Indians All Of Same Race Says Doctor Monson
Dr Frederick Monson of New York and Pasadena asserts all American aborigines from Hudson Bay to Patagonia belong to one race. He notes regional differences in features among Eskimos and various Indian groups but attributes these to diet environment and living habits. He condemns white treatment of Native peoples and recalls Plymouth Rock interactions.
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Hudson Bay
Alaska
Frederick Monsen
New York
Pasadena
Monson
Maine
Doctor Monson
Plymouth Rock
Practical Mind of a Ruler in Trengganu
An Asia Magazine excerpt recalls a visit to the Malay Peninsula sultan at Trengganu. The narrator discusses global events, financial debts, and the sultan’s treasury as he weighs paying creditors against political stability. The piece notes famine and punitive consequences for the ruler’s people if policy fails.
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Trengganu
Malay Peninsula
Mae
Asia Magazine
Honest John Jones and the hotel ink honor tale
Samuel Untermyer cites business honor in a discussion. He recalls Honest John Jones who once tiptoed into a hotel waiting room. He approached the inkwell, then recoiled, groaning that taking hotel ink would be dishonorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Untermyer
New York
John Jones
Dr Walter King lists 88 infectious diseases with unknown organisms
Dr Walter E King notes 88 infectious diseases may have undiscovered organisms small enough to pass filters. The list includes chicken pox rabies dengue fever small pox trachoma measles poliomyelitis scarlet fever typhus and mumps. Yellow fever was on the list until Noguchi’s discovery. Eradication steps for yellow fever rely on destroying the mosquito carriers even before the organism is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. King
Noguchi
Wireless Waves Fire Oil Wells
The article discusses unexplained oil well fires blamed on wireless waves. R. M. McLain of Desdemona Texas proposes that metal derricks act as receivers, triggering fires at deserted sites, based on observed ignition events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. McLain
Desdemona
Tex
Dizzy Hour Lunchroom Aide Tells Of Possible Settlement
In a scene from the Dizzy Hour lunchroom appointment books and chatter, the new patron seeks his order while Romeo the waiter urges patience. The cooks have been on strike and may reach an agreement soon, according to the American Legion Weekly.
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Romeo
American Legion Weekly
Milam and Williamson Counties Launch Anti Rat Drive
The Milam County Anti Rat Campaign starts April 1 and runs through May 1 with prizes for contestants. Williamson County reports about 100000 rats killed in a month with an estimated value of $375000 saved for 2500 farms and schools urged to join this unified drive.
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Milam County
Germany
Williamson County
A. E. Gray
San Angelo
United States Government Biological Survey
Texas
Papes Diapepsin Ends Indigestion
An advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin as the sure relief for indigestion gas and heartburn. A few tablets provide rapid stomach relief and allow eating favorite foods again, with a small cost for a large case.
Million Dollar Cotton Pool Planned by Bureau
Dallas dispatch outlines Texas Farm Bureau Federation campaign to form a million bale cotton pool. Nine Central Texas counties host meetings with speakers including Walton Peteet Judge S A Lindsey W B Bizzell J F Bagwell and local presenters. Dates span April 1 through April 9 in Tyler Georgetown Temple Belton and other cities.
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Dallas
Texas
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
Walton Peteet
S. A. Lindsey
National City Bank of Houston
W. B. Bizzell
Texas A. & A. College
J. F. Bagwell
Tyler
Walton
Georgetown
Temple
Belton
W. B. Bagwell
Lampasas
W. R. Whitis
Ballinger
T. O. Walton
Paint Rock
Brownwood
Brady
Danderine Ad Promises Thick Soft Hair for Women
An advertisement touts Danderine as a 35 cent remedy for dandruff and hair loss. It claims immediate, doubled hair abundance and glossy vitality, urging women to use the product for radiant, heavy hair.
Anna Case at Beston April 4
Anna Case, renowned Metropolitan Opera soprano, draws American musical enthusiasts with a rare artistry. Her rise from obscurity to concert stardom reflects talent, perseverance, and national appeal, earning acclaim across cities and seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Case
Beston
Metropolitan Opera Company
Miss Case
No Worms in a Healthy Child Tonic Advertisement
An old advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic removes worms from children and improves blood and digestion. It asserts the tonic strengthens the whole system and helps a child regain color and health after two to three weeks. Priced 60 cents per bottle.
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GROVE
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