Roosevelt of South America Contends With Amazon Wilds
Emilie Suethlage, German born, has spent 21 years in Brazil exploring and cataloging wildlife. As head of Para state's zoological department she traversed treacherous forests along the Tapajoz and Ningu rivers, facing deadly fevers, snakes and jaguars with a fearless, pioneering stance.
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Brazil
Emilie Suethlage
Roosevelt
South America
Germany
Amazon
Iverson
Zoological Department
Para
Musum
Tapajoz
Ningu
Native guide travels with naturalist from Brazil to Grailand
A female naturalist, touring with Indian guides from native tribes for three years, explored Brazil’s Amazon and central Graailand tablelands and northeast coastal ranges. She shoots and classifies specimens, published Birds of Amazonia in 1010 with about 400 pages, and has since come to this country.
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India
Graailand
Snethligo
Amazonia
Fragmentary phrase hints at a scientist's social status
The readable fragment notes a woman author of technical articles on her discoveries and explorations. It mentions she has written numerous articles and implies a social pressure suggesting she has no right to think of marriage. The incomplete text presents a gendered context without full details.
Pastor Seeks Release From Illinois Parish
Reverend Edward H. H. Koster, pastor of a Greantist church in Osage Illinois, has requested to be released after two years to join an Illinois community church. Parish members are hopeful the request will be granted as they value his leadership and expect him to depart soon.
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Osage
May
Sipecial
Edward HH. Koster
Greantist
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