Expedition Into Land of the Head Hunters in Abra Province
An account of a small U.S. expedition led by Lieut Col W H C Bowen to persuade Alzados in the Land of the Head Hunters to abandon head hunting. The party included Col Juan from the Fifth Infantry, a photographer, an interpreter, and guides. They confront hostile villagers near Sumadar and report cautious diplomacy and a pledge by the Sumadar presidente to cease ritual beheadings.
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New York
Luzon
W. H. C. Bowen
Thirtwenth Infantry
U. 8
Fifth
United States Infantry
Abra
Uniter Ton
J. Franklin Bell
Villamor Brothers
Blas
Juan
Alzados
Negritos
Tinguianes
Igorrotes
Batangas
Malvar
Aguinaldo
Presidente
Sunde
Aesian
Bangued
Col
Diers
Fifth Infantry
San Guillermo
Buclog
Cordillera Central
Col. Villamor
Sumadar
Sumadar At
Anita
Fumadar
San Jose
Samarar
Woman's Guide to Breathing Diet and Self Discipline
A letter by Hilda Smith urges vigorous mind and body through controlled breathing and a strict diet. It prescribes weekly breathing steps, walking rhythms, cold-water baths, a ten-day popcorn and apples plan, staged fasting, and a wheat based meals routine to reduce costs and sharpen mental clarity.
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Hilda Smith
Chicago Daily Hews
As & Hoy
Ares Aldeen
Alt
St. Thia
Gam
Power to Influence in a City Scene Memory
A reader recalls a man resisting a push to invest and a quiet moment when a prominent businessman's reluctance to join a saloon invitation played out like a moral test. The note ponderes coaxing, regret, and the clash of business with personal choice.
Not a Stopover Check Question for Transit Rules
A reader questions how to handle transfers marked not a stopover. The piece argues that a transfer good for stopovers within punch time requires boarding where expected, and how conductors interpret time and rules differs by location. It reflects on respecting corporate policy like an individual.
Recreation in Acquisition and Useful Information
The passage argues that watching others perform tasks can be recreational yet may yield useful knowledge. It suggests that short lived recreation can translate into direct or indirect future benefits, and recommends learning while enjoying leisure to improve days and work.
Tickle Grass and Oddities From A Fragmented Page
A fractured glance at a vintage column blends poetry snippets by Byron Williams with humorous vignettes on Radium drinks, engagement rings, and post mortem quips. The jumble includes quips about shaving, stockings, and social mores, all framed by forgotten newspaper chatter and lively, if chaotic, era humor.
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Ilzado
Byron Williams
Audie
Bates
Spain
Bolsup “Paeda
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Post-Mortermo
Harry Lehr
Harry
Jan
Solomon
Mary
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