Bear Head Found Carved in Ozark Sandstone Near Warsaw
Springfield news reports a two foot square bear head carved from sandstone unearthed on an Ozark farm near Warsaw Mo. Now in Drury College Museum investigators weigh its age and origin. Dr Edward M Shepard and Prof D S Libbery study it for clues if it is by white men American Indian or ancient races. The figure resembles Aztec and Mexican effigies but experts caution until further tests.
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Springfield
Warsaw
America
Ozark
Museum
Drury College
Edward M. Shepard
D. S. Libbery
Drury Geology
Mexico
Central America
Shephard
Silver device said to kill typhoid germ in water
Paris June 4 A spiral tube of silver placed in a beaker of water is reported by Professor Lakhovsky to kill typhoid bacilli within 24 hours. He claims the silver forms an electrical circuit that destroys the germs on contact.
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Paris
Lakhovsky
Genealogy maps Joan of Arc's four siblings descendants
Paris discovers a monumental study tracing 13 generations from Joan of Arc's siblings Jacques, Catherine, Peter, and John. The project, directed by M. George Robineau, uncovers numerous French branches including the Francois, Maucotel, Kleine, and Morel lines, many still near the fields of the Maid.
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Paris
Joan of Arc
France
M. George Robineau
Bank of France
St. Joan
Peter
Joan
Jack
Jackuemin
Pierrelot
Catherine
John
Jehan
Jacques d’Arc
Isabelle Romeo
Knights of Lys
Lys
Catherine du
Francois
Maucotel
Saint
Morel
Kleine
Paillot
Robineau
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Sandstone
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Sue Carol
David Rollins
Arthur Lake
Louise Dresser
EE Pathe
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Abe Martin
al Capone
Douglas Fairbanks
United Artists Sound Picture
Heroine
M. C
London
New York
Greer
Madras
Ald Union
Polks Sts
Kuppenheimer
Amarillo
Tom Sawyer
Long Bell
Cook’s Paints
Cook
Armovar
Cook's House
Mabel Peterson
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Long Bell Lumber Company
Lowell Mundy
Third St
Mendous
Seding
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