Explorers Find Embalmed Horses in Egyptian Tomb
Cairo reports two mummified horses found in the pyramids of Saqqara near Cairo. The royal tomb yielded a alabaster sarcophagus possibly housing King Senefra. An artist descended a 90 foot shaft to sketch contents before disturbance. Ismail Sirry Pasha, the minister of public works, will issue a detailed statement within days.
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Cairo
Meypt
Feh
Fisyrt
Ich
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Senefra
Egypt
Pyramids of
Sakkara
Woward Botian
Hever
Ismael Sirry Pasha
Nublis Works
Yeserday
Bull and cow dumped from truck near St Vincent’s hospital
Bert Rosenstein of 2337 Malin Street reported that a truck driven by Hosenstein dumped a cow and bull onto the street near St Vincent’s hospital yesterday afternoon. The animals panicked the area as the truck tipped, injuring no one, though a rear wheel appeared worn and the truck was slightly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Rosenstein
Malin Street
Hosenstein
St Vincent's Hospital
Loosenstein
North Main
Rosenstein
Getting Skinnier Every Day
An advertisement touts McCoy’s Cool Liver Tablets and Cod Liver Oil as weight gain aids. It claims dramatic results, noting a woman losing 14 pounds to gain weight and promising a money back guarantee if 5 pounds are not gained in daily use. The copy emphasizes the product’s supposed health benefits and criticizes other remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J McCoy
Hindle
McCay
Aril
Dave
Defective Chimney Sparks $360 Fire in Norwalk Home
Firefighters from Central Fire Station battled a blaze at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Chacola at 13 Burbank Street. A defective chimney caused the fire, burning between the ceiling and a blind attic, with damage confined to the kitchen and plasterwork.
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Norwalk
Central Fire Station
James Chacola
Burbank Street
Kutghan
Stillman Divorce Case Officially Ended by Court Action
New York court action formally ended the Stillman divorce after more than four years. Justice Morehauser signed the order of discontinuance at the request of counsel for both sides, ending a highly publicized legal battle and a possible reconciliation plan involving Paris psychoanalysis. The settlement includes ongoing support of 20,000 dollars annually and a lump sum of 156,000 dollars when a child comes of age, with the Stillmans later joined in Europe by their daughter.
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New York
Stillman
Justice Morehauser
Isaac N. Mills
Cornelius J. Sullivan
Anne Stillman
James A. Stillman
Justiice Morsehauser
Paris
Stillmans
Jay Leeds
Florence Leeds
Leeds
Mai
Davison
Institute to Seek Animal Collection Expedition to Panganyika
Washington March expedition by water power automobile cooperative aims to collect about 100 animal species never before seen in America. The party plans several months in Tanganyika territory in East Africa to display microfauna from pygmy mice to the black insect.
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Washington
Taztituts
Water P. Chry
America
Panganyika Territory
East Africa
High Officials to Greet Hotel Men
High officials from multiple nations will greet hotel representatives during a planned tour. Premier Mussolini and the pope are named among attendees, with Emmanuel of Italy and Albert of Belgium also listed. The event follows trial conferences and includes leaders from several countries.
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Vo Vetere
Asation
Mussolini
Maly
Emmanuel
Ttatys
Albert
Belgium
Alli ' Ria
New Continent in Polar Region Predicted by Missionary
Dr Henry W Griest Presbyterian missionary and doctor who spent five months near Point Barrow Alaska predicts a vast new continent lies north of Cape Barrow. He cites shifting currents and believes a polar air expedition misjudges the starting point, favoring a launch from Spitzbergen to cover the coast.
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New Haven
Point Barrow
Alaska
Henry W. Griest
Griest
Roald Amundson
Amundson
Dr. Griest
Cape Barrow
Pole
Spitavergen
Spitzbergen
France and Spain Prepare Spring Drive in Morocco
France and Spain mobilize for a spring offensive against Abd el Erim and Rif insurgents in Morocco. Reinforcements rush from Algeria as ships bring war matériel and provisions. Spain orders officers and soldiers to return to Moroccan regiments while mail lines to prisoners are authorized.
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Morocco
France
Spain
Abd-El-Erim
Algeria
Ling
Man Held for Not Paying Taxi Fare in Stamford
Stamford, Feb. 28 Special Henry James, colored, said he had no home, was arrested last night on a charge of evading taxi fare. He rode to a coal yard in a taxi, then called another to West Stamford intending to visit friends. After drinking, he refused to pay and was arrested. a city court hearing is set for Monday.
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Stamford
Tienry James
Henry
West Stamford
Mondas
Blood transfusion aids youth recovery in Norwalk
A dire medical effort in Norwalk ends with William Heron 18 of Stuart avenue showing signs of recovery after a blood transfusion from friend Wallace Winant 17 of Cedar street. The donor’s sacrifice initially revived Heron but his condition worsened again Saturday night with a critical turn by Sunday.
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Norwalk
Med
Izer
Wiliam Heron
Death by own action on eve of trial tied to Violet name
A garbled report blends two separate incidents. One notes a youth’s self harm on the eve of trial, while the other describes a Chinese botanist’s discovery of a new plant species named Vigla Ghingiana after a noted botanist. The Washington dispatch cites progress from Interior Asia to Germany then to the National Museum.
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Louis Rue
Jiv
Bruey
Washington
Asia
America
Germany
R. Oo. Ching
National Geographic Seculety
National Museum
The
Biological Society of Washington
Creomulsion Company
Atlanta, Ga
Insane Woman Tries to Kill Father on Gould Coast
A report of a troubled woman attempting to murder her father with a bread knife along Gould Coast. Police and local witnesses describe a chaotic scene as bystanders intervened and authorities extended care to the assailant and victim.
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Ruth
Gould
Mothers praise a new Epsom Salts pill for kids
Mothers can now give children a reliable remedy, Kuhn's Epsom Pill, a sugar coated pill with pleasant taste that acts quickly without gripping. One pill delivers the effects of a spoonful of traditional salts, and the pill remains strong unlike hard to swallow tablets. Best laxative for adults and children, priced 95 cents with money back if unsatisfied. Available at druggists.
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Kuhn
Adilr a product aid for stomach relief and digestion
Mrs A Howard reports fear of eating due to stomach trouble. An Adlerika dose is claimed to remove gas and old intestinal waste, easing bloating and constipation. Sold at Hartigan Drug Store Main & Coregress and Stratford by Jonas Waleman.
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Howland Chorus
Store
A. Howard
Hartigan Drug Store
Main & Coregress
Stratford
Jogsa Waleman
Wryeth
Wyeth
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Dr. A, GC. Daniels, Inc
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Boston
Ake
Syria
Krone
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Piso
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