Curious ethnographic notes from Kansu China expedition
Washington June 1 reports from a National Geographic Society expedition describe non Chinese tribes in northeast China along the Yellow river. Observations include To Runs aboriginals with unique dress and hair, mosques like pagodas, and a pigpen house design. The account covers Alashean Mongols Tibetans Choni Tibetans and local social customs including marriage and women’s work.
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Washington, D. C
Kansu
National Geographic Society
Yellow River
China
Mr. Wulsin
Kokonor Lake
Min Shan
Ther Valley
Cheni
Tao River
Wulsin
Hoonie
Milk Quality In Waterloo Milk Supply Stable In May
May inspection of 43 Waterloo dairy farms found most close to sanitary standards with only five minor defects. Butterfat tests ranged from 3.7 to 5.5 percent with several Jersey herds commanding higher price. results reflect varied producers including Co operative, North Waterloo, Pleasant View and others.
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Waterloo
L. Mel Dermott
Dermott
Jersey
Bowers
McCoy & Christensen
Parrott
Brinkman
Waterloo Jersey
Johnsow's Farms
Bennett
Yowa Dairy
Highland Place
Grossman
Gates
Crumrine
Cedar Falls Daily Nets GEORGE is TWADDLE resident
A garbled Cedar Falls notices column lists names and events from Cedar Falls and Waterloo areas. Notable items include church rallies at Cedar Valley Baptist churches, a vacation Bible school schedule, city council paving proposals, and various obituaries, lectures, and civic notices with multiple local residents and churches named.
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Cedar Falls
George Is. Twaddle
Paws
Waterloo Evening Courier
Weet Fourth Artest
Tkiptiats
Hey
Woo. Deer
D. B. Baker Dies at Home After Long Illness
La Porte City notices recall the death of A. B. Baker 56 in Durand and local farming history. Born 1838 in Albany Wyoming he taught in rural schools before long career in fruit growing and nursery stock. Surviving family includes wife Susan St Felts and several children and grandchildren. Burial to follow with Rev T. E. Sherman in charge.
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J. A. Boge
Evangeline
Westfork
Prankling County
Mro
Grant Me
Eva Lusa
lGollree Truning School
Latt Loday
New York City
Department of Columbia
Agnes Samuelson
EW. Goeth
John W. Charles
W. Barnes
IL Wilson
Roo
New England
M. D
la Porte City
A. B. Baker
Dia
Domimercito
Beker
Bornear
Albany
S. WY
Durand
California
Exiker
Susan St. Felts
Spring Creek Township
Phe
Borm
Mverett
Blshai
Adward Baker
Ciriker
Anntale
Beryicas
T. E. Sherminsy
Vinten
New York Bride Ties Danish Prince After Renouncing Throne
New York social notes report Miss Margaret Elea nor Green will marry Prince Vigga of Denmark today. The prince renounces his succession rights as her bride is not of royal blood.
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New York
Margaret Eleanor Green
James O. Green
Vigga
Christan Adolph George
Denmark
Fismuch
Explorers urged on by uncharted skies and Everest
London June 10 explorers still have work as Sir John Scott Kettle says vast areas remain to explore. He cites a million square miles in South America and argues the Everest conquest will not exhaust dangerous undertakings by adventurers like Peary Scott and Shackleton.
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London
Peary, Scott and
Shackleton
John Scott Kettle
South America
Sir John
Everest
JANESVILLE BOY RISES TO VICE PRESIDENT AT ARROW FILM
W Ray Johnston of Janesville Iowa has climbed from small town beginnings to become vice president and general manager of Arrow Film Corporation. Born in Janesville 32 years ago he first built a projection device from a Scientific American plan and earned 68 cents from his first show.
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Lemion
J. A. Jordon
Mondlain
Hawaii
Kilanea
Los Angeles
Cal
W. Ray Johnston
Arrow Film Corporation
Jnalive
Janesville
Johnston
Scientific American
Waterloo
Waterloo College of Commerce
Mulberry Street
Gates Business College
Western Realty & Development Corporation
Wilbert Shallenberger
W. B. Shallenberger
The
Arrow Company
Charles J. Hite
Thanhouser Company
Iowan Zorn
New York
Vance
Big Productions Film Corporation
North Avenue
New Rochelle
Hite
This Picture House
Altho
Thanhouser Syndicate Corporation
Jacksonville
Wia
Thanhouser
Motiluts
the Arrow
Advertising’s role in modern comforts and the golden age
The article reflects on Tutankhamun’s riches and contrasts them with today’s conveniences. It emphasizes how advertising enables mass production and affordable goods, shaping a comfortable, efficient modern life. Readers are urged to study ads to appreciate advertising’s value.
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Tut-ankhamen
Valley of the Kings
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