Silversword plant of Hawaii faces extermination threat
Honolulu reports depredations by tourists and souvenir hunters endanger the silversword, a rare Haleakala crater species. National Park Service moves to halt removal as Hawai i National Park safeguards the plant. Also notes Ladies Aid meeting at German Reformed church hosted by several members.
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Knox's humorous tale of pride before his death
Washington December 7 Senator Philander Chase Knox shared a buoyant joke about his own stubbornness during a meeting at the Capitol. He recounted how Ambassador George Harvey coaxed him into dinners in England while he and Mrs. Knox sought simple travel, and how Lloyd George and Curryon supposedly judged him “too pre headed” for the American delegation. His colleagues relayed the story after his fatal day, noting Knox was indeed fiercely principled and wary of entangling alliances.
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Skull Found in Rhodesia Supports Human Ancestry Theory
Scientists report a Rhodesian fossil skull resembles the ape man and a Java specimen, with a face like the Gibraltar skull, offering partial corroboration of Africa as humanity’s origin. The discovery site, the Bone Mine, yielded animal remains and possible human traces beneath the cave floor, though much of the mine has been mined away.
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British and American aid urged for Russian famine relief
International News Service reports Dr Arthur Lynch urges nations with surplus to aid the famine in Russia. He praises American relief administration and Quakers for organizing aid and notes Russian authorities cooperate. He cites Norway and Britain as responders and appeals to humanity beyond politics.
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New Method Eyed To Catch Holiday Shoplifters
Detectives in New York claim a new detection method will deter shoplifters, especially women, during the holiday shopping season. They note most arrests are of men but costly items are taken by women. the scheme involves exploiting charge account numbers and undercover salesroom tactics to trap culprits. The report, credited to International News Service, cites persistent losses to retailers and notes upcoming Women's Relief meeting at 2:30 PM in G A R hall on Main Street.
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