Scientists forecast future humanity and science claims
A columnist surveys researchers from Harvard to UNC noting bold paleontology forecasts and experiments. Predictions include hair loss and oversized brains by 40 000 to 75 000 years hence, while others warn of blood curdling fear effects and liquor risks to kidneys, concluding scientists are industrious and largely beneficial.
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Raymond
Harvard
Barbour
University of Louisville
MacNider
University of North Carolina
Montana Farmers Urged to Seek Quality in 1924 Agriculture
President Alfred Atkinson of Montana State College warns agriculturists to pursue quality and new methods to expand Montana’s 1924 agricultural potential. He cites past corn gains, urges careful settlement of land, and stresses supplying settlers with soil data and crop guidance to ensure prosperity and sustainable growth.
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Montana Farmers
Alfred Atkinson
Montana State College
Montana
Atkinson
Mississippi
Rockies
Advancing Science Shown At National Meeting
At the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Washington, scientists affirmed steady progress in discovery. The debate touched on politics with criticism of Bryan, while Dr Alfred C Lane of Tufts reported using radium to measure Earth's age at about 1.6 million years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association For the Advance of Science
Washington
Bryan
Alfred C. Lane
Tufts College
Washington society sifts through Scott case morals
The piece notes Mrs. Scott wife of Rep Frank Scott plans to leave Alpena Michigan for Washington to press depositions in a divorce suit. It mocks Washington society's alarm at alleged revelry and cites Rep Tincher denying hard liquor on an army transport. It questions whether moral standards in Congress differ from national life.
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Associateu
Washington Society
Scott
Frank D. Scott
Congress
Kansas
Washington
Brooklyn Eagle
Wardman Fark
House of Representatives
Michigan
Talking Horse Delights Bridgeton Crowd In Circus Act
Ring Master introduces Archduke Nicholas Puftupski and his world famous horse Nino. The talking horse answers questions from the audience and performs tricks to roaring applause, drawing large crowds and praise for the circus debut in Bridgeton.
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Mugg
al Nino
Nicholas Puffupski
Monte Carlo
England
Siberia
Major Puffupski
Puffupski
Moncow
Bona Parte
Kame
Matthew
Orse
Sweden
China
Napoleon
Runnia
Puftupaki
Nino
Marshal Puftupski
Nicholas Pustapsk
Doctor
Beppo
Plauso
Hut
Chosow
Hop
Blowsom
Colonel Puftupski
Putfupaki
Agai
Bridgeton
Dig
The Otters Outwit The Trapper In Steady Watch
In this tale a young Otter escapes a trap and heals a sore foot while vowing lifelong caution. The trapper, smug in a new plan, hides by a slippery slide hoping to catch more otters, but Little Joe Otter and his family stay wary and unseen.
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Joe
Mrs. Otter
Mra Otter
Little Joe
Joe Otter
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle by Mrs Turner Contains Odd Clues
A syndicated puzzle page lists a variety of clue prompts and partial answers for a cross word. The item shows themed hints ranging from animals to pronouns and geographic terms, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper style.
Horoscope for Friday January Ninth 1925 Inauspicious planetary Influences
The forecast warns of strong malefic influences from Jupiter Saturn and Uranus and advises planning over action. Unrest among workers may rise due to unemployment while signs point to rising activity in business. The piece mentions occult aims and future inventions and notes Belgium and European events in relation to U S affairs.
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Jupiter
Saturn
Dullaines
Belgium
United States
New Light on Love by Florence Davies
Florence Davies discusses Rita Weiman and a core truth about love, arguing real love rests on friendship and mutual understanding rather than posing or self regard. The piece contrasts two stories of happiness, stressing that making another person happy is central to lasting love.
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Rita Weiman
Maurice Marks
Micky
Tits ‘Welman
Tre
Marrage
Ted
Bebie
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Mont
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Jocal
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New York
Globe
On Ton
Steger
Chicago
Francisco
San Fernando
Los Angeles
Advancing Science
Moscow
Europe
America
Berlin
Germany
Andrew L. Somers
Demome
Adx
Er Somers
Eee Geeman
Lust
Phdbman
Kentucky
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Bogey
Ruth von Phul
W. W. Turner
Boul
Continent
New
Love
Florence Davies
McClure
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