Revival of Cannibalistic Horrors Shocks Civilisation
A long discussion traces cannibalism in the South Seas, focusing on Tonga and New Guinea missions. It recounts Chalmers and other missionaries, Kaevakuku sorcerers, cannibal temples, and the belief that war, famine, and disease triggered human flesh feasts. The piece notes British naval intervention and efforts to suppress cannibal practices amid revival fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tongs Island
Horatio Hopkins
Hector McPherson
Presbyterian Foreign Mission Board
Seattle
Wash
Mary KE. Winkelman
Solomon, Cook Society
South Seas
John Williems
James Chalmers
New Guinea
Stevenson
Germany
King
Tonge
Nukualofa
Tongatahu
Conk
Savage Island
Chalmers
Rarotonga
Hervey
Hayes
South Sea Islands
Hilding
Polynesia
South Sea
Dubu
Waa
Kariba
Kartibu
Hnce
Commder
Isefs
Chlet
Wala
Ona
Rman
jRane
Alamit
Alamat
Beatrice Grim
Fiji
Kanibus
Melville
Beatrice Gimshaw
South Gee Island
Ife
Rana
Atamat
Tonga Islands
Pacific
The Washington Fire Horse Story of Duty and Dignity
A detailed portrait of Washington fire department horses and their riders, highlighting training, discipline, temperament, and notable incidents. It describes horse selection, conditioning, placement in engine houses, and the bond between horses and crew, including courage shown on calls and idiosyncrasies of individual animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fre
Nevis
T. Buchanan
Sheridan
Winchester
Ambulance Corps
Washington Department
First
Batreeta
Sixth
L Atreets
Alobe
No. 1
Georgetown University
Washington Fire Department
Washington
Baltimore
Fire Service
Wagner
Nold
Fourteenth Street
Tim
Taut
Ue Asuse
Harneae
Big
Ayeat
Center Market
Wil
Shipmient
Truck
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Perm
Torbla
Ced
Christ
Zourtesy
Tha.duby
Kasvatuter
Jaimen Chalmers
Uth
Guinea
Deng
Maiva
Malva
Oollied
K Ea“Pena
Quaino
Kaapena
Kaeva- Keuku
Tare
the Forbidden Temple
Orre
Youelele Wight A
Cannibala
Council of War
Tom
No 2
No. 3 Truck Company
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