Hittite Records Reveal Ancient World Ties
New York January report highlights archaeologist John Garstang’s review of 20 000 cuneiform tablets from the Hittite kingdom in Asia Minor. The findings connect Hittite law, monogamy, and early parliamentary ideas to later Western institutions, with links to Egypt and Babylonia and possible Trojan alliances.
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John Garstang
East
Department of Antiquities
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Palestine
New York Times
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Asia Minor
Egypt
Babylonia
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Hrozny
University of ‘Prague
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France
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United States
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Achanen
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Garsiatg
Joshua
Grace Moore Debuts as Mimi in La Boheme
Jellico Tennessee chronicles Grace Moore, hometown heroine, as she prepares to debut as Mimi in La Boheme at the Metropolitan Opera House New York on February 7. The piece traces her rise from rural child in Pine country to stage star, with notes on family, training, and early notable appearances.
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Jellico
Tenn
Grace Moore
Lonesome Pine
Henry H. Horton
Tennessee
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Miss Moore
Mimi
Grace
Cumberland
Col
R. L. Moore
Ward Belmont
Verge
Washington
President Wilson
White House
Martinelli
Raymond Hitchcock
Gatti-Casazza
France
Dr. P. M. Marafloti
Metropolitan Threat Spe
Archaeologist to Resume Palestine Excavations After Lecture Tour
The archaeologist will resume excavations in Palestine after finishing a four month lecture tour across the United States from Atlantic to Pacific. He will also conduct a course at Princeton University during the visit.
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Palestine
Atlantic
Pacific
Princeton University
Workmen Seek Compensation for Blizzard Injury
In Helena Montana eleven workers from Hope Engineering and Supply of Shelby filed for industrial accident compensation after a severe December blizzard. They suffered frost bites and other exposure injuries while stranded returning to town. doctor bills total about 100 dollars. Attorney A Cheadle Jr. represented the group before the state board, with no decision yet.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
State
Hope Engineering and Supply Company
Shelby
F. W. Cotton
Industrial Accident Board
A. Cheadle, Jr
State Board
Oo. G. Orbun
A. R. Waters
R. Smith
J. Oliver
Henry Vanberger
E. C. Bibs
C. E B. Parker
C. A. Burton
Jack Ford
E. G. Brown
Howard Swearinger
Expert on Salvage Gets $250,000,000 from Sea Bottom
London reports the death of Commodore Sir Frederick W. Young at sixty nine. Britain’s famed salvage adviser led the admiralty salvage section in World War I and saved nearly 400 vessels for the Allies. His feats included raising the submarine SK-178 and rescuing 43 men trapped for hours at sea.
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London
Frederick W. Young
Britain
Sir Frederick
British Admiralty
Admiralty
Frederick
Linn
Iyex
Cardinal's arrival outshines boxer in papers
Archbishop Rouleau of Quebec traveled to Rome for cardinal’s hat while Kid Francis, a probable future opponent, drew more attention from French papers. He appeared prominently in stories of arrivals, while the prelate was largely overshadowed, even when listed.
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Pug
Paris
Dan
Parin
Rouleau
Quebec
Rome
Kid Francis
Musicians and Attendants Buried With Ancient King in Ur
Excavators from the University of Pennsylvania and the British Museum uncover the grave of a Mesopotamian king at Ur over 5,000 years old. The site yields a decorated chariot drawn by two asses, a harp, gold and silver vessels, a lavish toilet set, and the bodies of musicians, servants, and women of a harem in parallel rows. The king’s harpist rests beside the king with a pawong arrangement, while several men lie nearby in shallow trenches.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
British Museum
Mesopotamia
Leotard Wooley
Altho
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Relieves Constipation Safely
Doctors say 100 percent bran is needed to relieve constipation. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is cooked and krambled 1001% bran. Two tablespoons daily with meals guarantee relief, use with milk or fruit, and marketed in red and green Kellogg's packaging from Battle Creek.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Health improved worldwide in year ending June 30 1927 says U S health service
A fragmented report notes general health conditions worldwide were better in the year ending June 30 1927 than any prior period on record per the United States Public Health Service. It mentions perishable Traq items and a staff head of gold found, hinting at wider investigative notes.
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Leharp
United States Public Health Service
Million Dollar Gift Boosts Kansas City Charity Work
Kansas City, Jan 29. A fortune left by Harry W Loose Jr and his father Joseph Schull Loose will pour about a million dollars into the Women's Christian Association and its two homes the Gillis Orphans Home and the Margaret Kloth Armour Memorial Home for Aged Couples. The gift funds an orphanage and expanded facilities on a 123 acre tract, to be developed on a cottage plan to house 25 to 30 children per family with a cottage mother. The endowment income, around 4 000 dollars a year, plus allocations from Allied Charities, will sustain operations, with careful budgeting to ensure building and investment do not exceed income. The association, founded in 1870, has long served Kansas City and plans to grow while maintaining independence from the endowment.
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Kansas City
Ja Man
Women's Christian Association
Harry W. Loose
Joseph Schull Goose
Loose
Whey
Harry Loose
Gillis
Armour Memorial Hofhe
Mr Loose
Armour Home
James T. Long
Association
Allied Charities
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin: The World's Leading Laxative
In 1892 Dr. Caldwell wrote a gentle liquid laxative to relieve constipation. The syrup, sold in drug stores, targets women, children, and the elderly, relieving headaches, indigestion, biliousness, and sleep loss. Millions rely on it, with free prepaid samples offered by mail from Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Monticello
Tlinois
Trustees Power Over Harry Loose Estate
J P Townley and Judge H L McCune lead a trio of trustees sharing full authority over the Harry Loose estate income after year-end legal formalities. The panel includes J C Lester Townley Culbertson and George H Neff with ties to the First National Bank and the Women’s Christian Association. Swinney and May left Kansas City for New York to manage the estate there. A suggested division favored the Women’s Christian Association Mercy Hospital and the Nettleton Home, but no obligation to restrict gifts to those groups.
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H. L. McCune
J. C. Lester
Townley Culbertson
George H. Neff
Loose
Women's
Chistian Association
Harry Loose
First National Bank
F. Swinney
Arthur May
Swinney
Mr. May
Kansas
City
New York
Harry
Women's Christian Association
Mercy Hospital
Nettleton Home
New Park
Mechanical Mail Subway in London to Save Postoffice
London unveils an all mechanical mail subway running six miles beneath the city. Trains link the Eastern District post office and Paddington, carrying forty five tons of mail per hour at 33 miles an hour. Engineers, conductors, and brakemen are absent as operation is remote, with lights on diagrams guiding engine positions. The $7.5 million project, built since 1983, is expected to save about $200,000 annually. During the war the tunnel stored museum items and work was halted.
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London
Easteer District
Paddington
British Museum
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