Algerian Bones Linked to European Ancestors
International News Service reports Professor Fay Cooper Cole of the University of Chicago analyzes Algerian finds from the Medita-El-Arab Tebessa expedition. Four snail shell mound skeletons, dating to at least 15,000 years old, suggest North African peoples contributed to modern European ancestry through interbreeding with Cro-Magnon groups, with the mound builders living in open air and showing similar crude tools as Cro-Magnons.
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International News Service
North Africa
Fay Cooper Cole
Department of
Aulogy
University of Chicago
Algeria
Cole
Paul Nesbitt
Medita-El-Arab
Tebessa
Tunisia
Sahara Desert
Beloit College
Frank G. Logan
Chicago Art Institute
Beloit-Logan
Europe
Alfred Romer
The Inn Continues From Page Nine
An exchange on captivity reveals tensions between Selim and an unnamed man. He muses on fate and friendship while pressing for passage, and she questions his intent and complicates their bond as their conversation shifts from banter to wary resolve.
Flood Victims Form Groups for Future Safety
Kansas City january 9 flood victims organize county groups to curb Missouri Valley flood losses. Plans focus on straightening river channels building levees and dredging with aim of securing federal aid. Officials hope coordinated work will reduce Mississippi river land destruction from recurring floods.
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International News Service
Kansas City
Missouri Valley Territory
Ship of the Desert and a Fateful Meeting
Colonel Starcourt begs for release and longs to tell his mother he is alive as Miss Davos resists and contemplates appealing to his father. A dreamlaced continuation hints at mercy denied and a perilous bond. Also described is Dr Bischoff’s desert liner, a camel-replacing diesel powered Saar Sahara craft.
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Selim
Miss Davos
Starcourt
Gerane
Iis
Berlin
Bischoff
Sahara
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels
A vintage advertisement for Baalman’s Gas Tablets claims permanent relief from stomach and bowel gas. It promises elimination of gnawing stomach pain, anxiety, heart palpitations, drowsiness after meals, and limb numbness by preventing gas-related circulation issues. Sold in a yellow package for $1 at Rand al Drug Co.
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Baalmann
Baalman
Two easy steps to avoid colds this winter
Doctors propose two precautions to resist illness. Najol supports overall system health without weakening the body. Mistol protects the nose and throat from influenza germs and is safe for daily use morning and night.
Nujol and Mistol Promote Cold Prevention Sale
A reminiscence of a drugstore advertises Nujol and Mistol as a twofold safeguard against colds and influenza. The copy urges tilting head back to apply Mistol, gargling for sore throat, and notes a special dropper with each package and widespread availability at all druggists.
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Nujol
Mistol
Monterey Presidio Stays Active Despite Abandonment Rumors
Monterey remains tied to its historic Presidio as General Hines denies plans to abandon the post. A cavalry regiment and artillery battalion maintain traditions under a Father Junipero Serra cross marking Vizcaino’s 1602 landing, while tourism supports the town’s historic shrine preservation.
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International News Service
Monterey
Cal
Presidio
John L. Hines
Ninth Corps
Father Junipero Serra
Vizcaino
California
America
War Department
Flood prevention drive gains Arkansas Neosho and Smoky Hill regions
Souri Valley now runs into many millions of dollars. Expenditure of a like amount would prevent the loss for all time. Residents of the Arkansas Neosho and Smokey Hill river sections are taking the lead in the flood prevention work.
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Souri Valley
Arkansas
Neosho
Smokey Hill River
Spaniards in the 1770 Garrison and 1847 strengthenings
The early Spanish garrison at the settlement consisted of one officer and 30 soldiers in 1770. It was reinforced in 1847 amid fears of English seizure. Since then the United States has installed some of its most modern armament.
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England
United States
Truffle Hunting in Paris Uses Trained Pig
In Paris a three man party hunts truffles with a trained pig that digs at oak and hazel trees on signal. After the prize is uprooted the hunters strike the pig on the nose, claim the truffle, and reward the animal with grains of corn.
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Paris
Quick Relief From Neuralgic Pain Capuchine Ad
Capuchine quickly relieves neuralgia pain and aches from colds and flu. Liquid formula soothes nerves without upsetting the stomach and acts faster than tablets. Sold by druggists for 30 cents to a dollar, with trial size available.
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Nancy Carroll
Gary Cooper
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