Caves Hold Promise of Ancient Gold and Skulls in Mexico
The Anaconda Standard reports a Mexican rancher found vast caves with petrified bodies and ancient tools. An expedition aims to explore quickly for gold and silver said to be hidden by a famed brigand Antonio Hernandez, while archaeologists pace finds by first come, first served rule.
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Yucatan
Associated Press
Senor Pala Mexican Government Scientific Party
Santa Elsan
Chintas
Mexico City Universal
Mexico City
Antonio Hernandez
Busine
Washington payroll cuts and marriage trends in 1925
Figures from Washington show federal employment fell by 4 013 last fiscal year while new agencies grew. Washington payroll dropped to 60 311, with 560 705 on July 1 and 917 760 at the 1918 peak. Outside DC the Post Office tops employment at 302 067 amid 51 000 post offices and 460 000 miles of routes. National marriages declined to 385 365 in 1925 from 390 610 in 1924, while divorces rose to 62 685 from 59 463. Montana saw a 27 percent drop in marriages and 11.4 percent rise in divorces. The era's trends invite reader judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia
Post Office Department
Montana
Department of Commerce
The Long Dead Past In Yucatan Cities
An article notes how wandering in Yucatan can reveal buried Maya ruins as protruding spires become gateways to ancient temples. It argues scholars consult archaeologists to document discoveries, while reflecting on faded civilizations and the survival of relics beyond memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucatan Way
Senate
Macaulay
Novelty in microbes and new species through heredity
Dr Ralph R Mellon of the American Society of Bacteriology, after fourteen years studying microbes, proposes that micro varieties or sports can arise by hereditary modification akin to plant hybrids. He claims new microbes with altered traits exist, potentially less harmful, changing medical theories of disease progression and the need to trace microbial lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph R. Mellon
American Society of Bacteriology
Africa
Mellon
Burbank
The Incredible Elizabeth Benson a Child Prodigy Story
The article chronicles Elizabeth Benson born 1915, a child prodigy tested with high mental age, praised for rapid learning. Elizabeth's mother Anne Austin, a pioneering editor, supports her through school and career, facing separation and relocations to Des Moines Beaumont and Galveston Texas while Elizabeth excels academically.
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Tate
Anne Austin
Elizabeth
Fiat
Tata
Mise Aumia
Emrtly
Rema
Firend
Stand Fed
Simon Iatellizente
Thorn- Aiken Group
Intelligenes
Totec
Miller
Austin
Hilla
Anne
Miahand
Calles
Iearne
Anne Wine
People’s Monthly
Des Moines
Town City
Ellaabern
Waco
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Orange 1
Texas
Mont
Beaumont Board of Education
Elzabeth
The
Journal
Echoolhouse
Elizbeth
Eigmabeth
Miss Smith
Lanzhedi
Teaumont
Mise Clara
Mise Mallory
Th University of Iowa
Beatmont
Mallore
Branford
Mallory
Elizabeth Benson
Terman
Department
Ity
Aupert
Clare Mallory
Heaumont
Galveston
W. CA
Little Stories From a Country Drive and Street Car Scene
A city couple helps themselves to apples from a country orchard and tells the farmer afterward. A street car waits to let a steamer pass as a four year old and her Victorian grandmother observe. The infant jokes that the man running the car is the “poor umbrella,” while a passing adoring observer calls him a nice man.
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Indy Deaming
Betty
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Standard Publishing Company
Butte
Park Street
Anaconda
the Daily and Sunday Standard
Putte
Deer Ledge
Ditton
Bozeman
Phillpsburg
United States
Monsbe
Butte, Mont
Prudden
King & Prudden
Madison Avenue
New York
Steger Building
Chicago
Globe
Boston
Chamber of Commerce Buiiding
Los Angeles
Montgomery Street
San Francisco
Leary Building
Seattle
Colorado
Smith
McAdoo
Dan Moody
Ma Ferguson
Dan
Dame Fortune
America
Europe
Aimee McPherson
Conyright
Great Britain
North American
Alliance
Flahte
Canoas
Misa Smith
Skinner
Kayser
Challie
Excella
West Park
National Trunk Factory
West Broadway
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