewhere. It notes examples from Easter Island, northern Africa near Guerinessa, Matmata in Tunisia, Cappadocia in Turkey, and Spain, plus cliff dwellings in the American Southwest and the Verde region, all described as ancient, simple, and accessible living.
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Washington
D. C
Muggiore
Como
Italy
China
India
Asia Minor
Arnabia
Mediterranean
Canary Islands
West Indies
Mexico
South America
Washington F1c
National Geographic Society
Easter Island
Pacific
Africa
Guerinessa
Sahara
Tilin
Patra
Damasenus
Meces
Toure
France
Cresar
Spain
Tony Partillet
Daves Forte
Interior
Crountadets
Cirnn Conarla
Metarn
Land Expropriation Affects Nearly One Thousand Estates
Vienna reports that about 1,000 estates across 210 communities are set aside under the land expropriation act for settlers. Lands moved from cultivation to shooting preserves or parks, or arable lands with owners unable to cultivate, with compensation for the latter and confiscation for the former. In a separate note, Fred Glauser, 75, was fined $25 for shooting a robin in his strawberry patch while a local ice cream maker explains robins devouring berries.
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Vienna
New
Philadelphia
Fred Glauser
Counci
Justice of the Peace
John Stevenson Robins
Alhauser
Wife Borrowed Children to Plead Before Judge in Mercy
John Rams of Muske gon Michigan was convicted of liquor law violations. His wife and 12 young children appeared to plead for mercy. The judge, aged 80, was impressed by their poverty and leniency was shown. Officers later reported seven of the children belonged to neighbors and had been borrowed for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rams
Muskegon
Mich
Demanded Divorce by Return Mail Reaches County Judge
County Judge H W Shaw of Mandan ND received a letter from Clinton Unakill Wilmorehy demanding a divorce by return mail. The message recalls a nine year old marriage to Miss Loulke Kepp and asks the court to grant the divorce. Judge Shaw forwarded the letter to the district judge for action.
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H. W. Shaw
Mandan
N D
Clinton
Tracs
Shaw
Defender of Cameron Dam Is Freed After Ten Years
John Dietz, once jailed at Waupun for a crime he proclaims innocent, returns to civilian life with his loyal wife and children by his side. He denies malice toward accusers and credits his release to perseverance and a calm, analytic recounting of events. Dietz discusses his time in prison, the Cameron Dam siege, and his views on prohibition, war, and progress in Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee
Waupun State Prison
John
John Dietz
Wisconsin
Waupun
Nee
John Luetz
John S Metz
Willeh
Enki
Diet
North Woods
Metz
Cammeron Dan
Dietz
Cameron Dam
Lesson on Saul and Stephen From Acts for July 10
The text covers Saul’s zeal against Christians and his persecution, Stephen’s martyrdom, and reflections on discernment and righteous living. It references acts from Acts 7 and 9, with notes on conscience, law, and the Church’s early challenges. The piece weaves biblical passages with moral exhortations and contemporary anecdotes.
Divorces Rise in London Courts Judge Calls Collusion Common
London reports a surge in divorces with Judge Darling stating many cases are collusive. He cites shyster methods as common in undefended suits and notes the strain on judicial workload as demand grows.
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Judge N London
London
Darling
Aaneden
Sonc Idigore
Nis
Billy
Billy, Do Return To ‘Your Loving Kitty,’ Are Composed In Soletyrs
Prague Population and Housing Census Update
Prague reports 676,454 residents and 19,051 houses in the February census. Since 1910 population rose about 10 percent and housing 18.8 percent. Growth tied to Prague as capital of a state of around 14 million and seat of government, creating a housing shortage.
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Prague
A Lesson From a Yearling Republic on Forestry
In a rebalance of forest policy the yearling republic of Czecho Slovakia would only allow mature amber to be cut and requires soil used for forestry to remain forested. All lumbered acres must be reforested within five years and trained foresters guard against fires. Charles Lathrop Pack cites this, noting Zurich’s municipal forests that never strike and stabilise taxes by keeping forests productive.
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Republic of Ours
Czecho- Slovakia
Republic
Charles Lathrop Pack
American Forestry Association
Switzerland
Zurich
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Nenophono
Harley
Argaeus
Cappadecia
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Sioux City
Thomas Hale
Gregory
S. C
Saul the Pharisee
Lebrun
Jesus
Getrag
Benefo Jerusalem Arts
Saul
Sauls
Geode Ban Peraghit
Christ
Stephen
Marty Caer
Tfe
Churete
Dee Fe
Stepheen
Spur
Indus
Leon of
Man
Ant
Stephens
Zion
Timothy
Chicago
Statistica
Henry A. Kenz
Henry Kenz
Charles H McEnernes
Public Health Service
Renz
Hugh M. Dorsey
Georgia
Leopold
Congo
Tennessee
Happy
Rockland
Maine
Reynots Ri Pzwaikk
Doz
the Kinney & Levan Co
Euclid Avenue
East Fourteenth Street
The
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Playhouse Square
Euclid
Cleveland, Ohio
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