Repressed Emotions and the Word Abido
A fragment notes that the term Abido represents a single word for emotional craving believed by psychiatrists to drive all human activity. The repression of this craving is said to underlie psychoneurosis.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1931
Page
7
Philadelphia Block System shaped early modern city planning
The Block System for Cities Philadelphia became the first modern municipal plan aimed at a specific purpose. Its rectangular grid guided city planning across America, influencing urban design in numerous cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
America
Chance and Luck Describe Random Happenings
The concept of chance is an event that occurs seemingly at random affecting an individual. Luck is a related idea that emphasizes positive outcomes stemming from such events.
Tallest Known Man Record Cited in Roaring Feats
Reports from various tribes claim extraordinary heights with rumors of men reaching up to 15 feet. Actual measurements list Toptards Flolander at 112 inches 0 feet 4 inches as the greatest recorded height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toptards Flolander
Robin Hood Forest Legend and The Major Oak
A fragment describes Sherwood Forest as England's most romantic site near Robin Hood lore. It mentions a curious amphitheater named Robin Hood’s Shit and a hollow oak known as Robin Hood’s Larder, with the Major Oak capable of sheltering a dozen to fourteen people in its hollow trunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Hood
First Floral Games Held in Toulouse in 1324
The text notes the Academia de Jeux Floreaux in Toulouse and the first floral games held there in 1324 by troubadour guilds inviting participants to the garden of Gay Science to recite works. It mentions 1094 as the year the Academie des Jeux Flor was established by letters patent and highlights interest in Provencal poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academia de Jeux Floreaux
Toulouse
France
Troubadours
Academie Des Jeux Flor Paur
Yorktown
Cornwallia
Carolinas
Bic
Henry Clinton
New York
Virginia
Lafayette
Wayne
Atesben
Circumventing Colie Presents A Pittsburgh Romance
A playful Path Finder Magazine piece features a witty exchange about a man who delays kissing his girlfriend by about fifteen minutes after a phone call. The editor suggests a humorous system: perhaps he is waiting for paint to dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colie
Pittsburgh
Oral Firgline
Pathfinder Magazine
Telegraph drum signaling at Smithsonian noted in Congo tribes
The Smithsonian reports that the eastern Belgian Kongo groups such as the DBateta have developed drum signals resembling telegraphy. Drum vibrations convey messages by rhythm, intensity, and timing rather than speech, allowing jungle communications across speakers and environments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsonian Institution
Dbateta
Knight of the Road Mande Duval Biography Recap
The article recounts Mande Duval born in Normandy in 1643, sent to Faria in 1637, then to England to attend the duke of Richmond at the Restoration. He roamed the roads famed for daring, was captured in 1670 in London, and executed at Tyburn within a week His body lay in state in a tavern attracting large crowds before a judge halted the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mande Duval
Normandy
Faria
England
Duke of Iichmond
Ifa
London
Tyburn
Ilis
Yorktown Surrender Reframed as a Turning Point in History
A detailed postscript on Cornwallis surrender at Yorktown in 1781 shows it as not the war’s end but a pivotal milestone. Washington’s strategic deception, allied Franco-American siege, and the ceremony shaped a new era beyond mere victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Cornwallis
Yorktown
Rochambeau
Washington
Cornwallis
America
Legland
United States of America
George
New York
Charleston
Savannah
York Town
Sir Henry Clinton
Great Britain
United States
Criefly
Edmund Burke
Tolausa
Forktown
Alexander Hamilton
Treasury
Cornwallia
Laurens
Viscount Noailles
Moore House
Dundas
Floss
Noailles
Lincoln
York
Gloucester
Garison
Harry” Lee
Lee
Count de Hochambeau
Oilara
Cleese
Bie
Dumas
Hara
Domas
O Hara
George Washington
Hill
Clinton
de Grasse
Bricesson
Rupert Hughes
Jiere
Hiatery
Boston Sculptor Defends Indians After Westward Address
Cyrus Dallin of Boston, famed for Indian studies, urged defense of Indians in a Far West talk. He blamed whites for historic mistreatment and linked the buffalo slaughter to the decimation of native peoples, portraying the red man as dignified and restrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Far West
Cyrus Daltin
Dallin
Buffalo Gate Lawn
Mall
Joferest
Jewelers Fight Crooks Through Security Alliance Tactics
A 1930s report notes 4500 jewelry firms in the Jewelers Security Alliance of the United States coordinating against theft. It catalogs cloaked tricks like fruit core swapping, false stones with gum, umbrella concealment, and a new kidnapping tactic to extract goods from jeweler homes to stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Rot Bern
Frank
Tree Ring Dating Aids Remote Civilizations Study
Reports from National Geographic Society on tree ring analysis aim to fix the date of the Chaco Canyon Teontfol Village in Puebla Bonite. The project compares timber rings with ancient trees to determine the civilization’s age centuries before Europeans arrived in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
Southwest
Chaco Canyon
Puebla
Washington
Extremes of Weather Mark Arizona Records
Arizona shows wide temperature swings with many recent days featuring record high and low marks. Southern parts exceed 100 degrees while northern mountain regions dip into the twenties, illustrating the state’s diverse climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
United States
Waterfall Clarifies Fishing Prohibition Above Watercourse
A fragment suggests a conflict over fishing near a waterfall with a rule quoted as 18 to my water. One speaker vows to wait for water from above to arrive, implying a dispute about upstream water flow and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Hera
Myana Yamping Vi-Holding a Handkerchief
A fragmentary exchange suggests a romantic gesture with a handkerchief, described as a sign of love. The text includes garbled phrases and attribution to Path Finder Magazine.
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Id Meads
Pathfinder Magazine
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