Bats as malaria cure inspire global naturalists
Dr Charles A R Campbell’s work with bats and mosquitoes sparks worldwide interest. He built bat roosts in San Antonio to curb malaria by boosting bat predation on mosquitoes, with large colonies up to millions.
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Charles A. R. Campbell
World
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Campbell
Lake Mitchell
Southwestern Insane Asylum
West Texas Military Academy
Alamo Heights
When Elk Come Down Shows Dangers to Elk Herds
The film by the U S Department of Agriculture and Montana forest and game officials follows elk winter migration from Yellowstone into forests where poaching and starvation threaten herds. It argues for adequate winter grazing grounds, including private lands, to protect elk population and halt poaching with coordinated government and public support. The two reel production was shot in February in Absaroka National Forest Montana and features Six Prong leading his clan.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Yellowstone National Park
Rockies
Forest Service
Montana State Game Department
Forest Rangers
Sam Biller
Biller
Rangers
Yellowstone Park
Absaroka National Forest
Montana
Cedar Falls
Bill
Dingman
Sioux City
Frank
Floyd Woods
Creston
Jess Engle
Chariton
Lorena Goodwin Pelo
Scott County
Fred Washburn
Burlington
Rock Island Railroad
Lulu Norton
Algona
Ketchikam
Alaska
Bert Edmunds
Aldo Joy
Logan
Chicago
Civil Service
Marshalltown
Liscomb
Sepena Leise
Farm Bureau
Clay Township
Dodge
Caleb Elliott
Clinton Sign Company
Clinton
Northwestern Cement Mills
Mason City
Carmen Carlow
Birds foraging range limited to miles from roost
The article notes that these birds typically do not range more than three miles and often stay within about a mile of their roosting site, limiting their foraging territory to a narrow radius.
Maniac Alone on Ship From Nowhere Found on New Bedford Shore
A 30 foot schooner battered and mastless was found ashore on West Island, New Bedford. Osmund Erickson aboard claimed the sea as his address and showed memory loss from starvation. He was eating grass and could not identify the vessel's origin. the ship bore crude makeshift sails and repairs with zinc and tin.
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New Bedford
Mass
West Island
Osmund Erickson
Erickson
Smithsonian Finds New Pliocene Animal Fauna in Arizona
Smithsonian reports a new Pliocene fauna from Arizona explorations by J W Gidley. Discoveries include a new mastodon species, large and small camels, and two to three horse species totaling about 60 vertebrates. Solar observations at Mount Montezuma Chile feed Buenos Aires weather bureau forecasts. Smithsonian advocates maintaining both stations to test solar variability for weather forecasting.
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Washington
America
Smithsonian Institution
Arizona
Institution
J. W W. Gidley
Smithsonian
Mount Montezuma
Chile
Buenos Aires
Argentine Weather Bureau
37 Lose Lives in Railway Wreck
Sulphur Springs Missouri August 8 a passenger train rear ended a local at the station. The crash killed engineer Glenn and wounded many including boy scouts returning from Ironton camp. Relief trains and local volunteers aided in rescue and recovery as authorities reported heavy casualties.
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Sulphur Springs
St. Louis
Glenn
J. I. Tinsley
Ironton
Poplar Bluff
Desoto
Riverside
Missouri Pacific
Greeg
J. A. Long
Cross
T. Tinsley
First Italian Woman Parachutes From 1600 Feet
Signora Geraldine Grey Lof frede ascended in a Centacelle military airfield aircraft and descended by parachute more than 1600 feet. She becomes the first woman to achieve this perilous feat in Italy.
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Rome
Signora Geraldine Grey Loffrede
Centacelle
Italy
Red Cross to Aid Indians on Reservations
The American Red Cross begins a four year survey to test public health nursing and welfare work among Navajo, Pima and Ponago tribes plus smaller reservations in Arizona New Mexico and South Dakota. The study follows a request from Charles H Burke US commissioner of Indian affairs to improve Indian health and mother instruction.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Arizona
New Mexico
South Dakota
Charles H. Burke
United States
Indian Affairs
Burke
Red Cross
Northcliffe Deteriorates as Condition Grievously Worsens
London medical bulletin reports Viscount Northcliffe growing rapidly weaker with his condition now described as very grave. Physicians attending him note the sharp decline and escalating health risk.
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Northcliffe
London
Viscount Northcliffe
Admiral Uriel Febree Dies at Coronado Home
Read Admiral Uriel Febree retired former commander of the Pacific fleet died at his Coronado home in San Diego California He was born in Fayette Missouri in 1848 Admiral Sebree is his son based on the obituary notice
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Sebree
San Diego
Cal
Uriel Febree
Coronado
Admiral Sebree
Fayette
Tall corn record challenger faces world stage
Frank Vorhies of Shannon City seeks a 15 percent height specimen in a dramatic agricultural feat. The page also reports a series of Iowa incidents including deaths from lockjaw, drownings, shootings, a possible breach of promise case, a fatal auto dict, a near-hanging reprieve, and various local misfortunes across Cedar Falls to Algona and Mason City.
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Frank Vorhies
Shannon City
Karl Sterig
J. B. Sterig
Pulaska
George Frederickson
Cherokee
George F. Stever
Fairfield
Mary Wilson
West Point
Carl Strotter
Clarence
Mrs. Mollie Abbey credits Tanlaec for dramatic health gain
Mrs. Mollie Abbey of Jennings Lodge Oregon says nine years of severe gas pain and four years of water intolerance vanished after taking Tanlaec. She reports a 39 pound gain and restored appetite and energy, praising Tarlac as a wonderful medicine available from druggists.
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Tanlaec
Mrs. Mollie Abbey
Jennings Lodge
Ore
Taniac
Qualified Criticism From a Southern Belle Betty Charms Chicago Day
Betty, a cheerful southern beauty, stays kind in all she sees. The scene unfolds in Chicago with Betty and her aunt and mother at a Loop luncheon on a cold raw day. Betty jokes her hands stayed warm except for a bit at the edges.
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Betty
Chicago
Loop
Mother
Chicago Tribune
The Dress Is the Thing Ad Inspires Dallas Opinion
A Dallas News writer lauds dress as the defining feature of style in all forms from undress to full dress and hair dress, asserting the dress is the central consideration in attire. The ad lists a salesman position with weekly pay and commission from The Hanley Company in Chicago and invites references and particulars.
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The
Hanley Company
Cottage Grove Ave
Chicago
Dallas News
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad Letter Promotes Cure
A Lake Michigan region reader from Lake Mich shares that after a year of irregularities and weakness she improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. The letter urges others to consider the remedy when doctors offer limited help.
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Lake, Michigan
Lydia E
Pinkham
Mary Sherman
Route 2
Lake, Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
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Fonda
Rockwell City
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Ft. Dodge
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Frank Lux
Hopkington
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Vernie Noel
Zella Stewart
Leona Leech
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