Rebel predicts Stirling expedition may find ape man in New Guinea
Tucson journalist Albert Rebel, member of the first contact party, asserts the Stirling flying expedition to Dutch New Guinea could approach the so-called ape man close to civilization. He describes pygmy tribes living in tree nests, gifting explorers, and notes their “human ape” classification and possible degeneration.
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French Women Embrace Small Motors as Rouges Rival
In Paris the five horsepower car becomes essential for the chic woman who drives herself, earning the term chaufferette for female motorists. Gallantry yields to the spectacle as drivers and cars mingle on city streets. The Duchess d Uzes leads a club welcoming those who chauffer their own vehicles.
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What Price Freedom Worries Turkish Women
Turkish women face new costs as emancipation brings taxes they had been exempt from and veils removed exposing a world they must now pay to access. Bachelors as well as wives will bear higher taxes, signaling a price tag on privilege.
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Trusts Any Jurors in Cook County Divorce Suit
William J. Stewart, a furniture buyer, filed for divorce from Catherine Stewart alleging she threatened to kill him and believed a Cook County jury would acquit her. The suit underscores marital conflict and alleged threats amid divorce proceedings.
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