Prehistoric finds across the West expand evolution views
The Anaconda Standard notes fossils from Nebraska to New Mexico, including an American camel skeleton nine feet tall and two three toed horses. Finds span saber toothed tigers and titantherium with roots in ancient ecosystems, while Washington, Arizona and New Mexico yield further venerable fossils and archaeological clues. Vast discoveries suggest more work needed to fully prove evolution theories amid 1925’s geological riches.
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue Set By Ruth Von Phul
Puzzle clues mix abstract phrases and wordplay across topics from berries to animals. It lists many mini definitions and cross references such as scientific notes on berries and fruit, a variety of animals, plants, and positions.
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Grubby Gopher Pockets In The Far West Tale
In a Burgess bedtime tale Peter Rabbit learns from Digger the Badger that Grubby Gopher has large pockets that extend along his neck and lie outside his cheeks. The conversation covers what the pockets hold and how they function, with humor about Grubby’s appearance and temper. The piece notes the 1928 copyright and previews the next story.
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Patriot D A R work to mark Montana history sites
The Montana D A R aims to preserve historic sites and erect bronze tablets to tell Montana's pioneer era story. Dedication at Bannack marks the cradle of Montana government and other spots like Travelers' Rest will be commemorated. the society plans full, nationwide markings before moving to further sites.
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Ancient finds spark renewed paleontological hype
A 1925 crop of prehistoric relics meets high expectations as Dr Roy Chapman Andrews uncovers odd beasts in Mongolia. In Capernaum a Galilean fossil dates to 30,000 B.C. and prompts claims by Sir Arthur Keith that European cradle land spread mankind. A Walker Museum curator led an expedition into further discovery.
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World Series exit brings relief to fans outside New York
The article notes relief beyond New York as Giants and Yankees exit the 1925 World Series. It cites critics saying New York clubs overspent to monopolize pennants for gate receipts. It argues the absence of New York teams may boost next season interest and reduce universal commercialization of the sport.
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Hughes Lectures Lawyers on Trial Conduct and Standards
The speech by Charles E. Hughes criticizes the legal profession for lowering justice standards through sensationalism in trials. He urges judges to curb lengthy arguments and cross examination theatrics and urges lawyers to make prosecutions serious and focused on facts. The piece contrasts political chatter in New York with broader national concerns.
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Poems That Live Freedom and Love
Poem fragment explores love and freedom with imagery of bonds and renewal. Lyrical reflections contrast lasting connection with risk of entanglement and loss. Attributed to J Campbell, the verse interweaves passion, fate, and the need for renewal amid relationships.
Trial and error shape permanent court of international justice
Manley C Hudson of Harvard argues the permanent court will evolve beyond mere advisory roles. He notes eleven advisory opinions issued, cites U S limits, and anticipates broader judicial development shaping global law.
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Horoscope for September 9 Forecasts Caution and Shifts
The horoscope notes an unim portant day with the moon in Gemini and Mars influence causing irritability and caution. It warns against risky ventures and political favors, suggests obstacles in employment, and advises self control. Evening aids artistic projects while births that day imply serene, happy lives.
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