Little eyes future of U S through rare mice study
University of Michigan president Dr Clarence Cook Little plans a Europe trip in July to collect rare mice for genetics experiments he says could forecast American population trends and social traits a century ahead. He will seek mus muralis on St Kilda and mus feroensis in the Faroe Islands with his three children accompanying him.
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United Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
Europe
Clarence Cook Little
University of Michigan
Dr. Little
America
United States
Little
Faroe Islands
St. Kilda
Herbrides
Edward
Louise
Robert
Scotland
National Museum
Edinborough
Iceland
Ladies and Girls Dresses with Inches and Yardage
Dress catalog note lists ladies sizes 88 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 inch bust with 4 yards of 40 inch fabric for 42 inch size plus contrasting material. Skirt width 1% yard. Price 5598. Girls sizes 6 8 10 12 years require 2% yards of 40 inch fabric with contrasting material for 10 year size. Price 1c.
Central Asia’s autonomous Soviet republics outlined in Turkestan
The piece describes Central Asia under Soviet rule with autonomous republics Usbekistan Kirghistan Turkmenistan and Tadjikistan led by Moscow while locals gain local control on matters of governance. It notes populations of Turcomens Kalmucks Bashkirs Kirghizes and Uzbeks and highlights Samarkand Tashkent as key centers.
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Associated Press
Bokhara
Uzbekistan
Soviet Republic
Central Asia
Turkestan
Russian Empire
Moscow
Poltoratsk
Samarkand
Tashkent
Uzbekistan Soviet Republic
Transcaspian
Tadjixistan Republic
Dushambe
Dr Little Eyes Studied Mouse Strains For Ann Arbor Lab
Dr Little seeks distinct but not widely separated mouse species for new experiments. Mice will be brought to Ann Arbor and bred under close supervision in the lab. Health and guarding of the mice are emphasized as crucial factors for success. One St Kilda stock died before transfer to Scotland last year. If the second stage succeeds, vermin may reflect national character a century hence.
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Dr. Little
Ann Arbor
St. Kilda
Scotland
Mexican Priest Executed After Rebel Capture in Jalisco
Hermenegildo Lara, a priest accused of leading a rebel band in Jalisco, was courtmartialed and executed in Guadalajara. The report notes the action followed his capture and ties to rebel activity. Blues are highlighted as the season’s top color, with ranges described from pale sky to midnight.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Hermenegildo Lara
Jalisco
Guadalajara
California Fig Syrup Ad Targets Children and Mothers
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as the best laxative for children. It claims a teaspoonful cleans the liver and bowels and instructs mothers to request the genuine product by name to avoid imitation.
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California
Amarillo Auto Club Eyes 1928 Texas Convention
The Amarillo Automotive Association plans to secure the 1928 Texas Automobile Dealers Association convention in Dallas on April 14 and 15. An official convention committee was named at a meeting at the Amarillo hotel, with invitations sent through the Board of City Development to all state association members.
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Amarillo Automotive Association
Texas Automobile Dealers Association
Dallas
Amarillo
Roy Cullum
Newt Riggs
Toney Chisum
Bill Lampe
Bill Frost
Henry Propst
Jim Cannon
Henry Ansley
W. M. McCarty
Walter Irvin
W. W. Ballew
Homer Powell
Jess Rogera
Henry Nlarm
Dawes Arrives in New Orleans From Havana
Vice President Charles G. Dawes arrived in New Orleans from Havana on the steamship Cartago and said he would depart for Chicago at noon. The Associated Press report notes Dawes is en route after the Havana visit.
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Dawes
New Orleans
Havana
Associated
Charles G. Dawes
Cartago
Chicago
Flashes of Life From a Wide World Roundup
A collage of brief items from across the U S and abroad covers high salary offers at Goodyear in 1921, Liberty bond interest held by unclaimed funds, a national income survey, a Dallas press agent tale, drowning victims near Trinity River, volunteer firemen paid by runs, arson arrests, and rumors of cheaper Russian sabres and fur coat work in the state clothing syndicate.
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Dallas
Trudy Fderle
Trinity River
Leningrad
Spring fashion shifts to colored heels and open work stockings
Plain stockings recede as fashion favors colored heels and open work designs. Pointed and farcy heels appear in vogue with new silhouettes, with styles running varied from top to toe.
Dave's Mentha Pepsin touted for stomach distress relief
An old newspaper ad promotes Dave's Mentha Pepsin as fast relief for gas indigestion and heartburn. It claims one tablespoon cures distress, supports digestion, and notes over 6000 bottles sold in a New Jersey town last year with wide pharmacist backing.
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New Jersey
Dave
Rendall Drug Co
America
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Helps Constipation
Countless girls and women found that Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin establishes natural bowel regularity without gripping or causing sickness. It is safe and pleasant for women and even sick children, with a free sample offer by mail from Monticello Illinois.
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Dr. Caldwell
Monticello
Ilinois
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Ladies of
Joon
Austin Prugo
Joan
Fleurs-De Joon Company
New York
Denver
Sect Press
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Robert T. Swaine
Washington
Uncle Sam
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Los Angeles
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Dare
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Dr Caldwell
Giacomo Rimini
Chicago Civic Opera Company
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