Ancient Egypt Excavations Reveal Grandeur And Challenges
The article extols archaeological digs, detailing immense Egyptian monuments and the wealth of artifacts unearthed. It notes modern excavations led by American scholars, the need for skilled work, and the vast scale of projects from pyramids to temple complexes along the Nile.
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Egypt
Uther
Weypt
Knesla
Pitet
Instra Alte Seama Fenghls
Alter
Abyd
America
Whittemore
Marlo N. Gaolman
Tremont Temple
Yoston
Cntida
Boéto
Beypt
Agkuud
Great Dan
Phiino
Treneyres
Unwritten Laws and Civil War Reflections
A fragmented historical recount discusses unwritten laws in military and political contexts. It cites the right of revolution and self defense under stress, anecdotes from the Civil War era, and quotes from General Nelson and General Davis on authority and obedience.
Kansas City Tornado Death Toll Rises As Storm Ravages Region
The May 34/5/1806 storm battered downtown Kansas City and surrounding areas. Widespread destruction included a 1,000,000 bushel wheat elevator toppled into the Missouri River and heavy property losses. At least nineteen killed, over one hundred injured, and tens of buildings wrecked amid downed wires and shattered windows.
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Mont Dentrictive
Sities
F'N
Toara
Istrict
Missteatop
Vallea Mines
Here
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkadsad
Los
Hill to Quit Berlin Post
Washington reports the resignation of David Jayne Hill as ambassador to Germany, accepted by President Taft with no stated reasons. Hill will remain in Berlin until July 1 when the resignation becomes effective, amid prior friction rumors between Hill and the State Department.
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Washington
Elreles
David Jayne Hill
Rochester
United States
Germany
Taft
Tin
Teyeon
Hill
State Department
Publicity bill passed and reciprocity debate opens
Washington reports an almost unanimous House vote approving the publicity bill and quickly turning to the Canadian reciprocity measure. Democratic leaders begin tari reform work with no set timetable until the legislative program clears the hoges. Chairman Inderwood indicates open debate will be allowed and ample time will be given for terms of the reciprocal arrangement.
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Washington
Home
Hoges
Tha Hogs
Inderwood
Death by Own Action Ends Tawney Kin Line
William A Tawney, brother of ex Congressman James A Tawney of Minnesota, died by his own hand at his farm near town while reportedly temporarily insane. This marks the second Tawney brother to commit suicide, the first occurring twelve years earlier on the family farm in Saunders County Nebraska. A coroner’s jury ruled the act as death by act of the deceased. Also noted is the death of United States Treasurer of New York Terry Georgan Georgan at York College after a weeklong illness from an attack of dilated. Body sent to New York.
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Pierde
William A. Tawnay
James A. Tawney
Minnesota
Tawney
Baunder County
Nebraska
Aiken
French Canal Workers Riot Over Patal Dig Conflict
Workmen digging the Rhong patal clashed with authorities after a strike began days earlier. The riot disrupted canal work and prompted intervention by officials.
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Marsellus
Mies If
ROVER
Resinol products claim skin cures in advert
An old advertisement touts Resinol ointment and soap as cures for eczema, ringworm, psoriasis, barber's itch, and other skin eruptions. It cites swift itch relief and full-surface healing, with sizes and prices listed for the Resinol line from Baltimore makers.
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Resinol Chemical Coy
Baltimore
Rhddle-Say and Rhodie Scribbles on Route Talk
The text records dialect filled chatter about routes and places with names like Rhddle-Say Rhodie and Am Koves Onrus. It mentions a mix of jargon and nonsensical terms with scattered place-like fragments and numbers, creating a garbled regional monologue.
Pseudo Medical Quackery and Miscellany Note
The fragment discusses quack cures and dubious medical claims. It references Dr. Piereé and Winslow's soothing group for children, touts a constipation cure, and includes misquoted sayings and a Publius Syrus line about doing two things at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publius Syrus
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Mothers
Baltimore readers share letters praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing female troubles. A 15 year old girl recovered from Green Bickness after three bottles, with testimonials urging others to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Baltimore
Roeranea
Alga
Lydia Benae Pals
Lydia E. Pink
Nam
Mia
Cournan
Rutland Street
Mil
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Aimee
Isja
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Pinkhat Tiyan
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Luxor
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Tolosaul Ophinxes
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Dagerio
Bela
Tha
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Tendore
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