Knitting Fat in Prehistoric Arctic Circle Settlement
An expedition by the Institute of Anthropology and Ethnography uncovered prehistoric artifacts near Obdorsk in northern Siberia. It found 12,000 pottery and bone pieces including mammoth bone knitting needles five teeth combs and spoons plus miniature hoes melting pots and animal bones. The Yamal peninsula shows signs of dense prehistoric settlement within the Arctic circle.
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Obdorsk
Siberia
Institute of Anthropology and Ethnography
Academy of Science of the
Yamal Peninsula
Arctic Circle
Economic value of Thomas Edison cited at 15 billion
Collier’s estimates the economic value of Edison’s patents and related devices at about 15 billion dollars since 1864. It notes his work has produced roughly 600 thousand dollars worth of property every 24 hours to the present.
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Thomas Edison
Collier'’s
Costly Justice Rosen Appeals Card Game Loss
Benjamin Rosen sought restitution of $42 taken in a Philadelphia card game. He hired a lawyer and appealed to the Superior Court, where a daylong session occurred. The court reported a total salary expense of $297 for the proceedings.
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Benjamin Rosen
Philadelphia
Rosen
Superior Court
The Man Who Knows If Your Remedy Is Safe
A short health advisory urges readers to consult their doctor to verify headache neuralgia or rheumatism treatments are safe. It emphasizes obtaining professional medical guidance for remedies and dosages.
Bayer Aspirin Promoted For Headache Pain Relief
An advertisement urges readers to consult doctors before trying any preparations and promotes genuine Bayer Aspirin as safer and faster for relief of headaches and rheumatic pains. It notes Bayer Aspirin’s historical impact on medical practice and advises buyers to request Bayer Aspirin by name.
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Matthews Laboratories
W. 17Th St
New York City
Club Useful offloads hokum from fans on gridiron rules
A gridiron club aims to remove hokum from the sport by promoting practical play and disciplined behavior among fans and players. Officials emphasize educational outreach and fair competition to elevate the game’s standards.
State of the Union and AAA tax clash dominate column
Arthur Brisbane notes the Supreme Court invalidates the agricultural adjustment act affecting farmers and budget plans while the president aims to balance the budget. The column critiques taxation, war risk, and policy shifts as it weaves in international, social, and religious notes from Nashville to New Jersey.
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Supreme Court
Deadly Alcohol and Benzine in Oven Explodes Kitchen
In June a couple finds a loaded oven with bottles of alcohol and benzine that could have blown their home apart. Bill opens the oven door as each bottle bursts on contact with air, finally removing two dangerous bottles with care and a hopeful prayer.
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Caroline
Apprentice
Bill
4-H Club an Educational Movement for Boys and Girls
The 4-H club is a rural educational movement for youths ages ten to twenty, promoting home activities from gardening and pet care to budgeting and sewing. Originating in Ohio, Illinois, and Iowa in 1899, it became part of the USDA extension system and expanded nationwide by 1914. Named by O H Benson of Iowa in 1904, the movement is driven by county agents and extension specialists to improve rural home life and diversified farming.
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Poughkeepsie
Farmers
Ohio
Illinois
Iowa
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Co-Operative Extension
United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
S. A. Knapp
Federal
Department of Agriculture
South
State Cooperative Agricultural Extension System
O. H. Benson
Our Undertakings Resolve for Steady Hopeful Resolve
The note urges steadfastness in all ventures whether successful or not. It counsels keeping a sweet, cheerful, hopeful and helpful outlook regardless of money won or lost. The message emphasizes optimism as a consistent personal stance.
A Few Spicy Dishes From the Old South
New Orleans cuisine blends Spanish and French influence shaping a varied menu. Read about Creole canapés French toast crema de marrone Neige a la Creme Bouilli a la Marsellaise Cabbage Gumbo and more with detailed recipes and serving ideas.
America's Guilty Consciences Fill Treasury With Funds
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes the U S conscience fund began in 1811 with a $5 anonymous remittance and has grown to $618 263 68. Donations occur yearly except 1848, with some years including large sums and notable bequests from known donors, including Justice Holmes.
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America
Treasury
Madison
Conscience Fund
Congress
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Drunken Youth Uproar Aboard City Street Curio
A bystander recounts a morning scene as a inebriated young man clings to a lamp post while a street cleaning worker arrives at a hydrant and begins to tighten a cap. The youth pleads not to wind up the street tighter, noting it already spins too fast.
Man Still Forest Enemy No. 1 in Fire Causes
Forest Service reports 5 777 fires in national forests this year caused by man. Brush burners residents on newly acquired land and campers hunters recreationists and tourists are blamed for the rise from 5 282 last year and 4 601 average in 1931 34.
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Forest Service
How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold
Calotabs are promoted as a thorough intestinal cleanser and diuretic aiding cold recovery. The ad claims one tablet the first night and a repeat on the third or fifth night, pricing five to ten cents per package.
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Bayer Aspirin
Brisbane
AAA
International News Service
Earth
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Lloyd George
Baldwin
Ethiopia
Italy
England
Transvaal
India
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nashville
Tenn
Methodist Episcopalians
WPA
New York
New Jersey
Hauptmann
Tenger
Westeres Syndicate, Inc
Saace
Oh. Vt
Mway
Floyd Gibbons
Caroline Rebhan
Rebhan
iIt
New Orleans
Louisiana
Old City
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Sample
Dent
Brooklyn, W
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