Love tragedy at Bohemia post office prompts double suicide
A Bohemia Yugoslavia village tale says a girl awaiting an American marriage invitation killed herself after a postal error. Her lover then shot himself six years ago. A new post office revealed a letter from a man who had made good in America asking the girl to marry him.
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South Carolina Bays Theorized as Air Blasts Not Meteor Debris
The South Carolina bays may have formed from air blasts caused by a falling meteorite rather than the impact of its solid particles. Indentations in the earth are explained as the effect of explosive air pressure during the fall.
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Philosophy and science entwined as seekers chase beauty
In higher regions philosophy and all sciences weave poetry with knowledge. Plato proclaimed that the pursuit of truth becomes a pursuit of the beautiful, linking elegant insight to rigorous inquiry.
Ruth Owen and Boerge Rohde wed at Long Island home
The marriage united Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen US minister to Denmark and Capt Boerge Rohde of the Danish royal guard at the Long Island house of Mrs Robert Lehman, bride’s mother.
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Oldest Botanic Garden Tied to Bounty Breadfruit Quest
The Island of St Vincent hosts one of the world’s oldest botanic gardens, founded in 1763. The ship Bounty sailed in 1787 to collect breadfruit trees for it, returning with 530 specimens despite the famous mutiny.
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Treaty of Neuilly signed with Bulgaria in 1919
The treaty of Neuilly was signed by the allies and Bulgaria at Neuilly near Paris on November 27 1919. Bulgaria ceded Thrace to Greece returned its Serbian conquests and agreed to pay indemnity in money and coal.
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World's Oldest Bible Found in Cairo Bookshop
Archaeologists report discovery of a Second Century Bible fragment in a Cairo bookshop. Experts believe the artifact may be the oldest Bible ever found, challenging existing timelines for early Christian texts.
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Tombstone Offered as Evidence in Death Certification Case
A plaintiff in a lawsuit could not produce a death certificate for a man believed dead and introduced the decedent’s tombstone in court to prove his death. The case centers on whether such evidence is admissible and sufficient to establish death.
India Tops World in Manganese Ore Output
India leads global manganese production with high grade ore and full blast furnace utilization. The report highlights India as the world’s premier manganese supplier due to refined crude ore processing and exports.
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Lilies Won’t Mix In The Vase With Other Flowers
The lily of the valley harms nearby blossoms when placed together in a vase, causing adverse effects even to the lilies themselves.
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